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Ron talks with Barbara Slavin, Assistant Managing Editor of the Washington Times and author of "Bitter Friends, Bosom Enemies: Iran, The U.S. and the Twisted Path to Confrontation." Hear the latest on what's happening in Iran.

Ron agrees with a crazy member of the Iranian foreign ministry
that it is, in fact, Israel and Benjamin Netanyahu who are responsible
for some security breaches in Iran. According this this guy, CNN is the problem. This might as well be a Get Worse...

Chris and Dan make fun of Ron for a quote he gave in a New York Post article today.

It’s Monday, good people of the Kuby nation, and we are back to the grind with the following stories:

Iran continues to top headlines, this morning’s news being that Iran has admitted there may have been a discrepancy in voting, and the Revolutionary Guard has come out threatening protestors. All this while Israel’s leaders are showing support for the protestors, asking if this might signal an end to theocratic rule. Ron will check in Washington Times reporter Barbara Slavin about the latest in the region.

In other news, New York Times reporter David Rhode and local reporter Tahir Lubin have escaped from the Taliban, after being held for seven months. The details are still unfurling, but what has become evident in the days since their escape is the media blackout that occurred, with no one breaking the silence for seven long months.