Massive "No Kings" Protests Rock US | JQJO

Estimates suggest the recent "No Kings" protests were among the largest single-day protests in US history, potentially exceeding the 2017 Women's March in size. Data journalist G Elliott Morris estimates 4-6 million participants, representing 1.2-1.8% of the US population. While an official count is pending, the sheer number of participants has sparked discussion of the "3.5% rule," suggesting that nonviolent movements with at least 3.5% population support often succeed. While organizers acknowledge the significance, they emphasize sustained grassroots action beyond one-day protests as crucial for long-term change. Further protests are planned.