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No Kings protests videos in Florida

Live updates: 'No Kings' protests in Orlando, Central Florida

Thousands of people gathered Saturday morning at various "No Kings" protests in downtown Orlando, throughout Central Florida, and across the nation.

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Thousands turn out for 'No Kings' protests across Central Florida

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No Kings protests videos in Florida, from Daytona Beach to Sarasota to Tallahassee

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'No Kings' Protests Draw Large Crowds in US Cities to Decry Trump

Protesters spanning all age groups took to the streets en masse for "No Kings" rallies across the United States on Saturday, denouncing what they view as authoritarian tendencies and unbridled corrupt...

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3 takeaways from Saturday's No Kings nationwide protests

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Across the Nation, ‘No Kings’ Protesters Rally to Oppose Trump

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Scenes From a Day of Mass Protests

It was the second time this year that the “No Kings” demonstrations, scheduled in all 50 states and several U.S. territories, took place.

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Protesters March in San Francisco for No Kings Protest

Donald Trump Posts Weird AI Video of Himself in a ‘King Trump’ Fighter Jet Dropping Streams of Brown Liquid on NYC Protestors

Orlando kicks off day with ‘No Kings’ rally then shifts to LGBTQ+ Pride celebration

Waving signs and dressed in costumes, protesters expressed their dislike for what they called Trump’s attacks on democracy and the U.S. Constitution. The GOP called the rallies “hate

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‘Couldn’t stay home:’ Hundreds rally outside Orlando City Hall in ‘No Kings’ protest

Hundreds of people gathered outside Orlando City Hall on Saturday morning, chanting, waving homemade signs and calling for what they described as a “stand for democracy.”

Live update: 'No kings' protest in downtown Orlando

More than 2,600 "no kings" protests are planned in Florida and across the nation. FOX 35's Matt Trezza gives an update from downtown Orlando.

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No Kings Day protests in Downtown Orlando tomorrow

No Kings Day anti-Trump protests are happening across the country tomorrow, October 18. Republican Congressman Jimmy Patronis held a news conference where he called them "Hate America" parades. Anna Eskamani,