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So tomorrow is the big No Kings March nationwide.

And here in Los Angeles, Governor Gavin News Newsom in a statement, I urge our nation

to use this weekend's no Kings marches as a declaration of independence. 200,000 folks in

Los Angeles in June at that No Kings March. And the is will there be less more or about the same

KFI's Michael Monks is in the KFI newsroom with a preview of what's to come on Saturday.

Hey Lou yes absolutely this was a big big showing back on June 14th for that first No Kings Day

protest I was down there in downtown LA with this

crew that showed up and it was massive. I mean, the streets were absolutely packed, probably one of

the largest demonstrations I've seen in L.A. And goodness knows there are consistently demonstrations

in L.A., particularly downtown. So the first one was a pretty big success because there was a lot of pent up anger

for folks. There were no elections, of course, between the inauguration of President Trump and

the summer starting and the immigration enforcement starting here. So this was an opportunity

for folks, not only in Los Angeles, but across the country who disagree with Trump to put that energy into something.

So it was alluring.

It was exciting for them.

And it was a big turnout.

And it was also a peaceful demonstration.

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