WATCH: Anti-Kavanaugh Protesters Being Arrested in Droves at Supreme Court and Capitol Buildings

If you’re looking for some great footage to view on a pleasant Saturday afternoon, forget Netflix or Hulu and instead, join me for a review of the scene in D.C. right now, as what appears to be dozens of proteseters are being handcuffed during increasingly mob-like anti-Kavanaugh protests.

There are no elevators on the steps of the Supreme Court for Flakey confrontations, but that doesn’t mean it’s not compelling TV. Over 300 protesters were arrested Friday and into the early hours of Saturday, but the intensity has only increased. The worked-up mob breached barriers set up by police and arrests got underway.

Take a look at some of the footage, first, from Dana Perino on Fox News, and then from Twitter.

Watch:

They keep going as Sen. Inhofe talks with Hemmer and Perino.

And of course, the tweets.
https://twitter.com/Breaking911/status/1048624057820823552

Protesters bring arrested on the Capitol steps. pic.twitter.com/1BrEggl2ey

— Ginny Hillhouse (@ginnyhouse) October 6, 2018

…and protesters are being arrested at the Capitol now. #StopKavanaugh #CancelKavanaugh pic.twitter.com/DOopOfLQOg

— Kelly Fischbein (@caltexona) October 6, 2018

Protesters stormed Capitol steps, being arrested by police now. @WashTimes #Kavanagh pic.twitter.com/WexL42m6ul

— Alex Swoyer (@ASwoyer) October 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/michiczogalla/status/1048628305702932485

Hundreds of protesters have moved from Supreme Court to steps of Capitol. Many are getting arrested. Police telling people to leave, telling them they don’t have permit to be here. Protesters say they will fuel anger into activism in November and “vote them out.” @SpectrumNewsDC pic.twitter.com/0ef5M7kcLo

— Eva McKend (@evamckend) October 6, 2018

Anti-Kavanaugh protesters are now being arrested on the steps of the U.S. Capitol after breaching barriers. https://t.co/hTLqBGLPyt

— Kyle Morris (@RealKyleMorris) October 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/_GlassCannon/status/1048622520360812545

There will be a lot more and, as Bill Hemmer noted, they’ll probably be in the Senate gallery again, as they were during the committee hearings. It’s going to be a long day for the Capitol Police.