Greg Myrie, NPR's national security correspondent, delves into the ongoing protests in Iran, highlighting the staggering casualty numbers and the regime's communication blackouts. Franco Ordonez, NPR's White House correspondent, discusses President Trump's potential responses, balancing human rights rhetoric with the complexities of U.S. military action. They explore the vulnerabilities of Iran's leadership, the impact of regional defeats, and the scaled responses from Congress and exiled figures. The dynamics between protester protection and U.S. intervention shape a compelling narrative.
