BERMAN: This morning, Iranians taking to the streets, protesting President Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the Iran nuclear deal.</s>HARLOW: Let's go straight to our senior international correspondent Fred Pleitgen. He is live in Tehran for us this evening. What did you see today?</s>FREDERIK PLEITGEN, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: I mean, some pretty big demonstrations going on there, Poppy. People stepping on the American flag, burning the American flag, and they also had some pretty harsh words for President Trump. Here's what some folks said to us.</s>UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTER: We have come here to say to all of the people of the world and to Mr. Trump that we stand against Mr. Trump.</s>UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTER: I want to say to American people that we are very sorry that they have -- they have elected such a president.</s>UNIDENTIFIED PROTESTER: I have a message to Mr. Trump. You cannot destroy people of Iran.</s>PLEITGEN: And, Poppy, those were religious conservatives and hard- liners. There were of course two things that were really angering folks here. On the one hand, it was President Trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear agreement, but then also that skirmish that happened in the Golan Heights where apparently the Israelis that hit some Iranian positions inside Syria, the Iranians still not acknowledging that they had any part of that, but it was interesting because at those Friday prayers, they had a very hardline clerics speaking there as well, and he was saying that Iran does not want a nuclear weapon, but that they will expand their ballistic missile program. That's also interesting because Iran's foreign minister came out just a few hours ago and said that Iran is making preparations to begin once again enrichment of uranium on what he calls an industrial scale without any borders to it. Poppy?</s>HARLOW: Fred Pleitgen for us, live from Tehran, thank you for the reporting. We appreciate it.
Anti-American Protests in Iran after Trump Leaves Deal.