Yesterday, a group of pro-Palestine nut jobs took over the Capitol in DC. Was it an insurrection? Today’s show gets right into that.

Hundreds were subsequently arrested Wednesday after a protest that was organized by “Jewish Voice for Peace" broke out on Capitol Hill, with people flooding into the Cannon House Building and large crowds gathering with signs and flags, according to Fox News.

The very leftwing ADL states that “Jewish Voice for Peace is a radical anti-Israel activist group that advocates for a complete economic, cultural, and academic boycott of the state of Israel.”

Protestors sang and chanted "Ceasefire now" and "Free Palestine."

More than 300 were arrested for storming the US Capitol after Rashida Tlaib told them that Israel bombed a hospital in Gaza, according to The Jewish Chronicle. She said the Gaza hospital was bombed by Israel, even though that is a lie.

“We continue to watch people think it’s okay to bomb a hospital," she said through tears. “I’m telling you right now President Biden not all of America is with you on this one. You need to wake up and understand that. We are literally watching people commit genocide.

“A lot of people are not gonna forget this. It's not a threat - it isn't,” She added. “A lot of people are not gonna forget this. It's not a threat - it isn't.”

Exclusive Louder with Crowder footage showed that these protesters were treated very nicely after they were arrested, given snacks, and only had a $50 bail.

In a statement, the Capitol Police said: “We warned the protestors to stop demonstrating and when they did not comply we began arresting them.”

According to the exclusive footage, the protesters were actually planning on getting arrested.

"It was very straightforward, it was as advertised," one protester said on the footage.

Another asked, “Were you planning on getting arrested?” Another responded, “Yes, and I filled out the jail support form.”

According to the protesters in the exclusive footage, this definitely was an insurrection.

"They say it was an insurrection. They showed up, and they planned to be arrested. Some of them were released - $50 scot-free,” Crowder said.