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Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in New York City, marking the start of a nationwide day of action against President Donald Trump. The No Kings protests, which are expected to sweep across the US, are the largest anti-Trump rallies since June when millions of people demonstrated peacefully.
Demonstrators gathered in Times Square, one of the city's most iconic landmarks, in a show of solidarity against what they see as Trump's authoritarianism. The event is part of a nationwide movement that aims to challenge Trump's rule and defend American democracy.
Trump has dismissed the protests, calling them "the hate America rally," but his critics say the president's behavior is exactly why people are taking to the streets. In an interview with Fox News, set to air on Sunday, Trump seemed to acknowledge the gathering, saying he was not a king.
Republican governors in several US states have placed National Guard troops on standby, but it remains unclear how visible the military presence will be at the protests. Some Democrats have denounced this move, arguing that it amounts to suppressing peaceful protests and undermining democracy.
Throughout Europe, protesters have also taken to the streets in cities such as Berlin, Madrid, and Rome to show solidarity with their American counterparts. Actor Robert De Niro has urged Americans to join in "non-violently raising our voices" against Trump's rule.
The No Kings protests are expected to continue across the country throughout the day, with many prominent celebrities including Jane Fonda, Kerry Washington, John Legend, Alan Cumming, and John Leguizamo attending rallies.
Demonstrators gathered in Times Square, one of the city's most iconic landmarks, in a show of solidarity against what they see as Trump's authoritarianism. The event is part of a nationwide movement that aims to challenge Trump's rule and defend American democracy.
Trump has dismissed the protests, calling them "the hate America rally," but his critics say the president's behavior is exactly why people are taking to the streets. In an interview with Fox News, set to air on Sunday, Trump seemed to acknowledge the gathering, saying he was not a king.
Republican governors in several US states have placed National Guard troops on standby, but it remains unclear how visible the military presence will be at the protests. Some Democrats have denounced this move, arguing that it amounts to suppressing peaceful protests and undermining democracy.
Throughout Europe, protesters have also taken to the streets in cities such as Berlin, Madrid, and Rome to show solidarity with their American counterparts. Actor Robert De Niro has urged Americans to join in "non-violently raising our voices" against Trump's rule.
The No Kings protests are expected to continue across the country throughout the day, with many prominent celebrities including Jane Fonda, Kerry Washington, John Legend, Alan Cumming, and John Leguizamo attending rallies.
he's basically admitting that he's a dictator who can't handle people disagreeing with him 
the fact that he put the National Guard on standby just shows how scared he is of his own citizens 
and I'm loving how all these celebrities are speaking out against him, it's about time someone in the entertainment industry used their platform for good 
this whole "No Kings" movement is so refreshing, we need more people standing up against authoritarianism 
and gotta say, i'm shocked that it took so long for ppl to take a stand against trump's presidency 
. i think its awesome that celebrities are using their platforms to speak out and raise awareness about the issues at hand 
. can't wait to see how this day of action plays out across the country 
️. anyone else watching from afar?
I mean, seriously though, protests are a great way to express our opinions and stuff, but let's not forget, it's all about keeping it peaceful, ya know? 
Don't wanna see any NYPD dudes getting roughed up, that'd be bad news 
. And btw, who needs the National Guard when we've got Robert De Niro giving us pep talks? 
! I mean, it's not always easy to speak out against someone in power, but it looks like the youth are taking a stand and that's amazing 
. Trump's behavior is getting more and more concerning by the day and it's about time people started pushing back 
. But you know what? I think we're seeing a real shift in attitudes towards democracy and speaking out for what's right 
. Can't wait to talk to my little ones about this and hear their thoughts 
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! I've got my eyes on the live stream of the protest in Times Square and it's chaos! Thousands of people are out there fighting for their voices to be heard 
. And can you believe Trump thinks he can dismiss this? He's like "oh, I'm not a king" 
. Can't wait to see what happens next... maybe we'll even get some change 
. Maybe it's time for some of these politicians to take a cue from them and stop being so... predictable 
. Oh, and can we please just get some real news coverage that doesn't put words in Trump's mouth? 
