What time does the Trump parade start? Why is he having a military parade? What we know as over 6,500 soldiers join Washington, D.C., event on June 14.

The protest coincides with the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary celebration and parade, which is also President Donald Trump's birthday and Flag Day.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump turned 79 on Saturday. The White House wished him well, calling him “a fearless patriot guiding the nation into a new era of prosperity and strength.” Extending wishes to the President,

President Trump is preparing to mark his 79th birthday with a massive military parade in Washington, an event anticipated to draw as many as 200,000 attendees.

Boston filled with crowds Saturday for the annual Pride parade. But this year's event felt different to some, with a "No Kings" protest against President Trump folded in.

Trump, who turns 79 on Saturday, said he wants a military parade to show how great the country is. The president first pushed the idea in 2017 after attending the Bastille Day parade and celebration in France, saying he wanted to "try and top it." That effort was canceled after price estimates topped $90 million.

For those intent on digital protest, you can join with simple post on social media mentioning "Barack Obama Day."

The day after dispatching Marines to Los Angeles and few days before a huge military parade in DC, President Trump vows to use force against protests.