...news on the weekends (other than Sunday morning and 60 Minutes).  MSNBC doesn't even program the weekends, and CNN and FOX each tend to air re-runs of analysis shows that first ran during the week, and third-tier talk shows like D.L. Hughley's and Mike Huckabee's.  A weekend TYT protest would probably draw a bigger crowd, but a very limited viewing audience.  If, on the other hand, TYT protested in New York on a Tuesday morning and it _was_ covered as a grass-roots counterbalance to the lunatics, Soledad shows footage of it.  Then Wolf, then Rick, then Campbell, then Anderson.  (The theme of this network, apparently, is "incompetent sell-out journalists with exotic first names").  It would get cycled into the wallpaper footage of the day.

  Weekdays have the best chance for success in this endeavor.