Police in New York City, Austin, Chicago, D.C. and San Diego said zero protesters were arrested by their departments during Saturday's No Kings protests. Why it matters: No widespread violence was reported during the major mobilization of 7 million people protesting the Trump administration and some of its policies.

Opponents of President Donald J. Trump’s administration will once again rally at thousands of locations around the U.S. — and dozens upstate.

Millions of people participated in "No Kings" rallies nationwide to protest the Trump Administration's policies, with the vast majority of the over 2,000 marches remaining peaceful despite political warnings.

Trump reacted to the protests by posting an AI poop video, denying he acts like a king, and threatening to assume “unquestioned power.”

The arrest came as more than 100,000 protesters took to the streets of New York City during Saturday's “No Kings” demonstration.

The footage MSNBC aired is real and depicted Boston’s Oct. 18 “No Kings” rally. The views of the protest that MSNBC aired were similar to others that aired Oct. 18 by four Boston-area television stations. Cruz’s office did not respond by publication time to an inquiry.

Millions of Americans joined anti-Trump protests, but Democrats are less popular than the president and divided over how to fight back.

Protesters turned out at roughly 2,700 rallies around the country to celebrate free speech and protest many of the Trump administration's actions.