Hossein Massavian, a visiting research collaborator at Princeton, formerly represented Iran in nuclear negotiations, while Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia graduate and Palestinian protest leader, advocates for rights amid conflict. They delve into U.S. military operations against Iran, discussing implications of strikes on nuclear sites without congressional approval. Khalil shares his experience post-release from detention and the powerful student-led protests for Palestinian rights at Columbia, highlighting the intersection of activism and foreign policy.
