Hours earlier, Lysander Reid-Powell, a 20-year-old student from New Mexico, joined in a Black Lives Matter-led blockade of an entrance onto the National Mall. “They are so upset about so many things in our country right now that to make a poster? There’s not a poster big enough to cover all the things that people are frustrated about.” “I’m all about peaceful protesting, practicing nonviolence, but at the same time, I understand why people are so frustrated,” she said. She expressed concern that isolated clashes with police would overshadow other messages on display, but sympathized with the rowdier elements in the street. “We have been pointing out all along that this is a very isolated incident, and by and large, everything is going peacefully and a lot of folks have come to the city to enjoy this historic day, not only the Capitol but walking all around the city,” he said.īut many protesters, including permitted marchers, accused security personnel of denying them access to their planned routes.Īshley Link, 37, made her way to Franklin Square after an ANSWER Coalition protest slated for the Navy Memorial on Pennsylvania Avenue, about a mile away, was effectively blocked by what many there described as onerous security restrictions. In Washington, Newsham told CNN the several hundred demonstrators who actively confronted police were vastly outnumbered by the thousands of nonviolent protesters who swarmed the nation’s capital for Inauguration Day and Saturday’s Women’s March on Washington. Demonstrations also took place overseas in Hong Kong, Berlin and London. Authorities in Seattle say one person was in critical condition at a hospital with a gunshot wound. “Pepper spray and other control devices were used to control the criminal actors and protect persons and property,” police said.Īnti-Trump protests also broke out Friday in US cities, including New York, Seattle, Dallas, Chicago and Portland, Oregon. Officers responded by launching smoke and flash-bang devices, which could be heard from blocks away, into the street to disperse the crowds.
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Acting DC Police Chief Peter Newsham said the officers’ injuries were considered minor and not life threatening.īursts of chaos erupted on 12th and K streets as black-clad “antifascist” protesters smashed storefronts and bus stops, hammered out the windows of a limousine and eventually launched rocks at a phalanx of police lined up in an eastbound crosswalk. Even George Washington got involved.Six police officers were injured and 217 protesters arrested Friday after a morning of peaceful protests and coordinated disruptions of Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony gave way to ugly street clashes in downtown Washington.Īt least two DC police officers and one other person were taken to the hospital after run-ins with protesters, DC Fire Spokesman Vito Maggiolo told CNN.
Plus, he tells an anecdote of a moment in history when Americans became so enthralled and scared of the Illuminati that it literally influenced a presidential election. Then! Colin Dickey, author of the upcoming book Under the Eye of Power, walks Andy through the political impact of the country’s earliest conspiracy theories and secret societies. Trump, an ‘Authoritarian,’ Could Actually Win the Presidency “He sure as fuck is, but not in the way you think.”
“How these people will debase themselves for this man…‘ He’ s magnanimous, he is bigger than life,’ Danielle mimics. He and co-host Danielle Moodie also respond to a few other wacky audio clips in this episode, including one of former Trump strategist Steve Bannon yelling about how great Donald Trump is and another of former Fox News star Megyn Kelly praising him. He does not have a clue what she’s talking about.” “You just start throwing words in like solely to get the word count up. ‘In this essay, I will’,” jokes co-host Andy Levy. “This is when you’re in school and the teacher assigns you a 500-word essay and so you just spend like 300 words bullshitting because you have no idea.
That will be one of the easy things we do.” To which the former president responded: “We’re working on that and you know, we had a plan to totally, uh, it’s such a ridiculous situation, isn’t it? But we had a plan and we would’ve instituted that plan and it was all ready, but, uh, if we win, that’s gonna be taken care of.
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