American freed in Iran prisoner deal tells harrowing story for the first time | 60 Minutes

Emad Shargi was arrested in Iran in 2018. He’s back in the U.S. and sharing the harrowing story of his time in Evin prison.
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[@aryanosouhian9670]

Im American with an Iranian father, he wants me to come visit but i have served in the Air Force and contracted for the State Department. F that, I am not going to be a hostage.

[@maureenoneill5754]

Do NOT go to Iran. Or any of these countries.

[@almounasaddiyeh8685]

His calm and peaceful demeanor is compelling

[@jsblee]

This reporter should use less theatrics when interviewing

[@Christoph30Berlin]

What a story. What an amazing individual human being he is and his lovely family. Welcome back, i can't imagine how you suffered and feeled, betrayed by your "own blood"and country. All the best in the future and enjoy everything with you family ❤

[@elsabean6791]

I dated a Persian guy for a while and we talked about getting married a few times. He said he wanted to take me to meet his family in Iran before we did and I was like NOPE. He didn’t understand why I wouldn’t go because he had never had to feel afraid when being there like I would’ve. And I told him that if we had kids, I would never let them go there either, and he was offended by that. Like, sorry dude, but if he took our kids there, there would be nothing I could do if he didn’t want to bring them back to America, and I couldn’t live with that possibility. We broke up soon after that conversation.

[@mr.iforgot3062]

Ill marry you. My name is Vladimir. Im 71 years young. I have a good job.

[@dhzhbb]

遠離穆斯林 他們是恐怖分子

[@omidabdulqadir5164]

It’s their govt not their ppl also you ppl go make a mess and come back expecting from them to treat you guys like kings and queens 😂

[@j2times2006]

Is your name Sally Field?

[@elsabean6791]

@@omidabdulqadir5164 I have no problem with acknowledging the damage the US has caused not just in the Middle East but in countries all over the world-including Iran. I also know that, just like in most places all over the world, the extremism we see doesn’t represent the majority of the people. I don’t have a problem with the Iranian people, I have a problem with the people Iranians let govern them. There are nearly 90 million people in Iran. If there were enough of them that didn’t go along with the extremist ideologies of those in charge, they would overthrow their government and install leaders that are more representative of the majority of the population. Until that happens, no way would I ever even entertain the thought of visiting. This video was about an IRANIAN man who had false charges put on him by the government of Iran, what do you think they would do to someone like me?

[@MadKingOfMadaya]

*_07:30_**_ As a Kurd I was proud to hear Kurdistan and the fact they said that he was "30 miles away from freedom" meaning the boarder to Kurdistan. That's what our people is all about. I am proud that we are the only beacon of freedom, hope and liberty in the middle east yet we are constantly being in the crosshairs of Iran and Turkey. None the less we will keep on working hard and fight to protect our freedom and some day we might be able to liberate others from the spirit of despotism._*

[@atabeta2333]

ook buddy

[@pnayeri]

Ok dude, don’t mistake and take advantage of the situation created by this blood thirsty regime to promote annexation of the state of Kurdestan! Kurdestan has always been part of Iran and will always be a part of Iran! It’s a damn shame that you don’t see yourself as an Iranian because your ancestors are the true “Persian” Iranians who defend this land for centuries! They would all be rolling in their graves seeing the small group of traitorous new generation of “Kurds” who want to annex themselves from their land and country! It’s truly a shame!

[@MadKingOfMadaya]

*_What's wrong? You like dictatorship? I mean it's ok if you're a masochist but don't drag everybody else with you_* 😂

[@amsterdame]

​@@MadKingOfMadaya❤❤❤

[@K55365]

​@@MadKingOfMadayaDid you take your pills today? 😂😂

[@williamhartz8707]

While I lived in the Middle East in the 1990’s I was able to get a tourist visa to visit Iran. I had to be escorted by one of their government tour guides. He ended up being very friendly; in fact, he and his wife had attended an university in the USA until they had to return in 1978. Iranians like to call themselves Persians and are well educated. I was surprised how nicely I was treated. A few times I was able to individually talk one to one with Iranians about their government. ( They would bring it up) No one cares for the government; in fact, the government officials all have to ride in bullet proof vehicles.

