We all should feel better today.

A couple of days ago, a Connecticut woman and her daughter pleaded guilty to charges

stemming from when they entered the U.S. Capitol during the January 6th riot by supporters

of Donald Trump.

Jean Lavon, 57, and Carla Krizwiki, 20, both of Canterbury, Connecticut, pleaded guilty

to parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a Capitol building.

They acknowledged climbing a bicycle rack to get inside the U.S. Capitol where they were

spotted walking around.

The mother and daughter were arrested in September after an unidentified tipster told the FBI

that Krizwiki posted two photos on Facebook of herself and her mother outside the Capitol

and of the seemed inside the building.

Now she said that she removed the photos after she realized the seriousness of the situation.

The two said they traveled to Washington, D.C. on a bus trip from Norwich to here.

Trump speak originally faced four crimes in connection with the breach, including entering

or remaining in a restricted building or grounds and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building.

She acknowledged she walked into the building with a sign that read Trump won on one side

and don't allow seven states of cheaters to hijack our election on the other.

She told the U.S. District Court judge she made the signs for the former president's rally

and carried them inside because she didn't have a safe place to keep them.

Well, thankfully they've pleaded guilty.

I'll tell you that.

We went along with the crowd.

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