Comments by "CatsRule" (@1133saginaw) on "Jesse Watters: Stephen Colbert employees arrested for breaching Capitol building" video.

  1. They were armed with cameras and a dog puppet.
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  2. I don't think they broke windows and attacked the police.
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  3.  @malcolminthemetal4992  It's the same, minus the 140 injured police, millions in damage and all the felony convictions.
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  4.  @smelltheglove2038  They had a cigar smoking dog puppet and a camera. Very threatening.
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  5.  @rbruggeman7722  Fox certainly doesn't give the news. They call themselves Fox Entertainment, btw..
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  6. It was a comedy skit, bozo.
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  7. Except, what you described didn't happen. They weren't starved; they had attorneys.
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  8.  @7321janedou  They had a cigar smoking dog puppet with them. Very threatening.
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  9. No, an insurrection is what happened J6.
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  10. The people still in jail attacked police with weapons. Felonies.
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  11.  @robertmarmaduke9721  It was a comedy routine.
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  12.  @donmajer9607  They had a cigar smoking dog puppet with them. Really serious.
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  13.  @jojodixon1617  She's pushing up daisies.
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  14. It was a comedy routine with Triumph the cigar smoking dog puppet. lighten up.
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  15.  @steigman9164  It was for a comedy skit.
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  16. They had permission to be there.
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  17. Yes, arrest the rubber puppet. Everyone knows Triumph the cigar smoking dog puppet is a danger to the republic. Just where do you idiots get your stupid ideas? You should all have your own show at Comedy Central. Fox News: Don't give these gullible clowns any more ideas. It's a danger to the republic.
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  18. One of the arrested was a dog puppet.
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  19. and the broken glass?
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  20. The only J6 people still in custody are the one's charged with assault and are going to trial.
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  21.  @ronmcmartin4513  His wasn't a comedy routine.
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  22. Dumbo, it was a comedy routine for his show. They had Triumph the cigar smoking dog puppet with them. Very threatening.
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  23. They were carrying a dog puppet.
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  24.  @mybigparty6059  Since when did you become so hopelessly ignorant? Trump attempted a coup. It was part of the plan.
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  25.  @DaveSmith-cp5kj Did you pull that info out of you a**, or are they saying that on Fox News? (same thing) "Approximately 255 defendants have been charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers or employees, including approximately 90 individuals who have been charged with using a deadly or dangerous weapon or causing serious bodily injury to an officer. Approximately 140 police officers were assaulted Jan. 6 at the Capitol, including about 80 U.S. Capitol Police and about 60 from the Metropolitan Police Department. Approximately 246 have pleaded guilty to misdemeanors. Fifty-nine have pleaded guilty to felonies. Nineteen of those who have pleaded guilty to felonies have pleaded to federal charges of assaulting law enforcement officers. Eight have now been sentenced to prison terms of up to 63 months. Three of those who have pleaded guilty to felonies have pleaded guilty to the federal charge of seditious conspiracy- DOJ
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  26.  @SteamvilleQuintet  Why did Trump address the mob on J6?
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  27. Do you prefer limousine fascists?
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  28.  @SteamvilleQuintet  It's on video.
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  29.  @NOMADICTRAMP  Someone today pleaded guilty to having a gun with him at the insurrection.
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  30.  @Hotdogideas  They did more than that. They tried to stop the vote counting process. Treason.
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  31.  @NOMADICTRAMP  Broken glass and 30 million $ in other stuff.
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  32.  @rogerthomas169  Have you seen it? Funny.
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  33. Tell your buddies to elect Republicans in the mold of Bob Dole, instead of extremists.
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  34. One of the arrested was a dog puppet.
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  35.  @gamedemag1  I can tell where you get your news, either Fox or your a**. You didn't know there were injured police? What of the BLM protests?
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  36.  @KnowbuddiezBusiness  And the dozens of selfie videos saying the opposite? You are ether an idiot or the most gullible clown on the planet. if they weren't Trump supporters why did he address the crowd? Why did he say "I love you" after the riot ended?
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  37.  @thiswonderlandlife  Yes.
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  38.  @laurapierce4540  Which of the 5,000 videos (most by the participants themselves), which do show police attacks, window smashing, doors being forced open, are you referring to? Seems you pick and choose what to believe or you are so brainwashed you believe complete nonsense. It would take me 10 seconds to find a video of police officers being attacked.
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  39.  @laurapierce4540  Got news for you. If you try to break into the Senate chamber during a riot they will shoot you. Guards carry guns for exactly that purpose. Why else would they carry guns? Break into a bank that has armed guards. Same thing will happen.
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  40.  @laurapierce4540  Most of the video footage came from the insurrectionists themselves. What an idiotic comment you make.
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  41.  @laurapierce4540  If the videos were fake, why did Trump spend the day gleefully watching them?
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  42. They were carrying a dog puppet, dummy.