[@cc51520]

@williamhartz8707 Iranians like to call themselves Persians? What do you mean they like to call themselves? They are Persians! That's a fact.Of course not all of them but the majority are Persians and speak Persian language (also called Farsi or Parsi) as native language. Some of the other ethnicities also speak a dialect of Persian and there are some ethnicities which speak different kinds of languages like Turkish, Baluchi, Kurdish etc. Until 1935 the official name of the country was Persia. At this year Reza Shah the king of Iran requested foreign delegates to use the term of Iran instead of Persia which I think personally was a mistake since it broke up the bridge between ancient Persia and today's Iran. That's why some people get confused and think Iranians aren't Persian, like you did. Didn't you visit the historical sites like Persepolis or Pasargadae? If you did you should've realized Iran and Persia are the same thing. I hope I was able to explain it a little.

[@maurice8814]

​@@jamicaman900when watching Indian news on time they called the middle east "West Asia" do you agree with that terminology of describing that region

[@jamicaman900]

Yes

[@Annie-ZA]

I believe you William. It's definitely not safe to visit any more. Too many have been imprisoned simply for been a foreigner. Accused of being a SPY, whilst they are merely BARGAINING CHIPS! iT'S NOT WORTH THE RISK! Watch the Australian lady's story very recently uploaded on AUSTRALIAN STORIES. Really not worth it! You were very lucky ... BLESSED! 🙏👏💪

[@bkallday2998]

@@jamicaman900: Honestly we Americans 🇺🇸 care more about our Pizza‼️ 🍕

[@silentblackhole]

I’m really happy to hear that you came home. It’s terrible to think how many people are in jail they don’t deserve to be there. Some of them with life sentences. Just terrible.

[@Dimapur]

"I ran into the Far Sea, because the threat of getting caught IsReal.

[@capricemadrid5353]

Are we supposed to believe that all that money is going to "humanitarian" efforts?

[@fastbreak0822]

Condolences for your suffering of being away from your family.... 5 years of lost time where you could have been living life freely with your loved ones..... Make up for it with your new sense of appreciation for all things once taken for granted.... Psyched for you bro..... Sending you good thoughts and hopes for you and fam. One x

[@ClassicCarCustodians]

Thousands of dual citizen Iranians go to Iran and back with no issues. Something must have been off with his past or business.

[@williamdrijver4141]

He should never have gone to Iran in the first place. Same for North-Korea, and other human and animal rights violating dictatorships.

[@LG-fl9fy]

Yes. thank you.

[@dv4497]

It's quite a bit different for Iranian-Americans. A lot of the Iranian diaspora travels back and forth, because while the Iranian regime is definitely authoritarian, it's not on the same scale as the North Korean regime.

[@tecumseh4095]

He should never go back to the country of his birth, a country where is extended family still lives?????

[@Red_Vines]

@@tecumseh4095he can go, but don’t call the US when arrested. His Dad warned him

[@DiazGee]

JC, thank you God that he is back. Be safe you and your family, Almighty bless you.

[@AlexZ-lc6nl]

Moral of the story, don’t leave America and travel to a war zone or enemy heavy land. Reasons why I’ll wait to see the wall of China or the Romanoff Palance 🤷🏻‍♂️ Also, be grateful of your freedom. If you wanna complain about America. Move away. Get captured. Then ask and count your blessings..this guy was a nationalized citizen and we still got him. That says alot about America.

[@solnahealthcare6343]

He has good family, and Iran's have very educated people

[@bienvenus.n4072]

Strong wife who has waited this long. Glad he's back to his family.

[@hamb7260]

I'm not surprised a bit by this hostage situation in Iran. Iran has been exchanging hostages for money for the past 4 decades and it won't stop. I think Iranian citizens are dilutional in terms of traveling to their home country (if they are dual citizens) since they always think these circumstances are very isolated which is far from the truth. Iran recently released several Iranian-British citizens who had been incarcerated for years in exchange for cash. As I said, these are not the last of it.

[@solapowsj25]

Thank you for the clear and deep view of the way hostages are treated.

