
There is History to IRAN! | DESERT OF SIGNS w/ Professor Penn | EP282
From The Professor Penn Podcast by Professor Penn
March 17, 2026 · 1h 52m · Episode 282
About this episode
The episode discusses America's history of regime change, tensions with Iran, and the implications for global trade and security.
The episode opens with a reaction to footage of Saddam Hussein’s court-ordered execution, leading into a broader discussion about America’s history of regime change around the world. Professor examines rising tensions with Iran, the potential impact on global trade, and argues that nations led heavily by military figures may be more prone to conflict. The conversation then shifts to Second Amendment pressures, reactions from Republican leaders, and a look back at U.S.–Iran relations dating to the early 1900s. The episode wraps with reactions to comments from Senate candidate Adam Schwarze and Michelle Tafoya, before closing on the SAVE Act and the ongoing debate around election security.
People in this episode
Host: Professor Penn
Topics covered
- regime change
- U.S.–Iran relations
- global trade
- Second Amendment
- election security
Keywords
- Saddam Hussein
- Iran
- regime change
- Second Amendment
- election security
- U.S.–Iran relations
Mentioned in this episode
Places: Iran, United States
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