This was a wild moment caught at a protest in Washington D.C.. A protester who was at the “Remove the Regime” protest in Washington D.C. last weekend was caught on camera dragging an effigy of President Trump through the streets. Watch the man drag the effigy here: Here’s a back up video if needed: DEMOCRATS: MAGA needs to turn the temperature down! ALSO DEMOCRATS: *Drag dead Trump effigy in the street* “Do you support political violence?” DEMOCRATS: “The country was founded on political violence. I don’t want to talk to you anymore.”pic.twitter.com/lPv6Lcc0oF — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 26, 2025 Here’s more footage of the event: Meanwhile, at the Remove the Regime rally in DC this past weekend. pic.twitter.com/lDC0Pt2lQF — ????? ?????? (@AprilSpark1890) November 25, 2025 News 18 reported more on the Remove the Regime protest: Thousands of demonstrators marched in Washington, DC on Saturday, demanding the impeachment, conviction, and removal of US President Donald Trump in one of the largest anti-Trump protests in recent months. The event, branded “Remove the Regime” and organised by grassroots network Removal Coalition, drew crowds to the National Mall, where political leaders, activists and artists urged Congress to act against Trump. The rally included performances by the Dropkick Murphys and musician Earth to Eve before protesters set off on a march through central Washington. This latest protest comes during a record-setting year for US demonstrations amid growing discontent throughout the administration. Last month, over 7 million people took part in the “No Kings” protests, held amid what later became a record-breaking government shutdown. Large crowds of protesters marched and rallied in cities across the US, voicing fears that the government under Trump is rapidly veering toward authoritarianism. Demonstrators beat drums and chanted slogans such as “Nothing is more patriotic than protesting” and “Resist fascism” as they denounced the administration’s policies. “Hey, hey! Ho, ho! Donald Trump has got to go!” chanted protesters, many waving American flags. In Washington DC, one flag was flown upside down — a traditional symbol of distress — underscoring the demonstrators’ sense of urgency.