More than 2 million worldwide join Women’s March 1 day after Donald Trump’s inauguration

More than 2 million people in the United States and around the world took to the streets for women’s marches on Saturday, one day after President Donald Trump was sworn in. Demonstrators, many wearing pink hats, rallied in support of women’s rights. NBC’s Morgan Radford reports for Sunday TODAY from Trump Tower in New York City.

More than 2 million worldwide join Women’s March 1 day after Donald Trump’s inauguration

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