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[00:00:23] a resolution a few months ago
[00:00:30] statements from other ministers. Iran is saying that it is talking to Oman, which President Trump
[00:00:34] is also angry about. The price of oil in the
[00:00:36] of saving themselves, is that international market is reflecting this. Brent has fallen below $80,
[00:00:39] which means there might be a deal in the works. The media is also reporting this,
[00:00:43] but we have come here many times, and after that, things have gone wrong.
[00:00:46] What are your sources saying in Washington?
[00:00:49] Yes, look, what our sources in the
[00:00:53] Pentagon, State Department, and White House are telling us is what President Trump wants.
[00:00:56] He wants the war to end
[00:01:00] to someone else because they believe somehow, because he knows that this has become a huge political liability for him.
[00:01:04] parties, if they join Midterm elections in the US are coming in November. The oil
[00:01:08] price, as you rightly said, has decreased, but generally, if you look at the trend,
[00:01:12] it has been upward. So, I think what
[00:01:14] and overall, the governance our sources are telling us is that President Trump wants this to end somehow. However,
[00:01:17] he also knows that he is stuck because, look, the issue of the Strait of Hormuz
[00:01:21] was not an issue before the war started, and now a
[00:01:25] situation has arisen where President Trump wants to get out of it somehow.
[00:01:29] Iran is saying, and
[00:01:33] Sahib is contacting people,
[00:02:18] Party itself seems to be drowning with the Noon League?
[00:02:30] we have to keep in mind that President Trump also wants oil
[00:02:33] prices not to increase. His statements have a significant impact
[00:02:44] international media, and even in the American media, news is coming that President Trump
[00:02:48] is being advised that if we push further, it will not affect Iran. If we
[00:02:52] carry out more attacks, it will be of no use. News is coming that the number of interceptors
[00:02:55] has significantly decreased. If Iran attacks the allies, as it is saying, then
[00:02:59] their defense...
[00:04:02] I think,
[00:05:02] And now the situation is that
[00:09:51] tock, tick tock. Your
[00:09:54] countdown has begun. We will talk. We have with us
[00:09:58] senior political analyst Hamid Mir Sahib. Hamid Mir Sahib, thank you very much for joining us on the show. Mir Sahib, it is obvious
[00:10:02] that Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Sahib has said tick tock, tick
[00:10:06] tock. Your countdown has begun.
[00:10:09] This was said to the Noon League.
[00:10:25] The reason for this is that both the Pakistan Peoples Party and the Noon League are
[00:10:29] stakeholders and beneficiaries of this system.
[00:10:33] Now, you see that
[00:10:36] a summary has gone to the President
[00:10:39] regarding the appointment of High Court judges.
[00:10:43] The President has not signed it for many days, so the high-level
[00:10:46] sources of the Muslim League Noon believe that
[00:10:50] the President will come to Islamabad today, so perhaps he will sign it.
[00:10:54] But if
[00:10:57] we know the President's working
[00:11:00] style, he can sign it even sitting in Karachi.
[00:11:04] So he has not signed it, and Bilawal Sahib
[00:11:07] is saying that the countdown has begun. So now the
[00:11:11] question arises, if the countdown has begun, what does that mean?
[00:11:15] Obviously, it means a vote of no confidence. So
[00:11:19] if a vote of no confidence comes, then
[00:11:22] consider the numbers game of the Pakistan Peoples Party,
[00:11:26] and then you see which
[00:11:29] the Pakistan Peoples Party, can bring down Shehbaz Sharif's government.
[00:11:33] So the biggest party is Tehreek-e-Insaf, whose MNAs
[00:11:37] do not have a ticket from Tehreek-e-Insaf,
[00:11:41] but they are called Tehreek-e-Insaf, and then after that,
[00:11:44] Maulana Fazlur Rehman's party comes, then
[00:11:48] some independent members come. Mehmood Khan Achakzai Sahib
[00:11:51] is the opposition leader, so
[00:11:55] our information is that Mehmood Khan Achakzai
[00:11:58] and so far, no formal decision
[00:12:02] has been made regarding a vote of no confidence,
[00:12:05] but things are ultimately
[00:12:09] heading in that direction because you can see that
[00:12:13] this debate about new provinces, in this debate about new provinces,
[00:12:16] it seems that the Pakistan Peoples Party will
[00:12:19] make it a do-or-die issue for itself. So if
[00:12:23] an attempt is made to impose this on them, then I think that
[00:12:27] Shehbaz Sharif Sahib may face difficulties.