[@ericadar]

soft ball interview. Any American who doesn't consider that Iran will use them for geopolitical leverage if they travel there is either ignorant or stupid. He should have known better and we all paid a high price to get him out. Make every American who asks for a passport sign a form that states that their Citizenship will be immediately revoked if they travel to Iran.

[@kkaveh2891]

He is a spy He paid for what he did

[@angelinamclaughlin-heil]

How horrific! So glad he is now free

[@resparza6855]

I have the feeling that Iran will pull the world into a big, big mess...

[@ryanimal34]

Remarkably brave man he is.

[@Annie-ZA]

How can such evil and brutality exist in our world? 🤔 Those responsible cannot possibly be human. The mind boggles! South Africa 🙏

[@user-Bobby81]

Suffering must take place to save souls. God gives you a choice everyday to choose good or evil

[@Sidewinder528]

Evil has existed since ummm....FOREVER

[@Sidewinder528]

​@user-Bobby81 ...Please Elaborate, Explain how Suffering saves souls. I have to hear this....

[@user-Bobby81]

@@Sidewinder528 God is in the process of killing your flesh to save your soul. It's deep. The Bible is only understood spiritually. Try reading it.

[@user-Bobby81]

@@Iseeyoutoo1 Jesus Christ said love your enemies. Jesus Christ said to put down the sword. Jesus Christ said to lay down your life.

[@bradleydavis8714]

Major PTSD will be apart of his future! So sad. Glad he's home with his family.

[@thelastbison2241]

So they never admit they are wrong when they are wrong.

[@JohnnyD45]

Glad you are back.🇺🇸🦅

[@davidwells2515]

And the Iranians probably didn’t need to hack his Facebook. Facebook works with governments all over the world

[@beccalove8791]

I met a lady that was born in Iran. She lives in California now. I asked her why she came her. She said, “ I ran”

[@maryaltshuller885]

Hard to believe after all these decades the Iranian government is still a worldwide headache. This guy is lucky he was only threatened with torture, but not actually tortured. There is nothing wrong with dual citizenship if the individual does not work for any government.

[@sufi8903]

I thought USA was the global headache 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@aigaoliveira3278]

​@@sufi8903You're wrong.

[@JohnPMiller]

10:51 Iran can use the $6B to buy food and medicine, thus freeing up $6B to be used for whatever they want.

[@Bengtroslund]

Why do people go to countries like that?

[@tecumseh4095]

He was born and raised in Iran. He has family in Iran. He is from Iran!

[@rezam87]

As someone who has ALL his family over there and has no political involvement in any countries i found it close to impossible to get my fam visitor visa to visit me here. I have been debating to visit them last eight years and never did it. Instead, I gathered them all in neighboring countries like turkey to spend a week together.

[@mikeowens1897]

This is why you dont go to crooked countries.

[@naomicristinemaduro5975]

Did you write your experience in the book?

[@johnt2475]

Moving forward America should let it be made that if you are in certain countries there will be no ransoms paid, zero.

[@5133937]

@7:19 how on earth did he escape? I want to hear more about that.

[@sabash4238]

He said he was out on bail awaiting court appearance.

[@5133937]

@@sabash4238 Yes, and then some friends smuggled him almost to the border. But it's weird he wasn't under constant surveillance or anything and actually almost made it out of Iran before they caught up to him.

[@kkaveh2891]

@@5133937he was a spy! American government trying to help Him escape! They failed, all of them were arrested.

[@AaronEbrahim]

All the horror stories start out with a couple, a recent grad, an adventurous person "going out to discover their roots" in a foreign country. Don't do it. Don't be the yte person who grabs the banana instead of the knife.

[@amb-yz9ee]

Had no business going back.

[@burtvhulberthyhbn7583]

Any American in Iran needs to sign a waiver of understanding they're risking being taken hostage at any time

[@Red_Vines]

I agree - it’s his own fault

[@Qwerkinter1]

Agreee it’s like me going to Belarus with U.S. passport

[@alexsolhi6364]

If they want us to believe this schmuck was just a random incident and not an asset, they should spend some time to explain in detail why $6 Billion was handed over when there was a 5 for 5 individual exchange! This doesn’t make sense nor does it sound like a good deal, even to a remedial individual.

