No Kings Rallies: 9M Protest Trump, Iran War

0:00On March 28, tens of thousands hit the streets, Saturday for no Kings rallies across all 50 states protesting Trump and the Iran War. Organizers planned over 3,200 events, aiming to make it the biggest single-day turnout in U.S. history, topping 9 million people. The flagship rally drew crowds to Minnesota's capital in St. Paul, honoring Renee Good and Alex Pretty, shot dead by federal agents in Minneapolis. Back in January during an immigration crackdown. Bruce Springsteen headlined, dropping his track, streets of Minneapolis, and firing up the crowd about pushing back against icy. Trump's approval rating just tanked to 36 percent. Its lowest since he took office again, perroiders, if so's pole. White House reps called it a flop, funded by leftists, while Republicans slammed Democrats for backing the marches. rallies popped up everywhere, not just big cities like D.C., New York, and L.A.2-3rds hit suburbs and red states like Idaho, Wyoming, and Louisiana.

1:01Earlier rounds last June in October, pulled 5 million, then 7 million, sparked by Trump's military parade threats. Protests echoed abroad too, from London banners against the far right to Paris gatherings by expats and unions, even Rome marches tying into anti-war. This wave shows the resistance building steady, no signs of slowing down. You've been listening to Global News today, AI-powered Global Coverage.