Full Show | American cities prepare for “No Kings” Protests this weekend; Actress Nia Long is not waiting to address her stalker; Comedian Country Wayne joins the RSMS crew; TSA funded in a rare overnight Senate vote; and More

As political tension continues to rise nationwide, American cities are preparing for large‑scale “No Kings” protests aimed at opposing what organizers describe as authoritarian overreach by President Donald Trump. The demonstrations, expected to take place in thousands of locations, follow earlier protests that drew millions and are centered around concerns including immigration enforcement, government shutdown fallout, and ongoing foreign policy conflicts. The show also breaks down a rare overnight move by the U.S. Senate to restore funding for the Transportation Security Administration after weeks of unpaid workers led to massive airport delays, with lawmakers pushing the measure through just before recess, though final approval still hinges on the House.  

In celebrity news, actress Nia Long is taking legal steps to protect herself and her family after alleging that a woman has stalked her for more than two years, repeatedly showing up at her home and sending unwanted gifts; while a temporary restraining order was denied, a court hearing is now set for April. The show also welcomes comedian Country Wayne, who reflects on his journey from viral skits to mainstream success, fatherhood, faith, and his new Amazon Prime comedy special Nostalgia, which draws inspiration from classic ’90s stand‑up while blending humor with real‑life lessons. 

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