Ben Rhodes

In addition to Atlanta, here's Savannah and Sandy Springs and Decatur.

In Arizona, there were surprisingly gigantic No Kings protests in Scottsdale, for example, but there were more than 70 protests statewide in Arizona.

In some of these places, it was 95 degrees on Saturday.

But here was Scottsdale and Mesa and Phoenix and Tempe and Tucson and Surprise, Arizona, which is one of the places they've been trying to put a huge Trump prison camp.

The great state of Wisconsin had over 100 No Kings protests, including really big ones in Madison and in Milwaukee, but also in places like Greenfield and Shorewood and Brookfield and Eau Claire and the famously conservative city of Waukesha, Wisconsin.

And the town of Dodgeville, which is west of Madison, Wisconsin.

Dodgeville has about 4,000 people.

In Dodgeville, more than 10% of the whole town showed up for the Dodgeville No Kings.

And it was cold.

New Jersey had more than 65 no-kings protests.

Here's a look at Camden and Newton and Trenton and Toms River.

Indiana, I mentioned Evansville before in southern Indiana.

Indiana had more than 65 no-kings protests.

Here's Indianapolis and Henderson and South Bend and Bloomington and Valparaiso and Zionsville.

Virginia had more than a hundred no-kings protests.

Here's a look at Blacksburg and Charlottesville and Harrisonburg and Roanoke and Alexandria and Richmond.

Pennsylvania also had more than a hundred no-kings protests.

Here was Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh was huge.

And Lancaster, Pennsylvania and Pottstown, PA.