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"The question Washington keeps asking is the wrong one." Why haven't Iranians overthrown the regime? According to Richard Miniter: because when they tried, the regime answered with mass killings. His analysis of the Apache shootdown, Iran's fractured leadership, and the realities behind regime change is worth hearing.

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