Hook Calls on Tech Companies to Suspend Accounts for Iranian Leadership

The transcript discusses the political situation in Israel, focusing on the Middle East peace process and the potential for a third election. It then shifts to Iran, highlighting the U.S. administration's response to pro-Ayatollah protests and the imposition of sanctions on Iran's Minister of Communications. The discussion covers the hypocrisy of the Iranian regime using social media while shutting down the Internet for its citizens. The U.S. has facilitated technologies to help Iranians communicate despite Internet shutdowns. The transcript concludes with the impact of the impeachment inquiry on U.S. foreign policy, emphasizing continued efforts to address threats from Iran.

What are the implications of the Iranian regime shutting down the Internet during protests?

In what ways has the U.S. government expressed its support for the Iranian people during protests?

What lessons did the U.S. learn from previous protests in Iran, and how might they apply them now?