ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A red card. A trophy ceremony seven months earlier. An office inside Trump Tower. A phone call to FIFA's president. Chalin lays out, in order, exactly what happened between a controversial ejection at the World Cup and a rule that hadn't been touched since 1962 — plus what happened when the ball actually started rolling again. Then: a long look at Iran's invisible new Supreme Leader, who has not appeared in public once — not at his inauguration, not during the war he inherited, not even at his own father's funeral.
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