This Great News Will Ruin Trump’s Weekend: Millions Of Americans and Others Across The World Protest The Regime, Call For His Removal

“We, the people, will rule”

After millions protested in what was one of the largest mass demonstrations in US history, I’m glad to have more great news for you today.

HUGE TURNOUT IN NYC

One of the largest events of the day took place in New York City, where the NYPD said more than 100,000 people were “peacefully exercising their First Amendment rights.” They added that “zero protest-related arrests” were made.

Fred Pereira, an 82-year-old Vietnam Vet who attended, had a message for anyone not standing up to the regime: “Protest now or bow down later.”

WOW, SAN FRANCISCO

In San Francisco, an estimated 50,000 protesters filled the streets. One crowd formed a massive human banner on Ocean Beach that read: “No Kings, Yes on 50.” A reminder that in just a few weeks, Californians have the opportunity to fight back against Trump’s attempt to steal House seats—by voting yes on Prop 50.

RELEASE THE FILES!

Across the country, one of the messages that dominated the protests was “release the files.” This demand for the Epstein files proves once again that Trump’s attempts to distract us are failing miserably.

JASMINE DELIVERS IN HOUSTON

In Houston, a crowd of more than 15,000 marched to City Hall before holding a rally. Dem Rep. Jasmine Crockett told the crowd: “The little turd in charge ... He’s wreaking havoc on our country … Today is about showing the rest of the world who we are.”

Crockett also urged folks not to lose hope: “If you continue to allow them to let you feel hopeless, they will win ... We are bigger, bolder and badder than the bull**it that’s coming out of DC.”

TRUMP ROASTED IN BOSTON

In Boston, more than 100,000 people came together for an event featuring live music, speeches, and plenty of folks in inflatable costumes.

Dem Sen. Elizabeth Warren spoke, and she didn’t hold back: “Donald Trump is weak. Saying no to troops that occupy our cities, that is patriotism … peacefully protesting to protect our democracy, that is patriotism.”

And Mayor Michelle Wu declared: “In Boston, every day is No Kings Day.”

DC RISING

The protests in DC were electric, with 200,000 rallying against the regime. Sen. Bernie Sanders fired up the crowd at the main rally, telling Trump: “We don’t want your, or any other king, to rule us … we will retain our democratic form of society. We will not move toward authoritarianism in America. We, the people, will rule.”

Bernie is right. But now the challenge is making our movement even bigger, and fighting back harder than we ever have before.

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Onward!

Scott

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I have two questions for you today.

How do you think the No Kings protests went?

What was your favorite protest sign from yesterday?