[@harleygirl2050]

Wow…. Do not go to there….

[@ericeandco]

It was all about ransom. The problem with paying ransom is more people get kidnapped for ransom.

[@mjd4996]

First of all it s not ransom i the money belongs to Iran which the US government blocked it if the USA stops hostility towards these things would have never happened you better see what gitmo prisoners or Abu ghuraib prisoners would tell you horrifying stories that emad sharghi has never gone under in Iran. Stop victimizing spies. Your government commits worse crimes than any other government in the word albeit next to Israhell

[@j2times2006]

This guy seems like a good dude but dangerously naive and it cost him. If your pops tells you not to do something he's telling you out of expirence. I'm sure his pops knew how these wackos work.

[@aprilsmith3683]

Hostage taking of fellow citizens for the most minor amounts has skyrocketed in our country... 🇿🇦

[@solapowsj25]

Pray for those in peril 🙏.

[@roaddog7542]

His father was right but instead he took a big risk based on a fat paychecks like so many others.

[@pohanahawaii]

👍 Interesting interview! Emad Shargi is a brave man to openly speak out about what happened and his circumstances. We're all curious about the other 4 hostages released at same time as well. Hopefully, one day they will also speak up.

[@adriaanboogaard8571]

Well done story. Keep sharing the truth as best you can.

[@usaloveme]

Now home in safety he states it wasnt so bad and he "learned alot" about himself!! Sure. I can think of better places to learn about myself and being stuck in some shity prison

[@redtrees]

The SERE training came in handy lol just kidding

[@CLHLC]

2:12 wtf that poster shows a Dutch Statue called 'Sitting man' in Lelystad

[@chrisgay9623]

This interviewer has a knack for stating the obvious and asking mawkish questions. That should impress her editors.

[@DonB.-Mulefivefive]

Let's see you , do better then with some kind of history to your reporting. Hint: You don't have any.

[@amsterdame]

she was annoying.

[@DonB.-Mulefivefive]

@@amsterdame like you are.

[@rictusgrin4191]

When he described the prison, I thought he was talking about guantanamo bay.

[@tonycastellon922]

Emad, welcome home and my God bless your life and the life of your entire family

[@amb-yz9ee]

We paid too much to get them back.

[@ambition112]

0:10: 🔑 American businessman Imad Shi spent over 5 years as a prisoner in Iran's most notorious prison before being freed in a controversial deal involving $6 billion in restricted Iranian oil revenue. 3:22: 😱 An Amsterdam-based consultant working in Iran was arrested by armed agents, leaving his wife terrified and uncertain of her fate. 6:15: 🔍 Imad Shiwas, an American citizen, was interrogated for 9 hours a day by an intelligence service who had hacked his Facebook and questioned him about his connections and activities. 8:09: 🔒 An American citizen, Michael White, shares his experience of being wrongfully detained in Iran for 8 months and his hope for his government's intervention. 10:53: 📜 The US and Iran reached a complex agreement allowing Iran to access $6 billion tied up in a foreign account due to US sanctions for humanitarian purposes. Recap by Tammy AI

[@kkane64]

I wish I had dual citizenship I’m just American American

[@TheMilpitasguy]

His speech and demeanor reminds me so much of Christoph Waltz who played SS-standartenfuhrer Hans Landa in Inglorious Basterds.

[@pathologicaldoubt]

100%

[@amsterdame]

ur weird

[@OliverNorth9729]

Poor margaret. She was so shocked.

[@nochepatada]

Imprisoning innocent people, torture and a good cop/bad cop routine to get a confession for crimes they never committed. Only in Iran, the USA would never do that, definitely not to young black men, especially in Louisiana

[@brooklynusa670]

America worried about him & he worried about missing daughters' graduation? He CHOSE to keep his Iranian citizenship passport. He deserves what he got. Why does get a show???

[@redheaddevil77]

The way she asks the questions irks the living $hit out of me. She sounds like a robot when she asks him questions. I don't know, it is probably just me. Lol! When she asked his sister 1 question she sounded normal

[@Rodmic-hd9pn]

I thought we didn’t negotiate with terrorists

[@godschosenpeople5084]

Why bring him back?!?

