Jon Lovett

We hope people still call 911.

We're not immigration enforcement and we're still answering those calls.

But yeah, like if we weren't here, we'd be somewhere else.

You feel it.

You feel the way in which, it's a small thing, but when you're at the Whipple building, there are all these protesters.

And there's two kind of honks when people pass by.

There are the locals that are saying, hey, I'm with you.

And then there are like the ICE guys kind of laying on their horn.

And when we were at the Alex Pretty Memorial, there were some like kind of anti-protester, pro-Trump people kind of honking their horns and going by, which people were ignoring.

But when like a fire truck would go by or a car they couldn't tell who was in it would go by,

you see the protesters kind of looking in the window and saying like, are you one of us?

Like, are you from here or are you from ICE?

Like, are you with us or are you like, are you from this community or are you part of the outsiders?

And you see like the like fire, people in ambulances or like fire trucks or just passers by

Just going like waving, like I'm just letting you know that I'm here.

Like I'm not, I'm sorry.

Like I'm not part of this.

Like I'm from here.

I'm part of your community.

I'm not part of this force that's come from the outside.