Woo! It's a...

Oh, I'm turning shaking my head because it's married with you guys. It's an amazing one day

afternoon. Slash evening. So guys, obviously, Pac-Show, Redick Show, Crazy Show, we have got

coups, we've got people warning about growing misogyny in British schools because of

you to a tape. It's a crazy, crazy story. Some of the kids call it cray cray. We've got

salty Trump. We've got so many things for you guys today. We got to go. We got to go.

Casper, take it away.

Well, you know what? I think that today is the perfect day to begin with some international

news. So let's do it. You are watching supporters of former Brazilian President

Giorgio Bolsonaro break into a government building in the country's capital of

Brazilians. According to the Associated Press, on Sunday, rioters broke windows, toppled

furniture, hurled computers, and printers to the ground, they punctured a massive emiliano

de Cavalcante painting in five places. They overturned the U-shaped table at which Supreme

Court justices convene. They ripped a door off one of the justices offices. They also

vandalized an iconic statue outside the court. As you can see from these scenes of the riots,

a lot of parallels with what we experienced here in the United States on January 6. But

believe it or not, the Giorgio Bolsonaro supporters managed to be even goofier and more

embarrassing than the Trump supporters here in the United States, because they decided

to carry out this riot on Sunday when there are no government officials present. So there

was really no plan in place other than calling for the military to essentially conduct a

coup, something that the country of Brazil is familiar with. But when soldiers arrive

to the scene, these individuals were actually arrested and the military did not assist

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