Sean Duffy Slams 'No Kings' Protesters as Unpatriotic: A Deep Dive into the Controversy

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has voiced his opinion that the “No Kings” protesters harbor animosity towards the United States, dismissing the notion that President Donald Trump is acting as a tyrant.

As part of a nationwide initiative, demonstrators are once again gathering on October 18 to protest against the Trump administration.

The Indivisible project has announced that approximately 2,000 protests are planned across the country.

Duffy shared his views on the matter during an appearance on “Batya!” stating, “It’s essentially a protest against America. Donald Trump as a king? He secured victories in seven swing states, won the popular vote, and is implementing the policies he campaigned on. The majority of Americans supported him through their votes.”

In related news, Prince Andrew has relinquished his Duke of York title as accusations concerning his ties to Jeffrey Epstein continue to persist.

The transportation secretary also reiterated the federal government will withhold $40 million from the state of California for a refusal to comply with its English language requirements for truck drivers.

“It’s not new, I didn’t create it. It goes back a couple of decades, multiple presidents, it’s just that I said, ‘I’m going to enforce the law and make sure that there’s compliance,’” Duffy said.

He added every state that was previously uncompliant had agreed to change except California. Duffy noted it was imperative for all truck drivers to speak English and understand all road signs.

“They’re endangering other lives in America because of the rules that California refuses to follow. So we’re taking away money from California. We’re going to drive safety, even though Gavin Newsom, again, cares more about people who don’t speak the language,” Duffy said.