Thousands are expected to take to the streets across the US and Oklahoma on Oct. 18 to protest President Donald Trump's administration’s policies.

Colorful signs, speeches and inflatable signs are some of what we're seeing as protest continues in downtown Oklahoma City as part of the No Kings movement.

Across the country and in Oklahoma City, protestors gathered for the second No Kings Day of Action. Protestors surrounded City Hall in downtown OKC. “I’m here to save democracy,” said Terri Hammer, a protester.

U.S. Army veteran Brian Wofford shares why he joined the "No Kings" protest in Oklahoma City.

Demonstrators gathered to protest in the streets of Lawton to speak out against President Trump and his administration.

Organizers have planned more than 2,500 rallies around the country to celebrate free speech and protest many of the Trump administration's actions.

Thousands across the US participated in 'No Kings' protests, voicing concerns over President Trump's alleged authoritarian practices impacting constitutional rights. Demonstrations, held in over 2,500 cities,

Markwayne Mullin claimed ahead of the No Kings protests planned across the country that Democrat rallies "get very violent" while Republican ones "do not."