Well, let's see if we can sort this mess out, pick it apart, put it in perspective, and get to the bottom of what happened yesterday.

When you hear these people say that they equate this to 9-11, Joe Bartlett, do you really put it in that category when they say you'll never forget where you were when this happened?

Is it really in that category? No, and i don't think democracy is endangered is look it was it was not a nice

scene it shouldn't have happened but no it was horrible everybody uh that invaded and trespass

should be arrested they've got you've seen all these pictures, the guy sitting at Pelosi's desk,

the guy up on the speaker's podium,

and I imagine in that capital,

they got all kinds of surveillance videos and cameras,

and I assume they'll be able to track everybody down,

and anybody that did that should be arrested,

should be prosecuteduted should be in jail

and hopefully they will be now putting that aside the only good thing that came out of this was

we finally got the media and democrats to speak out against these awful protests going on

remember a whole year of our cities on fire, our buildings burning, looting,

arson, rioting. They just stood back and did, remember NBC News at the time? As cities were

in flames, they wouldn't even, they'd give it 10 seconds towards the end of the news and they'd throw

in, it was mostly peaceful protesting. Well, finally, they're speaking out

against this. Do you know that NBC, the network, went wall-to-wall coverage preempting all

programming for about 12 hours yesterday? Isn't that amazing? I mean, this wasn't your run-of-the-mill

protest. No, but I'm just saying, as cities were on fire,

where were, remember when they stormed the White House?

Luckily, the White House, unlike the D.C. police, the White House had enough security and set

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