WASHINGTON -- The third night of protests outside of the White House was headlined by an 18-piece mariachi band that began playing after 9 p.m.Adam Parkhomenko, who was national field director for the Democratic National Committee in 2016, tweeted after Tuesday night's protest, "We are looking for some good mariachi bands to play outside the White House around Trump’s bedtime. If you have any recommendations please let us know."
On Monday night, after President Trump arrived back in the U.S. from his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, protesters gathered in Lafayette Park used airhorns, whistles and even clanking pots and pans in an effort to keep Trump awake.