White Supremacists Get Trolled by Clown Protesters

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police say no one was arrested during a loud -- and very colorful -- KKK rally and counter-protest in uptown Charlotte NC.

Instead of shouting, the protesters used squeaky toys, whistles, and noisemakers to drown out the amplified speeches. Many dressed as clowns. 

When the speakers talked about "White Power," the protesters sprinkled white flour. Another held a sign reading "Wife Power."

They said they wanted to make a point that racism is ridiculous.

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