Exiled Iranian Prince Reza Pahlavi: Transition Plan and the Fight for Iran's Freedom

All right, everybody, welcome back to part two of the All-in Podcast, episode 263. We promised you a part two because we are very lucky that my dear friend Sharvan Pishivar was able to set up a very important historic interview for us today, none other than Prince Reza. Pallavi is here and we have a limited amount of time with you, uh, Reza. And uh may I call you Reza or should I call you Prince Reza? Thank you.

Uh thank you for having me on your program. It's great to have you. And this is a moment I think you've been waiting 47, close to 50 years for, which is We are at this moment in time looking at potentially the people of Iran being free. You left the country and uh when you were 17 years old to become a pilot, and now you are looking to help your people with a transition post this military activity, this operation.

essentially a war that's going on right now that we all hope gets resolved quickly. I think people would love to know what is your vision for Iran post this military action. Well, thank you again for the opportunity. Before I get into that, I wanted to simply uh stress the importance of this intervention that to us was like a rescue mission. It was literally an a humanitarian intervention to protect more lives that would otherwise be lost under this extremely brutal and repressive regime that, as you know, has massacred as of late

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