Vali Nasser, a professor of international affairs and an expert on Iran, delves into the ongoing protests in Iran, emphasizing the shift from economic grievances to demands for regime change. He highlights the impact of U.S. sanctions on the Iranian economy, fueling public anger. Alfred McCoy, a historian known for his work on imperialism, discusses U.S. foreign policy and historical interventions, cautioning against attempts to exploit unrest abroad. Both guests offer a critical lens on global crises and the complexities of international relations.