Hey, everybody. It's me, Sam Stein, managing Edward DeBulloch. I'm here with Lauren Egan, who is the offer of the opposition newsletter. But more importantly, Sarah, Lauren, it's Ezra 11, who is the co-founder of Indivisible, helped organize a not insignificant number of rallies over the weekend.

Ezra, are you okay? Are you holding up? How was the weekend for you?

I think that's what the New York Times is calling it. Not insignificant. In total, in total, we had what? Seven million people at

no Kings rallies and how many different locations? Two thousand seven hundred? More than seven

million more than 2700 officially scheduled events. My mom went to one that wasn't even on the map. So I know

a lot of other people did too. This was, without any caveats, the largest peaceful protest in

American history. Wow. What was the number two? Was that the first rally or was there like a

the first one, it ties with some that we've seen in the past.

It's really been a trend, though.

You're pointing to a trend here.

So in April for hands-off, we had 3 million people at 1,300 events.

On No Kings 1 in June, we had 5 million people at 2,100 events.

This Saturday, we had more than 7 million people at more than 2,700 events.

So 3 million, 5 million, 7 million.

The trend is good, Sam.

The trend is good.

Well, let me ask you then.

I'll click it to Lauren to ask you a bunch of questions.

But what do you think, what do you count for the trend?

Obviously, more time with Trump, more people concerned.

But as you look at the successes of this last weekend,

how do you account for the fact that more people are turning out? What are the main

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