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  43. Over 100 cops were injured; one was blinded. I see one insurrectionist just pleaded guilty for having a gun. Law and Order. Remember? That used to be the big GOP issue. No longer.
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  44. Pleas: Approximately 305 individuals have pleaded guilty to a variety of federal charges, many of whom faced or will face incarceration at sentencing. Approximately 246 have pleaded guilty to misdemeanors. Fifty-nine have pleaded guilty to felonies. Nineteen of those who have pleaded guilty to felonies have pleaded to federal charges of assaulting law enforcement officers. Eight have now been sentenced to prison terms of up to 63 months. Three of those who have pleaded guilty to felonies have pleaded guilty to the federal charge of seditious conspiracy. Trials: Six individuals have been found guilty at trials, including five who were found guilty by juries of felony charges. One of these defendants was found guilty of assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers using a deadly or dangerous weapon, a felony. - Dept. of Justice
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  45.  @sandwormgod4771  She and 50 other rioters were breaking into the Senate chamber through locked doors while Senators were still present. Do this little test: Go to any bank (make sure there are armed guards present). Take a chair and smash down the front door and rush in. See what response you get from the armed guards.
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  46.  @sandwormgod4771  Most of the cases were misdemeanors. Most were arrested for being where they were not supposed to be. How would you defend against that?
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  47.  @brendastone8391  Businesses are jacking up prices and profiting off the inflation. That's the extent of the corruption I see. Oil companies are making record profits and charging record prices. Something's wrong.
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  48.  @halas7388  There weren't a million people there. Trump invited the protesters ("It will be wild"). It wasn't a hearing, they were counting the electoral votes that day. Trump wanted the crowd to cause enough chaos to delay the vote and "send the election back to the states". All illegal, of course..
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  49.  @bonnieweidman1002  There were some bar fights... should I investigate them too?
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  50.  @solideomusical  There were three sedition (treason) convictions. Oh, it was an insurrection. You get your filtered news from Fox News, I can tell. The plan was to interrupt and delay the counting of electoral votes (You should pay attention to the J6 hearings.) Interrupt the counting of the vote. Pence was supposed to throw out electors, etc. It was all planned and carried out. The entire GOP was involved. The plan failed when Pence wouldn't play ball and decided he wouldn't end democracy.
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  51. "knife at the throat of our democracy"? Where does overturning elections fit in?
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  52.  @len801  They saw more jail time than Trump who led the J6 insurrection.
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  53.  @nancycooper8925  Who cares. Why did Trump address the mob? . After the mayhem Trump said "I love you". Was he referring to Antifa?
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  54. Rep. Loudermouth wasn't there to conduct the tour this time.
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  55.  @distanceismyplastercast  Kind of shows you are an uninformed idiot. Department of Justice: Pleas: Approximately 305 individuals have pleaded guilty to a variety of federal charges, many of whom faced or will face incarceration at sentencing. Approximately 246 have pleaded guilty to misdemeanors. Fifty-nine have pleaded guilty to felonies. Nineteen of those who have pleaded guilty to felonies have pleaded to federal charges of assaulting law enforcement officers. Eight have now been sentenced to prison terms of up to 63 months. Three of those who have pleaded guilty to felonies have pleaded guilty to the federal charge of seditious conspiracy. Trials: Six individuals have been found guilty at trials, including five who were found guilty by juries of felony charges. One of these defendants was found guilty of assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers using a deadly or dangerous weapon, a felony.
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  56.  @SteamvilleQuintet  Trump made 250 million from his "Stop the Steal" scam, I'm sorry, defense fund. (The lawyers got 3 million).
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  57. 20 million watched it. 3 million watched Fox.
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  58. “On Wednesday, June 15 and Thursday, June 16, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog was on-site at the Capitol with a production team to record interviews for a comedy segment on behalf of ‘The Late Show,’ ” CBS said in a statement. “Their interviews at the Capitol were authorized and pre-arranged through Congressional aides of the members interviewed. After leaving the members’ offices on their last interview of the day, the production team stayed to film stand-ups and other final comedy elements in the halls when they were detained by Capitol Police.”
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  59.  @recordgirly2567  Comedy is comedy. How can Triumph the cigar smoking dog puppet be a threat to democracy? Stupid comment.
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  60. The only ones still in jail are the ones facing charges of assaulting police. Law and Order.
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  61.  @courtjester1135  You sound like a court jester, an uninformed one. "Insurrection" is an event, not a legal term. I think three have been charged with sedition (treason). Many have been charged with assault - all are serious felonies.
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  62.  @len801  They were jailed overnight. When does justice catch up to Trump and the big shots in the House and Senate, the lawyers, Fox News, for conspiring to overthrow the election?
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  63.  @len801  They weren't trying to climb through a window either.
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  64.  @markallen2984  J 6 was a coup attempt.
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  65.  @HolyDrugLord  Only the overthrow of an election and the end of our democracy, nothing important.
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  66.  @SteamvilleQuintet  So all the thousands of videos are fake? How do you do that?
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