[@RTBDegenerate]

Never go to that part of the world. Never.

[@frankdillon6127]

6 million goes to suppliers, yeah right, who controls the suppliers? come on wake up!

[@Red_Vines]

He is from there, so the US shouldn’t waste as many resources in negotiating his release. He chose to travel to his motherland voluntarily with an Iranian passport. It’s not the same as an American born journalist being detained in Russia.

[@joshpops822]

Iranians living abroad always exagerate when it comes to iran.. it isnt as bad as it seems

[@mjd4996]

It s not Americans money . The money belongs to Iran it s their own money frozen by Americans

[@Itzmilktv]

I’m not leaving the USA

[@PBTexasBoy]

Damn Milk, your interests are broad 😅😅

[@boredgrass]

An observation, not intended as criticism in any way. The emotional engagement of the host is clearly well intended; but it feels strangely "superimposed", especially because this is about so horrendous experiences. It seems the emotions and their expression are best left entirely to the person who experienced such an ordeal. One might think the motive of sharing the grief, of "not being a "neutral bystander", which appears to guide the host, should lend her expression of emotions veracity, but it seems when it comes to borderline experiences, only the person who made them, can act on them with authenticity. But again, the good intentions behind the conduct of this interview are clearly visible and we have to acknowledge the challenge, a conversation about such extreme experiences poses to the interviewer!

[@amsterdame]

she was so annoying

[@khayamakhoba]

American journalists are just actors. She’s trying her level best to build emotion and he’s just trying to tell his story. The propaganda tactics are so transparent and old. If she just set aside her attempt at an oscar performance maybe we’d learn more

[@kevinchegini1468]

Dear friend i am really happy you are free and what are saying is about Islam the religion of kidnapping, torture, killing, bloodshed, ...etc.

[@muturikanini9176]

Why are Americans so naive to travel to hostile locations like North Korea, Russia and Iran?

[@Rocky7729]

Ask and report the harrowing stories from prisoners released in the United States 🇺🇸

[@sayitasitis1039]

These people know how these terror countries can do anything to get what they want and they still turn a blind eye. Governments should warn such nationalities against visiting such regimes and if they do so it will be at their own risk and the country should not be taken at ransom by these evil people

[@jeny7177]

Listen to your dad...😢

[@liveinms9949]

I remember as a child in the 70's kids in myy school wore free the hostages pins. I remember when reagan was elected and after 2 years the American Embassy workers in Iran were finaly free. THe fact that the United states has any relationship at all with Iran is disgusting

[@gailcarey3597]

Peace through strength.

[@jacobsuckit4214]

Investigating what crime?

[@shawnshahpari8681]

Why would Iran do something that would restrict travel to Iran when they need the money? This smells fishy

[@radmed979]

I knew there was something else to those funds.

[@dcat33]

I dont know. The story is way weird.

[@pathologicaldoubt]

He’s like a Persian cristof Walts

[@amsterdame]

no

[@mesropmadzharyan6727]

How about US citizens not go to Iran Russia N Korea.

[@whatareuthinking1]

I guess I don't get how you possibly trust Iran I know you're from there but what have they ever shown anybody that says yeah it's safe here. Discovering your roots what the hell are you doing?

[@ncdave4]

Speaking of "born again".. "Unless a man be born again, he cannot enter the kingdom of heaven." عیسی بن یوسف This is true for Americans, Iranians, Israelites, Chinese.. every person on the earth will one day bow the knees to Jesus. You can do it voluntarily and claim Him as your messiah, or you will be forced to do it when He comes in judgement.

[@stevenboddy4232]

😂😂 "Israel had an intelligence failure" Bro what about the US intel failure. How did the US not know yet egypt did and Egypt warned Israel 😂😂😂

[@masterxsoldier3596]

It would be ironic that this was the money used to help Hamas attack Palestine.

[@robingoh2325]

Maybe they really think he is a spy.

[@Dodeedo980]

🙏💪🤗💓God blesses you bcuz he knows the EVIL that exist in them hands!!

[@davidwells2515]

We do the same lol trying being el chapo right now, but at a lot of prisons your just a number. And at all of them they try to break you down

[@Elver99Gudon]

Boomer!!!

