Springsteen Headlines Massive Trump Protests

0:00It's March 27. You're listening to Vancouver News today, AI-powered local news. Massive protests against President Trump's policies are set to sweep the nation this Saturday with over 3,100 events planned. Across all 50 states, and more than 9 million people expected to join, organizers have picked Minnesota as the flagship stop, expecting up to 100,000 at the state capital in St. Paul. Bruce Springsteen headlines to Minnesota Rally with his new song Streets of Minneapolis, joined by Joan Baez, Jane Fonda, Senator Bernie Sanders, and others. The event builds on raw emotions from federal immigration actions and the deaths of two local residents shot by officers. These demonstrations mark the third round of similar actions following crowds of over 5 million last June and 7 million last October. Officials from groups like Indivisible, highlight Minnesota's strong community resistance amid tough federal responses. The movement has gone global.

1:01With rallies in over a dozen countries from Canada to Australia, adapted as no tyrants in places with monarchies, opposition to recent U.S. air strikes in Iran could boost turnout even more. While the White House calls the protests, funded by left-leaning networks with little backing, Springsteen kicks off his tour Tuesday in Minneapolis. Weaving the protest message into his shows as a stand for democracy.