You're listening to the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is published in the early hours of Sunday the 6th of April.

Opponents of President Trump have held rallies across the US to protest against government cuts and efforts to consolidate power.

The president himself has urged Americans to hang tough in the face of the turmoil triggered by his tariffs.

And Israel has admitted giving an inaccurate account of the killing of 15 medical workers in Gaza

after a video emerged which undermined its claims.

Also in the podcast?

We remember the Malian musician Amadou Bagayoko, who's died at the age of 70.

In contrast to his first term in office, President Trump has faced relatively little opposition since he was sworn in 76 days ago.

Republicans, many Democrats, tech giants, universities and even law firms have been accused of caving into his demands.

The only real challenge has come from a handful of judges.

But on Saturday, tens of thousands of people took to the streets across America to voice their anger at the way the country is heading.

Donald Trump has got to go. Hey, hey, ho! Hey, Trump, you liar. We set your ass on fire.

No Trump. No claim.

The so-called hands-off events were organized in every congressional district,

with protesters criticizing the doge cuts, Donald Trump's economic policy,

and what some see as a slide towards authoritarianism.

These protesters are among those concerned that America's democracy is at risk.

Stock market's crashing, the economy's going to crash. It's already crashing.

And it's all about Trump.

His actions, his stupidity, his mistakes.

One of my major concerns is how much disinformation that they are perpetuating out in the

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