let's talk and see from evin prison. it was inspected four times, once by the team of martyr mohammad montazeri , may god have mercy on him, in fact, the majlis team, which of course was also provoked and it was mr. montazeri's order, that they came to investigate for months and give a report that everything said is a lie. second, personal. in the name of fahim karam hojjat al-islam fahim karam. a report he gave a detailed explanation to a very small, ordinary and commonplace point that is in every prison , and he went to the imam, he reported, and the imam convened a meeting, and he also went to ardi behesht 5. 8 mohammad reza saadati, one of the senior members of the people's mojahedin organization , is arrested while meeting with the soviet intelligence attaché in tehran. he was sentenced to 10 years in prison for spying for the soviet union. on july 8, 1360, mohammad kechoi, the head of evin prison , was assassinated by one of the infiltrators of the hypocrites. investigations show that afjei has been associated with

if we talk about them, evin prison was searched four times , once it was the team of martyr mohammad montazeri, may god have mercy on him , actually the team of the majlis the parliament, of course, was also provoked and it was mr. montazeri's order. they came to investigate for months and give a report that everything that is said is a lie. second, a person named fahim kerman hojat al-islam fahim kermani came from the parliament. he also made investigations and gave a detailed report on a very small and ordinary and commonplace point that he raised in every prison. he also went to the imam for that report and the imam convened a meeting and he left. bardi behesht 58 mohammad reza saadati, a senior member of the people's mojahedin organization , was arrested while meeting with the soviet intelligence attaché in tehran. he was sentenced to 10 years in prison for spying for the soviet union. july 8, 1360 evin is assassinated in the prison compound by one of the infiltrators of the hypocrites. investigations show that afjei has been associated with saadati for a long time and was influe

with mother, after there, we were brought to evin prison and handed over to the prison. well, mother. little one, you are the last one, no, one little one, yes , i am smaller than me, yes, these days passed and the revolution won, and the imam said, go and bring the family of this martyr. the imam told the mother that he was a martyr, the mother is very kind of announcing the martyrdom of this martyr it was very unique. imam and hazrat imam showed us a fatherly favor and after that we came to the service of hazrat imam . i think he was 6 years old at that time. for example, jamaran and ina arrived at the imam's service. the imam had just left . jamaran had already settled down. they said , "bring these children to see me. we arrived there with the mother of my service. it's an interesting memory . our elder brother, mr. asad mahdi, asked the imam when imam zaman was." he was asked about the appearance of the imam . he asked his mother that children at this age ask about the appearance of the imam of the time. she asked the imam of the time. i sat down at the feet of the

. >> the trio were arrested and sent to the infamous evin prison in tehran. >> i was being detained illegally without any charges, charged with espionage, and was clearly a political pawn. >> shourd would spend 410 days in solitary confinement, like being just dropped off the planet. >> i felt so far away from everything that i loved, everything that had meaning for me, that gave me a sense of who i am in the world. >> and she was released in 2010. bauer and fatal release negotiated in 2011. >> we are so happy. we are free and so relieved we are free. >> it's a long journey. it's a long journey to actually heal from that experience. >> today, shourd's website says she is a journalist and activist working to end the widespread use of solitary confinement in the u.s. she applauds the biden administration for helping free gershkovich and whelan from russia, and hopes it means freedom for other political prisoners to the u.s. >> taking a stand is an example to other countries around the world. what the u.s. does has a tremendous weight and that does make me really hopeful. >> in marin county, cor

the trio were arrested and sent to the infamous evin prison in tehran. >> i was being detained illegallyny charges, charged with espionage, and it was clearly a political pawn. >> shourd would spend 410 days in solitary confinement. >> it's like being just dropped off the planet. i felt so far away from everything that i loved, everything that had meaning for me, that gave me a sense of who i am in the world. >> and she was released in 2010. bauer and fatal release negotiated in 2011. >> we are so happy. we are free and so relieved. we are free. >> it's a long journey. it's a long journey to actually heal from that experience today. >> shourd's website says she is a journalist and activist working to end the widespread use of solitary confinement in the u.s. she applauds the biden administration for helping free gershkovich and whelan from russia, and hopes it means freedom for other political prisoners to the u.s. taking a stand is an example to other countries around the world. >> what the us does has a tremendous weight, and that does make me really hopeful. >> in marin county. cornel

and the kicker is talking about how the russians negotiated, what papers evin could take with him. but they said one other piece of paperwork needed to be done. he needed to personally right out a letter asking formerly for clemency address to vladimir putin. and they point out in his excellent high russian gershkovich wrote out this required things and then concluded it with asking him whether vladimir putin would sit down for an interview with them. what are just think it's just a great move. and much riskier than you might. you don't know what's going to screw this yeah. it was a great movie. yeah, it's just a reminder that he is an american reporter, which it is risky, but good for him who improved and a perfected his russian while he was in prison for 16 months, it's an extraordinary story, but also a learning just a little bit want. to take a berlitz class? >> yeah, right the what president biden said, today is an example of why you need friends in this world. i think that is a very short and simple sentence that will be repeated throughout the course of this campaign. becaus

be talking about evan coming home for once first time, the first time in 16 months secondly that was evin to a t. i expected nothing less to see him come off the flight and do that like big hug thing to the vice president united states. and that was just evan through and through and through. and we were so thrilled and so happy to see that. and i also thought it was even more hysterical that he went up to speak, to the press i mean there's plenty of wall street journal reporters there that workers, colleagues, and, he was so talkative and chatting so much that his parents actually had to pull them out of there and get him into the car to go home. and so we are just thrilled to see that evan has his personality and his spirit and thank you for talking about that piece that he wrote because i hope there he really captured who evan is person. now, all of america can see that last night. >> yeah, it provided such a full picture of him as a human being, not just a great reporter whose work we all knew so well, we understand you spoke with evan's sister since he it came back. how is the family