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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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They are the biggest anti-government protests in Iran in years.

Cars set on fire.

Videos posted on social media showing the violent escalation.

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Khomeini saying protesters are destroying the country to, quote,

please the U.S. president.

And Trump posting on social media Saturday, Iran is looking at freedom, perhaps like never before.

The USA stands ready to help. I was watching

that pretty closely over the weekend. Really would love to see that regime fall. See those people

yanked out of the palace by their beards, drugged through the streets. Boy, they've been the

source of a hell of a lot of violence and angst and hate in both their region and around the world. Iran, a malevolent

force, no doubt. God, I would say. Richard Engel of NBC with his report on the story.

There are hundreds of thousands of people on the streets. They are setting fires. They are

occupying certain neighborhoods and able to hold them for certain amounts of time, at least temporarily.

And the protesters, they're not asking for change. That's how it started. They wanted economic

reforms. The currency was in free fall. Now they wanted to go. And the context is completely

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