This is the second time the community has gathered for a "No Kings" protest rally against the actions of President Donald Trump's administration.

Demonstrations drew national attention today, from Washington, D.C. to Branson, where protestors set up on West 76 Country Boulevard.

Thousands gathered in cities and towns all over Missouri Saturday at No Kings demonstrations to speak up against the many ways they believe the current administration — both at the federal and state level — is a threat to democracy.

Another round of nationwide "No Kings" protests is set for Saturday, Oct. 18, with some being held in Columbia and nearby towns.

Large crowds gathered Saturday in Missouri and Kansas and across the country to peacefully protest what organizers call a fight against "corruption" and "dictatorship."

Hundreds of protesters occupied the south lawn and steps of the Missouri Capitol on Saturday as part of the national "No Kings in America" protest.

What is 'No Kings' protest? Wondering why or what people are protesting about on Saturday? Here's what to know and how to find a location near you.

Protest organizers say that they have spent weeks preparing attendees to remain lawful—even if met with aggression.