Sen. Ron Johnson Says Riot 'Didn't Seem Like An Armed Insurrection'

Senator Ron Johnson expressed skepticism about labeling the Capitol events as an armed insurrection, questioning the presence and use of firearms. While the exact number of firearms brought by rioters is unclear, other objects like pepper spray, baseball bats, and flagpoles were used as weapons.

What does Senator Ron Johnson question about the Capitol events?

• The role of the police

• The media coverage

• The presence of firearms

• The number of people involved

Why does Johnson want to know about the firearms and shots fired?

• To support the rioters

• To criticize the media

• To blame the police

• To assess the level of threat

What does the term 'armed' make people think of, according to Johnson?

• Knives

• Explosives

• Tear gas

• Firearms

What other objects were used as weapons by the rioters?

• Tear gas and firearms

• Pepper spray and baseball bats

• Knives and tear gas

• Explosives and knives

What is unclear about the firearms during the Capitol events?

• The number of firearms confiscated

• The type of firearms used

• The legality of the firearms

• The origin of the firearms