Thanks to at home for joining this. I'm really happy to have you here this Monday night.

They said that by nightfall, the turnout was somewhere north of 325,000 people. Look at the size of this.

We knew in advance that this is going to be a big demonstration. The government knew it was coming.

The government had parked a whole bunch of tractors around their capital building in anticipation

that there were going to be a lot of people there, and they thought the wall of tractors

might put people off, I guess.

All through that afternoon, Saturday afternoon, you could see the crowd starting to build

up in the capital city.

But when they ended up at night at something like 300, look at that, 325,000 people

in the streets, I think pretty much everybody was surprised. This happened Saturday in Serbia,

in a country that's only got about 6.6 million people. They got a third of a million people to show up at a single

demonstration when they don't even have 7 million people in the entire country for their

population. If you want to compare that to us, if we got a similar proportion of our country's

population to all show up for the same demonstration, that would be a demonstration of about 17 million people.

Yeah. This is just massive. This is Belgrade this weekend. Serbia's president is pro-Putton and pro-Trump.

The people of Serbia are not. And they are mobilizing in almost unbelievable numbers now to try to get rid of their president.

These are the biggest protests that have happened in that country in a generation.

Absolutely massive.

President Donald Trump's son, Don Jr., the brunette.

He visited Serbia last week and said that he thought the protests there were artificial, that they weren't real.

The real Serbian people certainly wouldn't be protesting against their leadership.

The Serbian president posted photos of himself with Don Jr.

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