Can You Kill A Regime By Killing One Man? Death of Iran’s Supreme Leader

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Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been killed in recent missile strikes, but as Samira Mohyeddin, Toronto based Iranian - Canadian journalist and broadcaster at On The Line Media explains, the Islamic Republic is bigger than any one person. Guest host Brent Loucks talks with Samira about what Khamenei’s death means for Iran, its institutions, and the people living under its rule — and why removing a single leader doesn’t necessarily change the system.
4 Mar 9AM English Canada News Commentary

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