Video captured a MAGA counterprotestor shouting homophobic slur to “No Kings” protestors in Denver, Colorado, shortly before face planting twice on the pavement, causing his face to bleed as other protestors suggest that he leave for his own safety before others possibly cause him more harm.

Thousands of Coloradans gathered in cities large and small on Saturday to voice their opposition to the Trump administration as part of a nationwide network of protests called “No Kings.” The name is in reference to what organizers say are the president’s authoritarian actions.

Thousands are in attendance and the Fort Collins "No Kings" protest is underway. The No Kings II Day protest, a sequel to a June 14 event, is billed by organizers as a peaceful rally for democracy and against authoritarian rule. It's taking place near Old Town, at Civic Center Park.

A local 'No Kings' supporter says what's happening in the U.S. under the Trump administration is 'like actions done by dictators and yes, kings.'

George Soros' Open Society Foundations awarded a $3 million grant in 2023 to the Indivisible organization behind the "No Kings" protests planned for Saturday.

Thousands of 'No Kings' protests are planned across the country for Saturday, October 18th. Indivisble Co-Director Ezra Levin joins Alex Witt to preview the protests, which he says are expected to be 'quadruple' the size of the single largest protest during President Trump's first term.

Protests took place in Sacramento, the state's capital, and in several Bay Area cities. Organizers estimate thousands of people gathered for the demonstrations.

Lisa Gilbert of Public Citizen defends 'No Kings' protests as peaceful despite June 14 violence that led to arrests in Texas, Utah, California and other states.