Q&A – Who’s Behind “NoKings” & This Weekend’s Planned Demonstrations

The origin of the manufactured “NoKings” movement occurred last August when then Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer introduced what he dubbed the No Kings Act

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
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Great job Brian and Joel, and of course I love
you Joel so real quickly, you guys got to check
No Kings dot org.

Speaker 2 (00:54):
I haven't heard you guys talk about it yet, but.

Speaker 1 (00:56):
This is the site that they're using to organize these protests,
and it's supposed to happen this Saturday the fourteenth, and
the website looks pretty comprehensive and giving instructions.

Speaker 2 (01:08):
Love to maybe get that out.

Speaker 1 (01:10):
There so we can prepare.

Speaker 2 (01:12):
Yeah. So tomorrow is a notable day in American history
as it is the US Army's two hundred and fiftieth anniversary.
It's also Flag Day, as it was June fourteenth of
seventeen seventy seven that the Continental Congress approved the designed
the American Flag. It also happens to coincide with President
Trump's birthday. Now. President Trump directed a military parade be

(01:35):
held in honor of the Army's milestone anniversary, quoting Trump
and announcing the parade, we will be celebrating the armies
two hundred and fiftieth anniversary on Flag Day. There was
no mention of his birthday, nor are there any related
plans for a birthday celebration and the parade planning. Nevertheless,

(01:57):
leftists have built this as Trump's ordering of a military
urry parade for his birthday now, just as was the
case with the recent la riots that were attempted in
dozens of cities across the country, with a minimum of
five organizations involved in the planning and execution of the riots.
There's a concerted effort by Marxists to break out the
twenty twenty BLM playbook, rebranding it No Kings most recently,

(02:21):
but the actual but actually the No Kings theme is
anything but new. If you go to the No King's website,
you'll see this posted in the about section. It says
on June fourteenth, Flag Day, President Trump wants tanks in
the streets and a made for TV display of dominance
for his birthday. A spectacle meant to look like strength,

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but real power isn't staged in Washington. It rises up
everywhere else. No Kings is a nationwide day of defiance,
from city blocks to small towns, from courthouse steps to
community parks. We're taking action to reject authoritarianism and showed
the world what democracy really looks like, which is super

(03:06):
ironic because of what I'm going to tell you here
in a moment. We're not gathering to feed his ego.
We're building a movement that leaves him behind. The flag
doesn't belong to President Trump, that belongs to us. We're
not watching history happen, We're making it. On June fourteenth,
We're showing up everywhere He isn't to say no thrones,

(03:28):
no crowns, no kings, okay. In reality, the origin of
the manufactured No King's movement occurred last August, when then
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer introduced what he dubbed the
No Kings Act, which was attempted legislation aimed at countering

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the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity that ended many
of the lasts undemocratic and anti American efforts. This is
the irony. This was born out of the effort by
the left to prosecute and imprison their political opposition, who
was overwhelmingly the choice of the American people. Asked November,

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they tried to deny the democratic process through No Kings,
and they're talking about this being about democracy once again.
The projecting by the Marxist left No Kings is the
collaboration led by Indivisible. This is a Marxist organization founded
in twenty nineteen in opposition to President Trump and the

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recently founded five to ZHO five to Oho one movement,
a Marxist organization that took the lead in attempting to
organize May Day, that is, the Communist holiday protests across
the country. As is commonly, the Keys would nearly establish
Marxist organizations. They're just rebranded fronts. Indivisible has received the
majority of its funding through George Soros's Open Society Foundations

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and the Tides Foundation that both George Soros and Bill
Gates have a heavy hand in funding. The newly established
five oh five oh one movement well has yet to
disclose its funding sources. However, it's partnership with Indivisible. That's
a clue, as is the joint statement released with the
Bernie Sanders Pack Political Revolution. The key organizer of five

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oh five oh one is Kay Everett, who is a
California based activist who used Reddit to attempt to organize
anti Trump protests. So that is the real story, That
is who is behind this. There is nothing organic about it.
There aren't even new people behind it. It's George Soros,

(05:40):
it's Bill Gates, It's Christy Walton and Company, under branding
established by Chuck Schumer and presented to you as though
it's new grassroots material. No Kings is attempting to manufacture
eighteen hundred protests across the country, with seven in Palm
Beach County and three on the Treasure Coast. There's always
two sides of stories, one side of facts. Those are

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the facts.