You're listening to Comedy Central.

While I'm doing my best to isolate at home,

protest to reopen the country have popped up all over the place.

There are full of people shouting for return to their normal lives,

their normal abs, and their normal hair styles.

Who has the right to tell me I can't get a haircut?

I can't go here, I can't go there.

And there are also health care workers who have been protesting the protest.

They're trying to convince people to stay home

and avoid opening businesses too soon.

And these people who actually help us not die have been greeted like this.

I wanted to talk to these brave frontline health care workers.

So, North Carolina oncology nurse Amber Brown skyped me while she was on her way

to her third week of counter-protesting.

What are you feeling right now?

It always makes me a little excited because when I get to

basically be a foil to the madness that's about to happen.

A foil to the madness that's about to happen.

I played that role before.

What are you trying to say to the local government?

We want to support our governor.

Our governor supports not reopening yet and then a stage street opening.

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