West Wing Actor Melts Down Over Stephen Miller During ‘No Kings’ Propaganda Video [WATCH]

Left-wing celebrities participated in or promoted “No Kings” rallies held Saturday in cities across the United States, as demonstrators gathered to protest President Donald Trump.

Several actors and entertainers used social media to encourage attendance and share messages tied to the demonstrations.

Back to the Future actress Lea Thompson posted a video showing signs she prepared for the rallies, including “Equality is not radical,” “Healthcare, not warfare,” and “Make bullying wrong again.”

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In the same video, Thompson said, “Apparently, if 3.5% of a population protests in a sustained and peaceful way, it can topple authoritarian regimes. I know this is math, but that’s only 12 million of us, so we’ve gotten really close. I think we can do it tomorrow.”

Big day! #nokings pic.twitter.com/DUx1w8mv96

— Lea Thompson (@LeaKThompson) March 28, 2026

The West Wing actor Bradley Whitford said he was unable to attend due to work commitments abroad but urged supporters to participate.

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He wrote that people should “take advantage of their First Amendment rights this weekend and show up at your local ‘No Kings’ rally.”

Whitford added, “I just want to take advantage of my own First Amendment rights to point out the fact that Stephen Miller is a hateful fascist piece of sh*t.”

Star Wars actor Mark Hamill posted on Bluesky, sharing a compilation of protest signs and writing, “Wishing everyone a joyous NO KINGS DAY 3.0- Thank you to everyone across the globe for your participation in the Resistance… an inspiration to us ALL!!!”

Deadpool 2 actor Rob Delaney posted two photos of himself, explaining that one image, in which he displayed a peace sign, was “for the protesters,” while another, showing a raised middle finger, was “for the GOP, corporate Dems & the greedy bigot cowards who abet them.”

Star Trek: Voyager actress Jeri Ryan said she would not attend in person but would be “following along online and sharing what I can.”

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy actor Robert Picardo posted, “Resistance is not futile. #NoKings,” alongside an edited image depicting President Trump with features resembling the Borg from Star Trek.

Actress Mia Farrow announced plans to join the New York City rally, writing, “Together we can save our freedoms and American democracy.”

She also encouraged participation, stating, “make our voices heard” and adding, “No Kings Day!!!”

Singer and actress Barbra Streisand commented on the demonstrations, writing, “Trump continues to try to slap his name on everything. The Kennedy Center and now a dollar bill. No living President has ever done this. He is not a monarch.”

Jamie Lee Curtis posted a message before attending a local march, stating, “We have to fight for the right to party, and I don’t mean the political party, because I don’t really care which political party you believe in, as long as you believe in the Constitution and the fundamental freedoms that the Constitution protects.”

Actor Alex Winter posted from Kansas City, writing, “KC represent.”

Actor Ethan Embry said he planned to attend with a 92-year-old former Carter administration official and wrote, “Be aware today. Don’t let it consume you, but consider the violence we witnessed last no kings day. Care for your neighbor and come peacefully but aware and prepared.”

Actor Robert De Niro appeared at the New York City march on Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, holding a banner alongside New York Attorney General Letitia James and Rev. Al Sharpton.

In an interview about the event, De Niro said, “Every morning when I get up, I reach for my phone to look at the headlines of the day, and for some time now, I start every morning depressed about the latest outrage from our would-be king.”

He added, “I mean, it’s amazing—every fucking day there’s something new and crazy.”

NOW: Robert DeNiro is leading the No Kings March in NYC, holding a banner alongside Attorney General Leticia James and Rev. Al Sharpton as they march down 7th Avenue in Manhattan

Video by @yyeeaahhhboiii2 | Licensing [email protected] pic.twitter.com/ZCM0n8yNMt

— Oliya Scootercaster (@ScooterCasterNY) March 28, 2026

Actress Daryl Hannah posted a message reading, “IMPEACH CONVICT IMPRISON ‼️” Actor Jon Cryer attended a rally with actor Matt Walsh and wrote, “Studio City California!! It’s massive.”

Actress Morgan Fairchild and actor Ed Begley Jr. also posted together in support of the demonstrations. Fairchild wrote, “#OnMyWalk to support all the #NoKings protests today with my buddy Ed Begley! Hope everyone is having a great day! #BeKind Sending Love To You All!”

Bill Nye was interviewed at a “No Kings” rally in Philadelphia and said, “We are living at a very unusual and troubling times. What this administration is doing is exploiting, not really loopholes, but violating traditions or ignoring traditions, and taking advantage of things that are in the laws that were never intended to be used this way.”

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