[00:12:30] Sir, and in this whole scenario, when it comes to difficulties,
[00:12:34] then Amir Muqam Sahib says that we will drown together; we will not go alone. So
[00:12:38] will the Pakistan Peoples Party go for this option where the Pakistan Peoples
[00:12:43] ساتھ
[00:12:47] Look, politically, if you see,
[00:12:50] there is a school of thought in the Pakistan
[00:12:53] Peoples Party, a group. It is a very strong group,
[00:12:56] and most of those people belong to Punjab
[00:13:00] and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Azad Kashmir,
[00:13:03] and they believe
[00:13:07] with the Noon League, we joined the Noon League
[00:13:10] to make Zardari Sahib president. We got
[00:13:14] two governors, and we formed a government in Balochistan, so
[00:13:18] we suffered a lot because of this. And until
[00:13:21] we get rid of the Noon League, we cannot revive
[00:13:24] the Benazir Bhutto Pakistan Peoples Party. On the other
[00:13:28] hand, there is a group within the Pakistan Peoples Party that is
[00:13:32] a beneficiary, you can say. Most of them belong to Sindh.
[00:13:35] And those people believe that we have a government in Sindh.
[00:13:39] And the President is also sitting
[00:13:42] in the President's House, so we are only gaining. But
[00:13:46] now it seems to me that the President himself is also very close
[00:13:49] to the Punjab group in his thinking, because
[00:13:53] the Pakistan Peoples Party tried
[00:13:56] to hold a rally in Lahore, and they were not allowed to hold a rally.
[00:14:00] And the rally was for Asif Zardari Sahib's
[00:14:04] birthday. They organized a rally at Minar-e-Pakistan,
[00:14:08] but they were not allowed. So the group in the Pakistan Peoples Party that believes
[00:14:12] that we should now get rid of the Noon League
[00:14:15] that group's thinking and Asif
[00:14:19] Zardari Sahib's thinking and Bilawal Bhutto Sahib's thinking have become
[00:14:23] quite close. So the group within the Pakistan Peoples Party
[00:14:27] that believes that we should continue to work with the Noon League
[00:14:30] in this setup, I think that group has become quite weak,
[00:14:34] and ultimately, if the Pakistan Peoples Party makes a decision,
[00:14:38] then it is certain that not only the Muslim League Noon will suffer,
[00:14:41] but the Pakistan Peoples Party will also suffer, and the system may also suffer.
[00:14:45] Sir, and in the past, it happened that the canal issue was also discussed in the same
[00:14:49] way as the creation of more administrative units is being discussed now. But
[00:14:52] the people...
[00:15:27] both parties, Muslim League Noon and Pakistan Peoples Party, are stuck
[00:15:31] because in the past, Nawaz Sharif himself and Shehbaz Sharif
[00:15:34] Sahib have supported new provinces. In fact,
[00:15:38] when Shehbaz Sharif Sahib was the Chief Minister of Punjab and Rana Sanaullah Sahib was the Law
[00:15:41] Minister of Punjab, they themselves passed a unanimous resolution
[00:15:45] from the Punjab Assembly. Both parties were involved in it, Noon League and
[00:15:49] Pakistan Peoples Party, that Bahawalpur province should also be formed and South
[00:15:53] Punjab province should also be formed. Similarly, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
[00:15:57] Assembly has passed
[00:16:00] that Hazara province should be formed. Muslim League Noon has also supported it,
[00:16:04] PTI has also supported it, and Pakistan Peoples Party has also supported it.
[00:16:08] So the consensus of these parties, which is their way
[00:16:13] the way to form new provinces in the constitution
[00:16:17] has been decided, by following that path, you
[00:16:20] can form a new province. So where will that new province be formed? In Punjab
[00:16:24] and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, neither in Sindh nor in Balochistan.
[00:16:27] So this is acceptable to the Noon League
[00:16:31] and also to the Pakistan Peoples Party, but it is possible that
[00:16:34] it might not be acceptable
[00:16:38] that in Pakistan's largest city, Karachi,
[00:16:41] where the mayor is from the Pakistan Peoples Party,
[00:16:45] the affairs of this largest city of Karachi
[00:16:49] have deteriorated so much,
[00:16:52] of the Pakistan Peoples Party's government in Sindh is facing so many
[00:16:55] questions that
[00:16:58] if Karachi is not made a separate unit,
[00:17:02] the problem will not be solved. So here, I think there can be a very big
[00:17:06] fight between the Pakistan Peoples Party and the system. And
[00:17:10] Sir, when you talked about the system, when Mohsin Naqvi Sahib gave his speech
[00:17:13] the other day, an impression also emerged
[00:17:17] that perhaps everything is not well between the central government (Noon League) and the system.
