Iran crackdown: 'Can a government willing to kill its own people be trusted to reform?'

William Hilderbrandt welcomes Dr. Ahu Kucuksefahani, Scholar in International Relations, social movements and digital activism. She offers a sobering analysis of Iran's deepening crisis amidst unprecedented internet blackouts and a brutal crackdown by the Islamic regime: While the Iranian authorities cling to control by violence, global responses remain inconsistent, at best, and in some cases, complicit. Dr. Kucuksefahani argues that it's 'far-fetched' to believe the regime is capable of any level of reform: “If you have a government that’s willing to ruthlessly kill its own people, how can you expect it to bring about reforms?