No Kings Day” protests are planned in New York City and across the country this weekend in opposition to what some are characterizing as increasingly authoritarian practices by President Donald Trump.

Fox News Digital spoke to over half a dozen people at the New York City "No Kings" rally and asked them what motivated them to show up at the Times Square rally.

Protesters, joined by local and state representatives, descended onto Times Square in Manhattan around 11 a.m., according to organizers. The first wave of “No Kings” protests was held over the summer, during President Donald Trump’s military parade in Washington, D.C.

The streets of Times Square were filled with demonstrators today demanding change in Washington. Thousands gathered in Times Square Saturday for the “No Kings” protest, calling for democracy and equal rights amid growing concerns about political power.

An estimated 100,000 protesters railed against the Trump administration during a massive “No Kings” march through Midtown on Saturday, calling for the president’s despotic

No Kings demonstrations took place nationwide on Saturday, including in New York City, where tens of thousands turned out to protest President Donald Trump and what critics say is the authoritarian rule that has come to mark his presidency.

More than a hundred thousand protesters flooded New York City streets starting in Times Square before heading south for the 'No Kings' March, according to the NYPD.

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets from Times Square to the National Mall on Saturday, waving flags and holding signs calling for accountability and democracy during nationwide “No Kings Day" protests.

A crowd of 50, including some of the city's most prominent religious leaders, held an interfaith vigil before joining a demonstration in Times Square.

The president made a series of baseless claims as he sought to downplay the rallies attended by millions of people nationwide.