American “No Kings” Protestors are Wrong, Two More Kings to Go – One is a Fake, The Other is Forever

In fact there will be lots of new kings, but only one of them will shine forever;

Rev. Michael Bresciani ——Bio and Archives--April 2, 2026

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It is estimated that at least one and a half million Americans took part in one of 3,000 events that took place this past weekend.

With a raspy and rather agitating voice, Bruce Springsteen seems to have resurrected the voice of Bob Dylan from the sixties.

They only care about Democrats holding on to power

It's hard to understand how you can make a folk song out of the resistance to a president. Up to now, we thought the most standard way was to vote against him. Springsteen has apparently found another way.

Following that act, we see Reverend Al Sharpton and actor Robert De Niro walking in together holding a sign that says we protect democracy and people, not billionaires, and we protect our neighbors. When De Niro did speak, he obviously attacked Donald Trump. You would think after all of that exuberance that he'd know exactly what he was going to say, but he didn't. He had to read it off his cheat sheet.

Most of the protests were wimpy, seemingly pointless, and produced some of the worst music and folk-style protest chanting ever heard in these United States.

If America was under attack, this crowd would not be the people we would hope to be on the front lines. Our enemies might laugh themselves to death.

Signs reading ‘Stop the War in Iran’ were sprinkled and well dispersed among the protesters. It was telling to see them—revealing that there are actually American people who think that a nation like Iran somehow has the right to drop a few atomic weapons on its neighbors.

At one point, Robert De Niro dropped a truth bomb when he said, "When I am chanting with you, no kings, what I'm really saying is no Trump." He is revealing that no one in these protest groups really........

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