🇺🇸🇮🇷 The American who led Tehran's most controversial chant of the war explains what really happened on that stage and why he says he'd do it again
Jackson Hinkle on the moment a congressman called treason:
"I love the US Constitution."
His side of the story goes deeper than the viral clip.
Jackson describes being pulled onstage at the funeral rallies and introduced in Farsi as a good American who loves the people and hates the government, and he walks through why he believes every word of it sits squarely inside the First Amendment.
He addresses the treason calls head on, reveals a letter he says seven members of Congress sent seeking to strip his citizenship, and explains why he still expects to walk back into America one day.
The full conversation covers what Tehran actually looks like from the inside right now, how ordinary Iranians talk about Americans versus Washington, and where he thinks US-Iran relations go once the guns fall silent.
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