From the voiceover as riot footage played:
Kristi Noem: ‘We are all entitled to peacefully protest. Violence is not part of that. What is happening in the Capitol right now must stop.’
Ted Cruz: ‘A violent terrorist attack on the Capitol, where we saw the men and women of law enforcement risk their lives to defend the men and women who serve in this capitol.’
Rick Scott: ‘Everyone has a right to peacefully protest. No one has a right to commit violence. What happened at the capitol is disgraceful and un-American. It is not what our country stands for.’
Tim Scott: ‘The violence occurring at the United States capitol is simply unacceptable. I fully condemn it.’
Marsha Blackburn: ‘These actions at the United States Capitol are truly despicable and unacceptable. While I am safe and sheltering in place these protests are prohibiting us from doing our constitutional duty. I condemn them in the strongest terms. We are a nation of laws.’
Tom Tillis: ‘Calling them hostages or political prisoners? That’s like calling drug traffickers unlicensed pharmacists. At the end of the day, they’re J6 convicts to me.’
Marco Rubio: ‘There is nothing patriotic about what occurred on Capitol Hill. This is third world style anti-American anarchy.’
Ron Desantis: ‘Violence or rioting of any kind is unacceptable and the perpetrators must face the full weight of the law.’
Tom Emmer: ‘Those responsible for the violence must continue to be held accountable…’
John Cornyn: ‘Somebody who’s been duly convicted of a federal crime, is not a hostage. I’m a big believer in our criminal justice system.’
Mike Rounds: ‘I view them as the same as the juries that convicted them. There was violence on that day. The people violated the law. There were people that tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power after the election. I do not agree with anybody that says they are political prisoners.’
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