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The nation of Brazil is in chaos as thousands of opponents against the corrupt Lula regime storm his offices and headquarters.

We're going to take a look at the latest from Brazil. We're going to see how the American legacy media to their shame is already trying to pin all of this on Trump and J6.

And make sure to stick with me the very end of this video when we'll find out how even members of that legacy media are admitting that the political left has no one else to blame for all of this but themselves. You're not good want to miss this.

Over the weekend, Brazil's capital erupted into chaos as opponents of their new Marxist president Lula De Silva stormed government buildings, inflicting damage on the presidential palace as well as their very controversial Supreme Court which in many ways is at the center of public outrage and distrust.

As many of you know over the last two months, mass demonstrations of hundreds of thousands, not millions have been held across the nation as patriots took to the streets and defiance of last October's presidential election between the nationalist populist president, Jerobo Sonaro and the highly corrupt Lula De Silva.

What's so important to know here is that back in 2017, Lula was sentenced to 12 years in prison after being convicted in one of the biggest corruption scandals in Brazil's history. Now like I said, that was back in 2017.

So you might be asking again, this is 2023, just six years later. So what on earth is Lula doing running for president? Did he run his campaign from jail akin to how Biden ran it from his basement? Well, this is where the corruption within Brazilian politics begins to break out for all to see.

What we have to understand is that in Brazil, it's not the president that's been invested with Supreme powers that were the president actually is rather limited in terms of his power and influence of Brazilian politics.

The real power in Brazil resides in their Supreme Court. The court itself is comprised of 11 justices and of those 11, seven were appointed by Lula, Lula and some of his ideologically leftist ilk like Dilma Rousseff who took over from Lula.

A few months back to the shock of millions without any explanation, one of the Supreme Court justices, a fellow who was appointed by Lula forces overturned Lula's conviction, simply staying that it lacked necessary justification.

Moreover, he didn't just overturn the conviction, he nullified it says if Lula never served today in jail and that allowed him to once again run for president.

So obviously, obviously, Bolsonaro supporters who are inclined towards law and order, Lula's Brazil, Lula was president for two terms a while back, it fell into chaos and violence.

Bolsonaro, former army captain, ran on cleaning up corruption, restoring law and order in Brazil. Well, obviously, Bolsonaro's supporters smell a huge rat in all of this and they see the whole political and judicial process as corrupt to the core.

So when the runoff election came back in late October, Lula barely squeaked by one by one percentage point. So needless to say tens of millions of Brazilian patriots don't buy it.

And as you can see, there's still not buying it. The problem in Brazil is that there's no equivalent of an election oversight commission.

So the people feel like they just have no recourse to challenge what the Supreme Court justice did in nullifying Lula's conviction.

They have no recourse to address the perceived election irregularities. And so after months of protests this weekend, that frustration obviously boiled over.

Now, there are mixed reports coming out in all of this. There are reports of some 400 arrests. There are also reports that both police and military personnel have been largely passive in the midst of this, which suggests that they're actually rather sympathetic with the protesters.

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