Protesters Rally Against Trump's Leadership

0:00It's March 28. This is Durham News Today, powered by AI. Hundreds of protesters hit the streets of downtown Raleigh on Saturday, marching quietly to the state capital before unleashing chance against President Trump's administration. It was part of a nationwide No Kings Day, with Raleigh popping up across the triangle area. This marked the third No Kings event since Trump got back to the White House, and the first one after he greenlit attacks on Iran. Trump swelled in North Raleigh 2, plus about a dozen spots around the region, all united against his leadership. People showed up for all kinds of reasons. A former army vet blasted Trump for going overboard with the military, waving a sign that vets served the people, not kings. Others felt pulled by his harsh words, or just raw emotion driving them out. At the main rally, Speaker Barber pumped up the hundred strong crowd, leading calls to vote their power and block any wannabe king from taking the throne. He pushed back on politicians just hating on Trump, asking straight up, what are you actually

1:03for? These rallies keep the fire burning on the ground, signaling folks won't stay quiet as tensions rise with the administration.