There were a couple different forms of energy in the air at Monday night’s New York Knicks game.
President Donald Trump, alongside his two of his energy and environment Cabinet heads, was at Madison Square Garden to watch the basketball team lose its 46-day, 13-game winning streak.
“The energy was amazing,” EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, a longtime Knicks fan, said during a press gaggle after the game with Trump and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum.
The crowd thunderously booed Trump when the Jumbotron panned to him during the national anthem, and protesters outside the arena held signs that said, “Trump must go” and “Nobody wants you here,” according to White House pool reports.