Rudi Bakhtiar- Fox New’s Persian Princess
*I don’t know where she went.
You probably remember her from the graveyard shift at CNN a couple of years back. Rudi Bakhtiar , this Persian beauty is now working for Foxnews as a general reporter for the network, but she can be mostly found at 5pm Eastern time on the “The Big Story with John Gibson” , apparently she was brought on to help his ratings.
Rudi Bakhtiar was born in California (1966), however she was raised in Iran until the revolution in 1979, when the the terrorists took over, (one of which went on to become president of Iran :)).
After arriving back in the states, she got her bachelors in bioligy with hopes of becoming a dentist. Obsviously, that didn’t work out, otherwise I wouldn’t be writing this article on her.
Later, Rudi went to work for CNN and well, you know the rest.
From what I have gathered and researched on the internet, Rudi Bakhtiar seems to be a very quiet down to earth person. Politically, it is hard to gauge where she stands.
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August 6th, 2008 at 10:16 am
The last time I checked, over throwing a propped up U.S. sock puppet lackey, isn’t a terrorist offense. The Shah of Iran was just some guy the U.S. decided to put into power, and our government didn’t seem to concerned with the Iranian’s voting for the Shah at that time either. Propping up a dictator, isn’t democracy.
“After arriving back in the states, she got her bachelors in bioligy with hopes of becoming a dentist.”
If she immigrated here with her parents from a place she was born, which was Iran. How could she arrive back in the states. She has never gone back to Iran, since Shapour Bakhtiar is Rudi Bakhtiar’s father’s uncle, the last Prime Minister of Iran under Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, and a great aunt of Bakhtiar’s was the Shah of Iran’s second wife Soraya Esfandiary. I don’t think her family would be welcomed back with open arms. The Iranian’s wanted the Shah sent back to Iran to execute him. They would probably do the same to any of his relatives, seeing as how the Shah of Iran and his family were the only ones who benefited from his rule at the time.