Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the latest edition of Looking Out for you. Let's get started.

All right, let's go to the No Kings protest. I was pretty impressed. I got to tell you.

It wasn't violent, except in Portland, Oregon, where some loons tried to damage the ICE headquarters

or what. But really, for a big nationwide protest, people were pretty well behaved. There were a few arrests. I'll get to that in a moment. But dissent is a hallmark of our nation, as you should know. And there were a lot of

scary sound bites from the Republicans saying, ooh, the communists. And that really wasn't in play.

There were some Antifa and anarchist communists, but overall those people who don't like Trump.

And 75 million people voted against the president last year.

So there's plenty to choose from, right?

This isn't like an organic protest.

This is people who just don't like the guy.

Anyway, let's run it down.

So nobody knows how many people turned out for the No King's protests.

The organizers say $7 million.

That sounds high to me, but I can't prove it one way or the other.

The cities with the largest protest, Chicago, right in the middle of the National Guard,

ICE controversy, a 250,000 cop set.

DC, 200,000.

Same thing, you know, 95% Democrat in D.C.

New York, not a lot of turnout.

100,000 for New York, that's not much.

There's 8.5 million people here.

And they kind of roamed around, but nothing much.

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