Massive 'No Kings' Protests Rally Against Trump

0:00Massive, no-king's protests hit streets across the U.S. on Saturday, targeting President Trump's expansion of power through the war in Iran, and tough immigration moves. Organizers pulled off over 3,000 events nationwide, drawing crowds that could top 9 million people. One of the biggest protests waves in. American history. In Washington, hundreds marched past the Lincoln Memorial to the National Mall, waving signs and chanting against unchecked leadership. Up in St. Paul, Minnesota, thousands packed a flagship rally with big-name performers like Bruce Springsteen dropping a special track for local activists. Folks from All Walk showed up strong, including celebs and officials voicing support for the American dream over fear tactics and one-man rule. New York Attorney General Leticia James highlighted legal fights against overreach, stressing no-ones above the law. Protests even spilled overseas to big cities in Europe, signaling worldwide worries about our Iran conflict and U.S. politics.

1:01Organizers kept things peaceful while broadening the call to tackle these home frontensions. With the White House firing back, these rallies spotlight a heated national debate on war involvement and leadership limits that's only gaining steam. This has been Birmingham News Today, powered by AI.