[00:17:21] Nawaz Sharif Sahib refused to respond to party leaders,
[00:17:25] but before that, responses were given. A space was created for
[00:17:28] Tehreek-e-Insaf, which historically happens that when there is some
[00:17:32] issue or rift between the government and the system's institutions,
[00:17:35] the opposition gets a chance to create space.
[00:17:37] Is there a possibility of
[00:17:39] this?
[00:17:43] Look, Shahzeb Sahib, you have asked a very interesting question.
[00:17:46] If you look at the founder chairman of
[00:17:50] Tehreek-e-Insaf, who is currently in jail, if you bring out his
[00:17:53] old statements, you will know.
[00:17:57] You will get the answer to your question. Imran
[00:18:01] Khan Sahib is not only a supporter of
[00:18:04] administrative units and new provinces, he is their supporter,
[00:18:08] but I have
[00:18:11] heard from his own mouth that he is also a supporter of the presidential system.
[00:18:14] So for now, put the debate about the presidential system aside,
[00:18:18] but this is a big coincidence.
[00:18:22] You can call it a beautiful coincidence
[00:18:25] or a very inappropriate coincidence
[00:18:29] that there is not much difference between Mohsin Naqvi Sahib's opinion
[00:18:33] and Imran Khan Sahib's opinion on the matter of administrative units.
[00:18:49] and between the institutions, it should end. This is such an important issue.
[00:18:51] ہے
[00:18:53] No, I don't think it's that easy. I just answered your question
[00:18:57] that Tehreek-e-Insaf, if
[00:19:00] it wants, can create space because
[00:19:04] Imran Khan Sahib was in the past new...
[00:19:15] There is not one opinion on this either. You must have seen that in the last
[00:19:18] three or four days, many federal ministers are
[00:19:22] supporting new administrative units. Raza Rabbani has,
[00:19:26] Sardar Yusuf Sahib has, Barrister Aqil Malik Sahib
[00:19:29] has. I know of more people in the pipeline who are supporting this.
[00:19:33] So on this matter, Shehbaz Sharif Sahib and Nawaz Sharif Sahib's opinion
[00:19:37] is,
[00:19:39] a minority opinion within the PML-N,
[00:19:43] because the majority of the PML-N at this
[00:19:47] time, if you look at which
[00:19:50] person, which minister was in which
[00:19:54] party before and how they came to the PML-N, when you go
[00:19:57] into that background, you will know
[00:20:00] that it shouldn't happen that in this matter,
[00:20:03] the Prime Minister himself goes into the minority.
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[00:26:04] only two percent of the votes came out. We don't know anything about 98 percent.
[00:26:08] Please answer some questions.
[00:26:11] Written, Maulana, I appeal to you, let's call a meeting.
[00:26:15] This is a matter of national security. Afghanistan
[00:26:19] Khawra.
[00:26:29] Look, the Jirga is on Saturday and Sunday.
[00:26:47] This is the Mosque of Khalil al-Wazir, and you can see the minaret of the mosque, which has been destroyed.
[00:26:51] This is the area of East Gaza. Many mosques here
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[00:27:01] to Palestine. I am in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq.
[00:27:05] Hamid Mir is present to serve you from Grozny, the capital of Chechnya. Hamid Mir is present to serve you from Tora Bora.
[00:27:09] Hamid Mir is present to serve you from Beirut,
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[00:27:24] I am near Mir Ali.
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[00:27:31] From Pakistan to Palestine.
[00:30:32] I have not accused the government at all. I am part of the government. I will not accuse myself at all. I still believe
[00:30:36] today that if the Prime Minister
[00:30:40] had found a better system, he would have taken this country
[00:30:44] forward faster, and people have a great desire and
[00:30:48] will continue to have for my and his relationship to deteriorate.
[00:30:51] But the government's future is absolutely
[00:30:55] going to complete five years. Shehbaz Sahib will remain Prime Minister for five years,
[00:30:58] whatever happens.