As RedState previously reported, chaos ensued outside of the Biden White House Saturday as pro-Hamas agitators, upset over the dramatic rescue of four Israeli hostages being held by Hamas terrorists, took to the streets to voice their hate and discontent.
At issue in part were reports that seemed to confirm American intelligence agencies played a key role in helping to track down the location of the hostages, who had been in captivity since the Oct. 7th terrorist attacks.
As we also documented, even while being pelted with objects, one National Park Service Ranger stood tall in an effort to try and prevent further damage to a monument the mobs had defaced with “free Gaza” propaganda.
Videos that circulated on social media from the protests showed skirmishes with police, smoke bombs being set off, and monuments being vandalized.
At one point, according to journalist Julio Rosas – who was on the scene, “protesters formed a mob and chased US Park Police and Secret Service out of Lafayette Square after officers apparently tried to arrest someone.”
As a result, police were “no longer inside the park and” were “on the boundaries of the protest,” according to Rosas.
With all of that going on, you’d think at some point that some arrests would have been made, right?
Bring in the fire trucks and hose them all down, make them feel uncomfortable. Offer a free plane ride into Gaza.