There have been rallies across the country opposing President Trump's agenda on the day of the president's military parade.

They cap a week of demonstrations against immigration raids that began in Los Angeles and spread nationwide.

Today's events in about 2,000 cities and towns were organized by the No Kings movement, which calls the administration's actions authoritarian.

There were rallies near Mr. Trump's Mar-Lago residents in West Palm Beach, Florida.

No whites. No KKK. No fascist USA.

In Boston, where it was raining, in Atlanta with proud boy counter-protesters looking on,

and in Philadelphia, the flagship No King's rally.

Local officials urged protesters to demonstrate peacefully and avoid blocking roads.

The No Kings protests were organized by a coalition of groups.

Lisa Gilbert is co-president of one of them, public citizen, a progressive advocacy group. Lisa, what have you

been hearing from across the country about crowd turnout and that sort of thing? It's been amazing.

We've seen, as you mentioned, 2,000 plus events, millions of people turning out peacefully to say

in America, we don't have a king. In America, we're a democracy. It's been amazing and

inspiring, frankly. So no reports of any problems, no violence, no counter-protesters?

Very limited counter-protesting and absolutely no violence. We've been very clear with folks,

all events. Everyone is turning out with the same message that we've seen authoritarian

excess and corruption in the Trump administration, or watching them crack down on free speech,

detaining people for political positions. And that's just not what America is all about.

And people have really hewed to that message and been very clear and safe.

There was no No King's events scheduled for Washington.

Why was that?

That's right.

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