This president, do you think that the government shutdown is all about this rally that's happening this weekend, the no king's rally?

No, I mean, some people say they want to delay it for that.

A king.

This is not a king.

You know, they're saying they're referring to me as a king.

I'm not thinking.

That was President Trump on Fox News yesterday morning, responding to the massive rallies across America over the weekend.

The question is, what's the big takeaway from these protests?

Meanwhile, here in Washington, the government shutdown is now the third longest in U.S. history.

The question is, will today's vote in the Senate be any different?

Also ahead, we'll go through the president's meeting on Friday with Ukraine's

leader, as well as Trump's proposal of separate meetings between Zelensky and Vladimir Putin

at a summit in two weeks. The question is, are these talks moving either side closer to ending Russia's war?

It's way too early, the show that's double-checking where it keeps its jewelry.

We're going to explain that story in just a bit.

I'm Ali Vitale on this Monday, October 20th, and we'll start with the news.

Organizers say more than 7 million people gathered at nearly 3,000 events across the country

over the weekend for No King's rallies in a largely peaceful show of force against the Trump

administration's policies.

That's 2 million more people than the first No Kings Day back in June.

Protesters flooded streets, squares, and parks in both big

cities and small towns, chanting no kings in America and carrying signs with slogans like

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