Some More News Even More News: Donald Trump Bombs Iran, Demands Nobel Peace Prize
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Jun 25, 2025 Kaveh Hoda, host of The House of Pod and an Iranian American, joins a lively discussion about Trump’s controversial bombing of Iran and his questionable quest for the Nobel Peace Prize. They navigate the complex U.S.-Iran relations, exposing the human cost of foreign policies. The conversation also critiques a Supreme Court ruling allowing the deportation of migrants without due process, shining a light on the urgent need for reform. With humor and insight, they tackle the serious implications of geopolitical actions on everyday lives.
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Kaveh's Personal War Stress
- Kaveh Hoda shares his personal stress over the ongoing war and bombings in Iran due to his Iranian heritage and ties there.
- He highlights the pain of knowing innocent people, including friends and family, are caught in the violence despite opposition to the regime.
Bombing Backfires on Progressives
- Bombing Iran harms innocent civilians who likely oppose the regime, risking unintended consequences.
- External attacks tend to galvanize populations and suppress progressive domestic movements rather than help them.
U.S. History Shapes Iran's Present
- The U.S. involvement in Iran's politics, like the 1953 CIA-backed coup, laid the groundwork for the current regime.
- Historical U.S. actions have contributed to ongoing instability and distrust in Iran.