No Kings” Protests Target Trump Across U.S., Thousands Rally

Thousands of protesters gathered across the United States during the latest “No Kings” demonstrations aimed at President Donald Trump and his administration. Rallies took place in major cities including New York, Washington, Los Angeles, and hundreds of smaller communities, with participants criticizing policies on immigration, the Iran conflict, and executive power. Organizers said more than 3,000 events were planned nationwide, making it one of the largest coordinated protest days in recent U.S. political history. The “No Kings” movement, which began in 2025, frames its protests around opposition to what activists call excessive executive authority. The Trump administration has largely dismissed the demonstrations, while supporters argue the president’s policies are focused on strengthening national security, enforcing immigration law, and asserting American leadership abroad. In this video we cover: - Nationwide “No Kings” protests targeting Trump • Why thousands rallied across U.S. cities • Key issues driving the demonstrations • The administration’s response and political fallout Watch the full coverage for the latest updates on U.S. politics, national protests, and the growing debate over government power.