Thousands of people protested outside of Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer Chuck SchumerOvernight Health Care: Schumer calls for Azar to resign over 'chaos' in coronavirus response CNBC's Cramer calls Pelosi 'crazy Nancy' in live interview Schumer calls for Azar to resign over 'chaos' in coronavirus response MORE's (D) apartment in Brooklyn Tuesday night, urging the New York senator to fight President Trump's Cabinet nominees.

About 3,000 people gathered at Grand Army Plaza at around 6 p.m. Tuesday and then walked over to Schumer's building in Prospect Park West, the New York Post reported.

The protesters were demonstrating against what they called the New York senator's "centrist" beliefs and his stance on some of the president's Cabinet picks.

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During the protest, they held signs calling for Schumer to block and obstruct Trump's nominees "by any means necessary" and urging the senator to "show some spine" and "resist Trump."

The protesters also chanted "What the f---, Chuck," and "Stay strong, Chuck."

“Senator Schumer needs to know we’re watching him,” Brad Wolchansky, a 40-year-old soccer coach from Flatbush, told the Post.