With President-elect Trump's team coming into focus, one priority will be confronting and increasing pressure on Iran.

So how does that look and feel to ordinary Iranians?

Special correspondent Reza Seya reports from Tehran.

At the Nazari Street Bakery in the capital Tehran,

Iran's famous Barbari flatbread is always the right choice.

But for bakery owner Tahr Nazari,

America's election of Donald Trump was a choice between two evils.

The people are smarter than that talk about whether Trump won or didn't win, whether the Democrats

won or the Republicans. Like they say, they're both as bad as each other.

At Friday prayers, a weekly gathering of Iran's ultra-conservatives, many said Trump's

victory over Harris

changes nothing in U.S. policy.

In America and in their elections, it doesn't matter if it's Democrats or Republicans,

nothing will change.

There are two sides of the same coin.

Their objectives are the same.

They either want to sanction us or start a war.

We overcame obstacles.

While many here downplayed the Trump victory, others said, oh no, not again.

We laughed.

It was the laugh that comes with the loss of hope.

Mehraub Khabeli is CEO of a Tehran-based engineering firm.

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