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‘Sign of weakness’: Prof. Snyder on the GOP tactic of demonizing anti-Trump protests
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October 16, 2025
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8:58Now PlayingUniversity of Toronto Professor Timothy Snyder and co-leader of the Waukesha Country East Chapter of Indivisible Dan Kasun join MSNBC’s Ali Velshi ahead of what could be one of the largest protests in American history – the “No Kings” rallies against Donald Trump’s authoritarianism. Kasun tells Ali that he’s taking on the nonpartisan work of organizing to take on “this particular administration's egregious actions.”
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