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MSNBC hosted Ali Felchi and Chris Hayes, who was surprised on Saturday that the military parade occurred in Washington, DC, was not giving “malicious, dark energy”, who said often was the case in President Donald Trump’s gatherings.

“There is one thing that I will say, I want to return to you, Ali, again, when we talk about the type of tension in the country, and sometimes, as you know, you and I were both in Trump’s gatherings, they could be very tense, and there is a kind of energy, as I think?

On Saturday, the military parade honored the 250th anniversary of the American army, which also coincided with Trump’s 79th birthday. However, the show came with the continued riots and protests in Los Angeles and all over the country over the Trump administration policies.

Right. You are really right in that, Chris, and this is something we were watching. I am only surprised by the number of people who were at the forefront of watching the show, chanting, then it will come and ask to take a personal photo. This is completely different, this is a completely different mood.

The US military parade is presenting near and far: “There is no better time to come to the capital.”

Felchi said the politicization was still present at this event, but it was not dark or tense.

“Now, there are people wandering with signs. Moments ago, while you were talking to Jin, a man just came and said,” Trump 2028! And I said, “How does this work exactly?” And, like him, laughs, and a great knowledge of it.

Hayes launched “heavy” protests throughout the country in small cities and asked the MSNBC Jin Psaki host on “civil culture” in the country.

Thousands of people are expected to gather through hundreds of cities across America on Saturday to protest the Trump administration and face the military parade of the president in Washington, DC to celebrate the 250th army birthday. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images.)

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“There is a kind of hope, as I think, and this talks to what Ali suffers from, is that the civil culture of the country and democratic culture is actually very strong, and there is a kind of enormous origin that I think is still hanging on ourselves, they are still hanging on ourselves.”

“It is a fan” to hear that “there is calm and that he does not excessively exercise between the people who are attending.”

However, Psaki said that calm may turn depending on what President Trump said during his speech in the show.

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Armored cars lead across the memorial bridge during the 250th anniversary procession in Washington, DC, on June 14, 2025. (Getty)

“People who have never participated in the protests or have never seen themselves as part of an active movement that exists today, right? They are with their 98 -year -old children and mothers, and this tells you how people feel moved at this moment. So, this is part of our environment, this is part of us.

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