Iran Rally at CPAC: U.S. Support for Regime Change

0:00It's March 26. You're listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news. A spontaneous rally broke out at the conservative political action conference around noon on Thursday, with dozens of attendees showing strong support. For potential American and Israeli-led action against Iran, the group cheered President Donald Trump and Reza Palavi, the former Iranian crown prince and a key U.S. ally right outside the main stage at the Gaylord Texan Resort. Security quickly shut it down to keep things orderly. This came right after two Iranian women wrapped up their talk on the main stage. Raleigh participants, many of them Iranian Americans, made it clear they want the current Islamic Republic regime gone, with Palavi stepping in as, leader to restore stability. Pahavi is the son of Iran's last Shah, a close U.S. partner before the Islamic Revolution toppled the monarchy in 1979. Since then, Iran has repeatedly chanted threats against America and clashed with the West.

1:02Demonstrators like Yasmin Azimi highlighted hopes for democracy and an end to Iran's humanitarian struggles, urging fellow Americans to recognize the. Regime's dangers and protect their own freedoms. Organizers see Palavi's upcoming CPAC speech as a big moment. Senator Raleigh is set for later that evening from 5 to 7 p.m. Outside the Convention Center, keeping the push alive amid growing calls for change in Iran.