[@alexanderchenf1]

“A dual Iranian-American citizen”. How can that be legal in the US? The interviewee lacked loyalty to the US to begin with

[@dman378]

He came here at 13. Became a citizen later. Iran doesn't let you give up citizenship. Dual citizenship is common.

[@alexanderchenf1]

@@dman378 I imagine America does not recognize Iranian citizenship as a second citizenship. He should have given up his allegiance to Iran when he got naturalized. He did try to profit from both sides, and he got justly punished for it. We the taxpayers footed the bill.

[@Truthseeker371]

How can the authorities on both sides trust dual citizens, American-Iranian? During the WWII, the Japanese living in the USA were taken to the camp. They were refused of the basic rights, while some of their properties were confiscated.

[@johndough1703]

They can’t. “Japanese-Americans” were spying on the US by the hundreds if not thousands. They had exact locations and scheduled movements of everything in Honolulu, which along with Rosevelt pulling a Netanyahu and ignoring endless reports of an impending attack, gave the Japanese fighters and subs the ultimate advantage trifecta: complete surprise, accurate intelligence, and assistance by the enemy commanders.

[@BIBIWCICC]

This is just one guy and he had a trial, there are hundreds held in Guantanamo and other sites around the world who will never be freed or see the inside of a court. The US has no rights to criticise other countries whilst it conducts imprisonments like this.

[@Chisel_Chest]

We need to help the Palestinians get a state so they can become a terror supporting authoritarian theocracy like Iran. /s The current Iranian government needs to end. Women Life Freedom!

[@nasrinjachens]

We Iranian since 45 years know it .Because our family every day are prisoner this government. And they didn't return to home.

[@pasha606]

He was a spy

[@ivanbeers6484]

He sounds like the typical CIA front

[@dianahill5116]

There should have been federal legislation written centuries ago, that allowed adopted people to have their adoption nullified. To be emancipated. There should have been legislation in the United States Constitution or in the Bill of Rights or in the Amendments, that allows adopted people to have their adoption nullified. To be emancipated. Regardless of their age. _____ Needed Federal Legislation. Adoption Nullification Act: Allowing adopted people to have their adoption nullified. To be emancipated. Regardless of their age. This would be an Amendment to the Emancipation Proclamation. ____ People are not property. Adoption should not be a form of slavery.

[@dianahill5116]

I was adopted. The emotional, mental, physical and verbal abuse started on the first day. I am not disputing the legal system/judge's decision on having me removed from the first group of people. And don't want that custody or authority to be given back to my biological relatives or their relatives. Waiting to have my adoption nullified. To be emancipated. ______ My adopted parents biological son at the age of fifteen started r*ping me, when I was nine years old. _____ The people that adopted me/I was forced to live with have been delaying this trial, for over twenty years. They don't want me to testify against them. They are angry that I contacted the law enforcement. They've been aiding, abetting and protecting a p*dophile. _____ Needed Federal Legislation. Adoption Nullification Act: Allowing adopted people to have their adoption nullified. To be emancipated. Regardless of their age. ____ People are not property. Adoption should not be a form of slavery. I am in need of a lawyer to represent me. I am okay with going to the United States Supreme Court. This is as important as: Brown vs The Board of Education. Had there been federal legislation, I would have had my adoption nullified decades ago. And wouldn't have had to post this information. _____ Why doesn't my birth certificate have the word: Adopted? This should be mandatory for all adopted people. I want to take back my legal birth certificate.

[@dianahill5116]

The United States government and judiciary system failed to inform adopted people, upon being adopted their legal problems would begin. Having an adoption nullified, would be similar to divorce laws. Stating abuse, r*pe and incest. Stating irreconcilable differences and conflict of interests.

[@brettd.watson1821]

I just hope he doesn't go lets do a family trip to Iran.

[@Elver99Gudon]

Plot twist : What if he's an Iranian spy that was not locked up for 5 years but was going through spy school the entire time?

[@kosahemdok3372]

Fun Fact: You will never know if he was a spy or not

[@alpha_combat_gear]

He was kept in good condition. Compared to the Arabs in US military prisons