Jen Psaki

I mean, can you blame him?

Look, Trump's base is clearly divided right now.

The cracks are showing.

I mean, just listen to Steve Bannon on the CPAC stage earlier today.

Look, Trump's base is all mixed up right now.

MAG is out of sorts, and honestly, it all seems a little low energy.

But while that hot mess unfolds at CPAC across the country in cities and towns in all 50 states, the opposition to Trump and his administration is growing and getting stronger and getting more unified.

And tomorrow, that will be on full display with the third round of No Kings rallies planned nationwide.

and what could turn out to be the largest single day of protests in American history.

Legendary actor and activist Jane Fonda will be attending the flagship event in Minnesota, and she joins me next.

On June 14th of last year, Donald Trump's birthday, more than 5 million people took to the streets all across the country for the first official No Kings protest against Trump and his administration.

And at the time, it was considered to be the third largest day of protest in U.S.

history.

Now, a few months later, on October 18th, that record was broken when No Kings outdid themselves with a second nationwide protest.

Organizers say roughly 7 million people turned out for that one.

And now, as I'm sure you're aware, no king is gearing up for their third and potentially largest protest yet.

Tomorrow, Saturday, March 28, over 3,000 protests are planned for all across the country.

It is no secret that the more Trump acts like an authoritarian, the more he acts like an authoritarian, or a king for that matter, the more Americans of all stripes feel like they need to stand up against it.

It's why you see demonstrations like the one outside the Kennedy Center today in Washington, D.C.

Artists, musicians, writers, all speaking out against attacks on the First Amendment.