CLEAN: Thousands at peaceful anti-G20 march in tense Pittsburgh

The transcript discusses a significant march in Pittsburgh, the largest since the Vietnam War era, highlighting the dissatisfaction of working and poor people. It emphasizes the message sent to the G20 about organizing efforts. The transcript also describes the intimidating police presence, noting their riot gear and weaponry, although they were not used.

What was notable about the number of participants in the Pittsburgh march?

• It was the first march in Pittsburgh since the 1970s.

• It was the smallest march since the 1970s.

• It was the largest march since the Vietnam War era.

• It had fewer participants than expected.

What message did the Pittsburgh march aim to convey to the G20 and authorities?

• That the economy is improving.

• That working people are content.

• That working people are organizing and dissatisfied.

• That there is no need for further protests.

How did the police prepare for the Pittsburgh march?

• They used tear gas and rubber bullets.

• They were not present at the march.

• They were in full riot gear with non-lethal weapons.

• They were in casual clothing.

What was the reaction of the people towards the police presence at the march?

• They were happy with the police support.

• They felt reassured by the police.

• They were intimidated by the police presence.

• They ignored the police completely.

What was the outcome regarding the use of non-lethal weapons by the police during the march?

• The police did not use non-lethal weapons.

• The police used rubber bullets.

• The police used tear gas extensively.

• The police used pepper spray.