No Kings Rallies: Largest U.S. Protest Ever?

0:00Organizers behind the No Kings rallies are calling Saturday's protests against President Trump's administration one of the biggest demonstrations in the U.S. history. They've got over 3,100 events lined up across all 50 states, expecting more than 9 million people to show up. Minnesota is taking the spotlight with the flagship rally at the St. Paul Capitol. That event's set to draw around 100,000 folks to the grounds, building on last June's crowd of 80,000. Bruce Springsteen's headlining with a special song about Minneapolis Streets, kicking off his theme tour there Tuesday. You'll also catch Joan Baiz, Jane Fonda, Senator Bernie Sanders, plus activists and leaders. These rallies are pulling support from everywhere, not just big cities. Two-thirds of signups are from suburbs, rural spots, and even red states like Idaho, Wyoming, and Louisiana. Organizers say it's bigger than the summer's 5 million turnout and fall 7 million.

1:00Meanwhile, protests are popping up in over a dozen countries, tweaked as no tyrants where they have monarchies. There's a virtual option too for those who can't make it. The White House is brushing it off as funded by leftists with no real backing. This wave shows folks from all corners pushing back, proving the countries in the people's hands not anyone leaders. Keep an eye on how it unfolds this weekend. Local news, powered by AI. This is Canada News Today.