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Nationwide Protests: Trump as 'Overreaching Ruler'

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Nationwide protests against President Trumps perceived overreach ignite American streets, with Jimmy Kimmel and Robert De Niro joining the fray. Governor Tim Walz pledges support for Somali communities and predicts Trumps historical downfall. Protesters showcase creativity with frog costumes and puppets. Backed by five hundred groups and three billion dollars in revenue, expect more rallies and counter-moves as midterms heat up.

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Nationwide Protests: Trump as 'Overreaching Ruler'

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Nationwide Protests: Trump as 'Overreaching Ruler'. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 29th, nationwide, no Kings protests hit American streets on Saturday, calling out President Trump as some kind of overreaching ruler. Crowds gathered in spots like New York, Washington, D.C., and Hastings on Hudson, New York, waving signs and demanding change. Jimmy Kimmel showed up at one rally with his kids, holding in enough already sign, while Robert DeNiro fired off from Marx in New York about Trump, needing help from Congress and his team to get things done. Minnesota Governor Tim Wall spoke to, bowing support for Somali communities there, and predicting Trump's place in history's trash bin. Protesters rocked fraud costumes and puppets, nods to earlier anti-ice ease actions. These events drew backing from 500 groups, pulling in $3 billion in revenues yearly. Meanwhile, reports say Republicans are eyeing a midterm convention in Dallas to boost their own street game. As crowds firing up bases on both sides, expect more rallies and counter moves as midterms heat up, keeping the political energy high across the country.

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