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‘Joyous’ No Kings protests was a ‘spectacular way to push back against would-be autocrats’
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October 19, 2025
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October 19, 2025
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11:01Now PlayingJust like the first “No Kings Day” in June, the second iteration of it was a resounding success. According to organizers, more than 7 million people took part in more than 2,700 affiliated events across all 50 states, sending a clear message to the world that America will never bow down to a king. Former Homeland Security aide Miles Taylor and Jen Rubin, co-founder of The Contrarian, join Ali Velshi to discuss the “joyous atmosphere” of the “No Kings” rallies and why it’s a “spectacular way to push back against would-be autocrats.”
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