Trump Threatens Force Against Protesters at D.C. Military Parade

President Trump's Threat to Protesters Sparks Outrage and Debate Washington, D.C. - President Trump's recent statement warning of a forceful response to any protesters at a planned military parade in the nation's capital has ignited a firestorm of controversy. In a short video released by NBC New York, Trump stated, "And if there's any protester wants to come out, they will be met with very big force." The parade, scheduled for June 14th, is intended as a celebration of the country's anniversary. The President's comments have drawn sharp criticism from those who see them as a threat to freedom of speech. One commenter on the video stated, "So taxpayers - ya know, the ones who are funding this clown show - can’t show up and make their voices heard if we don’t agree with it?" Others have expressed concern about the potential for escalating tensions and the use of excessive force against peaceful demonstrators. However, the President's supporters have defended his stance, arguing that he has a right to protect the parade and ensure public order. The video's comments section reflects this stark division of opinion, with some praising the President and others condemning his actions. The situation remains tense as the date of the parade approaches, raising questions about the potential for conflict and the balance between security and the right to protest. The coming days will likely see continued debate and discussion surrounding this controversial announcement.