Trump in Terror as Massive Protests Spread Across World!!!
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What protests are occurring against Trump globally?
that right there was the may day protest in washington dc may day may 1st also international workers day tens of thousands of people protesting the trump regime in washington dc tens of thousands of people protesting the trump regime in north carolina Take a look right there. We'll show you some B-roll in New York and throughout cities and states throughout the country. We don't have the final number yet, but I think we'll be close to a million people protesting the Trump regime throughout the United States during these May Day protests. And significantly, we saw protests throughout the world against the Trump regime everywhere from Japan to the Philippines. Even in Tel Aviv, we've got footage of all of these protests that took place across the country.
I'll just show you right now in the Philippines, Donald Trump's face and Netanyahu's face being burned in effigy in Manila. Here, play this clip.
Now I'll share with you some other massive protests that were taking place throughout the world. In Japan, you saw no war down with Takeishi.
How are protests in Japan reflecting discontent with the Trump regime?
That's Prime Minister Takeishi, the far right-wing Prime Minister of Japan, who's allied herself with the United States, and she's felt instant backlash. Take a look at these students in Japan, and we stand in solidarity with the students of Japan and those across the world who want peace, who are fighting for democracy, who are fighting for freedom, who are fighting against authoritarians, and we stand in support and solidarity. But I want you to know that we've got a big international audience, And I know I'm reporting here in the United States, but I want you to know that there are a lot more of us than people who support the Trump regime here. And we support what you're doing. Here are students march.
Here's a student march in Tokyo. And you'll see some of the police try to shut it down.
Play this clip.
What are the demands of workers in the Philippines during the protests?
then tens of thousands of people rallying in Tokyo against Prime Minister Takeishi denouncing military expansion, defending Japan's pacifist constitution, and criticizing Takeishi's closer alignment with Trump and Netanyahu. Play this clip.
Now, more video footage out of Japan of police attacking protesters who were protesting the far right wing fascist authoritarians across this country and Takahishi's support of them.
Here, play this clip right here.
Now we'll take you to Manila in the Philippines where workers clashed with police near the U.S. Embassy in Manila, Philippines on International Workers' Day as protesters demand higher wages and an end to all of these wars that have been started by the United States. Specifically, a lot of these workers were calling out Trump and Netanyahu and the president of the Philippines, Marcos Jr. and others, take a look at what was going on in the Philippines. And again, if you're watching American media, you're probably not seeing a lot of this, huh?
How is the Trump regime responding to international protests?
Like you're probably seeing some of this for the first time, play this clip.
Oh, my God.
Now I'll bring you to Havana in Cuba. We all know that the Trump regime has threatened that they're going to imminently invade Cuba. The Trump regime increased additional sanctions on Cuba, although they previously let a Russian tanker through to provide supplies because Vladimir Putin or Trump's a Putin bootlicker in any event. Let me bring you to Havana right here, where thousands got up before dawn for the May Day march there. Let's take a look at what was going on in Havana. It doesn't look like the Trump regime is breaking them because here's what it looks like. Play this clip.
Now I'll show you footage.
What is the significance of May Day protests in relation to Trump?
3 a.m. in Tehran. They're doing every single day these evening celebrations and that kind of celebrations slash protests. But they've got music. They've got all this going on in Tehran Square. And frankly, we've seen this across all of Iran. But just take a look at the size and scale. I mean, quite literally hundreds of thousands of people in Tehran Square. And didn't the Trump regime and Netanyahu tell us that this was going to be the scene, but in support of Donald Trump, but in support of Trump and Netanyahu?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What protests are occurring against Trump globally?
0:04–1:36
2
How are protests in Japan reflecting discontent with the Trump regime?
1:36–2:28
3
What are the demands of workers in the Philippines during the protests?
2:28–3:58
4
How is the Trump regime responding to international protests?
3:58–5:16
5
What is the significance of May Day protests in relation to Trump?
5:16–5:55
6
How does Trump's approval rating compare to past presidents?
5:55–6:38
7
What controversial statements has Trump made regarding foreign countries?
6:38–7:37
8
What are the implications of Trump's remarks on the global stage?
7:37–16:24