Trump in Utter Panic as Protests Sweep Across Entire Nation
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Today's the big day, no King's protest, and Donald Trump is absolutely terrified. He's sending his regime propagandist out there to defame these peaceful protests. I hope to see you out there today. There's 2,600 events taking place across the United States. 90% of the country is within one hour of a No Kings event. So get out there and peacefully protest. Here's what the regime is trying to do to intimidate people. They all subscribed at the same time, all of the various governmental departments to Blue Sky to try to troll and intimidate people on Blue Sky's account. Just very odd behavior. Also, Washington Post was reporting yesterday that ICE and Trump's Gestapo are signing spyware contracts in recent weeks, including iris scanning software, drones to film the protests today, and cell phone hacking technology doing multimillion dollar and in some cases, $100 million deals with AI companies to facilitate databases on American people.
If they refer to you as being an anti-fascist activist, They may try to use that as a pretext to hack into your phone and your emails and your private data. That is a possibility that that's taking place. Do not back down, though, to this authoritarian regime. Stand up. They are scared. Get out there and show that we, the people, have the power. Talking about looking scared, Donald Trump's chief propagandist, Caroline Leavitt, last night was like screaming and yelling at and just engaged in unhinged behavior on Fox. Watch Caroline Levitt just yell at Hakeem Jeffries and say, you need to stop calling me names, Hakeem Jeffries, seriously. Weren't you the people this whole week calling the American people terrorists or pro-Hamas or pro-Antifa or whatever the hell you were saying if they engage in peaceful protests?
This is why it's great the Democratic leader, Hakeem Jeffries, is pushing back, I think, the way we all wanted to see it. take place better late than never. It's happening right now, and I like it. And you see what happens when you go on the offense against these idiots, these weak, pathetic cowards in the Trump regime. They go and they play the victim like Caroline Leavitt. Here, play this clip.
So, Hakeem Jeffries should stop calling me names. He should stop trying to fight my boss, President Trump. And he should go back to doing what he was elected to do, the business of the American people in Congress, and encourage Senate Democrats to open the government. And I see Hakeem Jeffries saying, House Republicans are out. They're not even here. Yeah, because they did their jobs and they passed a clean continuing resolution at the behest of President Trump to keep the government open. And now Senate Democrats and Chuck Schumer are blocking that to fight Donald Trump. And it's despicable.
Then she goes on to say over here that Hakeem Jeffries is lashing out because he knows that I'm telling the truth, she says. And then after saying that he should stop the name calling, she then calls Democrats pro-Hamas terrorists. Here, play this clip.
Hakeem Jeffries is simply lashing out because he knows that I am telling the truth about the modern day Democrat Party. What I said, and it is a fact, is that the Democrat Party caters more to pro-Hamas terrorists, illegal aliens, and violent criminals.
Now, lots of political leaders are speaking in favor of this peaceful protest. You had California Governor Gavin Newsom comparing this act to a declaration of independence, peacefully protesting against this authoritarian regime. Watch Newsom right here, encouraging everybody to go out and make sure you peacefully protest. Peaceful, peaceful, peaceful. Here, play this clip. No kings.
A declaration of independence. against the tyranny, against lawlessness in the context that there was no rule of law. It was the rule of king. And I think increasingly people are waking up to the rule of law in this country increasingly appearing to be the rule of Don. And I hope it's dawning on people how precious this moment is and what's at stake. And so I hope people put a stake in the ground, take the opportunity and time to participate this weekend, but again, do so peacefully with a deep realization of the consequences.
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