It’s one thing to see it in the movies or on TV. It’s quite another to stand in the middle of it.

I went down to Lafayette Square today to cover the anti-war demonstration and March on Washington. What an incredible experience. One of the things I found most striking about the entire event was the diverse crowd — there were young people and old people, veterans and families, hippies and businessmen. I think the mix says a lot about the position held by the people of this country on the issue of war.

Like I said, it’s one thing to see footage and pictures of the 1960s-era anti-war protests; it’s quite another to witness history in the making. Today was definitely a Washington Experience, and just another reminder of how much I love this city.

All we are saying is give peace a chance.

“The revolution will not be televised … but it will be uploaded!”