Andy Bostom

Part 1:

• Iranian President Rouhani's role in the Khomeini Revolution that restored shariah law to Iran, and which created a constitution calling for international jihad
  
• What available polling data suggests about the likelihood that Iranians would vote against shariah law in a truly free election
  
• The characteristics of Islam in Iran

Part 2:

• Distinguishing between the Shia and Sunni views on jihad
• Iran's engagement in civilization jihad
• Shariah law versus secular, "western" thought
• Polling data showing that the majority of Muslims worldwide want shariah law

Part 3:

• The threats Iran and radical Islam pose to Israel
• Interpretations of the Quran that have led to anti-Semitic, anti Zionist sentiments in Iran
  
• Unintentional legitimization of Iran's nuclear program in the P5 + 1 agreement

Part 4:

• The mistakes the US made in Iraq and Afghanistan by enshrining shariah as an accepted part of their societies
• Nuclear negotiations with Iran, and Iran's spurious claims that an energy shortage necessitates a nuclear energy program
• Debate over the religious or cultural origins of female genital mutilation