In a jaw-dropping display of hypocrisy and historical amnesia, The Young Turks' Ana Kasparian turned a routine Piers Morgan Uncensored debate into a full-blown spectacle of denial and deflection. While the world watches Iran's tyrannical mullahs crumble under justified U.S.-Israeli strikes, Kasparian had the audacity to echo her boss Cenk Uygur's infamous praise of the late Ayatollah Khamenei as "courageous" for refusing to "capitulate to Israel."
Courageous? Tell that to the millions of Iranians who've suffered under this regime's boot for decades!
Piers Morgan, never one to pull punches, confronted Kasparian head-on about Uygur's glowing tribute to Khamenei, a man whose theocracy has executed dissidents, oppressed women, and funded global terror networks like Hezbollah and Hamas.
Kasparian's response? A squirming defense: "I understand what he's talking about... As much as I did not agree with the Ayatollah, I'm not a religious person and I certainly don't like extremism... the fact of the matter is he didn't embarrass his people by getting down on his knees to pleasure Israel as our leaders here in the United States do."






