The Proud Boys, the Oathkeepers, the Pardon January 6th insurrectionists, were, according to Enrique Tarios, the leader of the Proud Boys, going to gather outside the Capitol in order to show that they are going back.

An apparent attempt to maybe intimidate us. Well, as it turns out, it's Enrique Tarios who went back, back to jail, that is.

My name is Dina Dahl with Amidas Touch Network.

Let's break this down.

So the Capitol police officers were able to do what I'm sure they wanted to do all those years ago.

Arrest him.

Evidently, this man, Enrique Tario, who thinks he's so tough, couldn't handle a female counter-protester in his face.

So he decides to assault her arm and her phone, and Capitol Police quickly handcuffed and

arrested him because the protester said, yes, she plans on filing charges.

Now, this made the rest of them evidently outraged about the fact that he dared get arrested.

And they said that this just goes to show why their campaign to sue the Department of Justice

based on the fact that their charges on January 6th should go forward.

Now they want to sue the Department of Justice for $150 million.

Now take note that if the Department of Justice for $150 million. Now, take note that if the Department of Justice

loses that case, that means all of us taxpayers, even those in red states and even those

who voted for Trump, will have to pay out that $150 million. But we shouldn't be too worried

about that because although the Department of Justice,

if this moves forward, will definitely have to use up precious resources to defend this

outrageous claim rather than go after the real criminals, this claim has really no merit.

The fact is, not only were they charged, but they were convicted. Most of them,

if they hadn't yet proceeded to trial, but for those that had proceeded to trial, were convicted

by juries, juries of their peer. They were afforded every constitutional right that every

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