Jimmy Kimmel was one of millions of people around the US who attended a No Kings protest on Saturday and he didn’t keep his sentiments to himself. 

The late night talk show host, 57,  who is building a mansion in Hermosa Beach, attended a rally with his parents, Joan and James Kimmel in the South Bay area of Los Angeles.

The comedian, who has been very open about his criticism of President Donald Trump sent an interesting message with his clothing.

The Jimmy Kimmel Live! star wore a white T-shirt sporting a twist on Trump’s Make America Great Again with what looked like a home-made message reading ‘Make America Good Again!’ written on it in red and blue lettering.

On his head, the funny man wore a red hat similar to the MAGA hats worn by Trump supporters which read ‘I Am A F-ing Idiot’ in a photo with his mom and dad on social media.

James wore an old Obama campaign T-shirt featuring former president Barack Obama and the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, along with an LA Dodgers baseball cap.

Meanwhile, Joan opted for a more subtle outfit, wearing a red and white striped button-down shirt with dark blue jeans.

Jimmy Kimmel was one of millions of people around the US who attended a No Kings protest on Saturday. Kimmel, 57, attended a rally with his parents, Joan and James Kimmel in the South Bay area of Los Angeles

 ‘A huge, inspiring and yes – peaceful – turnout in the South Bay,’ the Emmy winner wrote. ‘I met many people who love this country and still believe it to be a force for good.’

The event was one of dozens of peaceful protests held in and around the Los Angeles area

‘I am grateful to see so many Americans take action to stand up for our friends and neighbors, most of all, my parents. I know how fortunate I am to have been born into a family that taught me to care about others and that the most important words ever spoken are “Love one another.” It really is as simple as that. #NoKings’

‘We love you Jimmy for this❤️❤️,’ wrote a woman who added the hashtag ‘#mexican.’

‘Thank you, Jimmy Kimmel for constantly pushing back at the Idiocracy,’ penned a fan.

‘I couldn’t have said it better! Love you Jimmy- keep up the good fight!,’ another wrote.

‘We have to resist this terrible government overreach! They have the guns but we got the numbers!!’ was the sentiment expressed by one commenter.

‘Jimmy, you have gotten me through Covid and the Trump years. G-d bless you,’ said a regular viewer.

The funnyman wore a red hat similar to the MAGA hats worn by Trump supporters which read ‘I Am A F-ing Idiot’

Fans expressed their gratitude for Kimmel’s attendance at the protest

‘Thank you, Jimmy Kimmel for constantly pushing back at the Idiocracy,’ penned a fan

Tens of thousands of people are estimated to have taken part in No Kings protests across Los Angeles on Saturday, including some 200,000 in downtown Los Angeles, where many of the ICE raids have taken place since the Trump administration sent them to conduct raids at workplaces in the area, including hotels, restaurants and in the fashion district, where many immigrants work to sew clothing.

Millions of Americans took part in demonstrations meant to counteract the military parade that took place in Washington, DC, ostensibly to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the US Army.

The parade, which The Hill said was expected to cost taxpayers somewhere between $25 million and $45 million, also happened to take place on Trump’s 79th birthday.

That price tag did not include the cost of cleanup, police protection or damage to the streets from the large, heavy vehicles, such as tanks.

Many protesters were also concerned about many provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, including a provision that would allow the administration to violate judicial orders, specifically injunctions and temporary restraining orders issued by federal courts without being able to hold the violators in contempt of court.