No Kings Rallies: Massive Protests Against Trump

0:00On March 28, thousands of no-kings rallies are set to hit the streets across the U.S. and cities worldwide this Saturday, all pushing back against President Trump's policies. Organizes expect over 3,200 events in every one of the 50 states, aiming to make it the biggest single-day non-violent protest. In American history, the first two no-kings actions already pulled in, millions, four to six million for the debut last June and seven million more in October across over 2,700 spots. While big flagship rallies light up New York, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Minnesota's twin cities, two-thirds of the crowd should come from. Smaller towns of nearly 40 percent from last time. Folks in deep red states like Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, and Utah are stepping up big, along with key suburbs in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona that swing elections. Organizes from indivisible say the real story is how this wave is spreading everywhere,

1:03not just cities. The White House called it all, Trump derangement therapy sessions, but with midterms coming, participation is surging. This marks the third, no-kings day, sparked last year on Trump's birthday amid shutdowns, immigration raids, and national guard moves. Now it's fired up by the four-week-old U.S. and Israel strikes on Iran, pulling even more people into the mix for a massive show of resistance. National News, powered by AI. This is U.S. News Today.