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CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin melted down on Tuesday when two conservatives used the word “mob” to describe the liberal protesters against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. And their response was absolutely perfect.
During an interview on CNN, Baldwin lost her mind over the guests using the word “mob” to describe liberals who quite literally swarmed Washington, D.C., to thwart Kavanaugh’s confirmation.
The segment began when conservative columnist Matt Lewis described the intense protests by far-left activists for weeks, noting how they harassed GOP lawmakers and attempted to shut down Kavanaugh’s hearing.
“Republicans, they’re the team that needed the excitement. … now I think they do have excitement,” Lewis said. “I believe it’s the overreaction of the left. When you see people like Ted Cruz getting chased out of restaurants by a mob….”
Baldwin cut him off after he said the word “mob,” and proceeded to lecture him about why she thought the liberals who literally chased Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and his wife out of a restaurant in Washington, D.C., were not actually a “mob.”
“Oh, you’re not going to use the ‘mob’ word here,” Baldwin complained, ramping up the theatrics.
“It’s totally a mob,” Lewis fired back. “Without a doubt. There’s no other word for it!”
“Matt, Matt — a mob,” Baldwin said, lecturing the panel. “Stop. Stop. A mob is what we saw in Charlottesville, Virginia, two Augusts ago.”
Lewis didn’t back down, and even noted how some liberals were so deranged over Kavanaugh that they were clawing and banging on the doors of the Supreme Court during Kavanaugh’s swearing in over the weekend.
“What about the people who were at the Supreme Court banging on the wall. What do you call that? Civil protest, or is that a mob?” Lewis asked, blasting Baldwin for her bizarre meltdown.
“Pretty mobby,” said The Federalist’s Mary Katherine Ham, adding that if the protesters were members of the Tea Party, liberals would definitely label them as a mob.
Watch below:
Does driving people out of restaurants and banging on the Supreme Court walls sound “pretty mobby” to you? pic.twitter.com/2fiIyzedXF— Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) October 9, 2018
Lewis and Ham, many would agree, were completely accurate with what they said.
Aside from Baldwin being triggered by the “m” word, there were hundreds — maybe even thousands — of abhorrent and deranged liberals who magically arrived in D.C. and held a month-long anti-Kavanaugh rally.
In the current state of affairs, GOP lawmakers have been harassed out of restaurants; Republican Senators have received mail containing a suspicious white powder; Republican Rep. Steve Scalise of Louisiana narrowly survived an assassination attempt from a deranged Bernie Sanders supporter; Kavanaugh was accused of drugging and taking part in gang rapes when he was in high school; and liberal activists interrupted Kavanaugh’s hearing at least 100 times throughout the entire process.
That’s the actual definition of a mob, and Baldwin only refuted the assertion because she apparently felt the need to defend liberals and their disgusting smear tactics.
Driving people out of restaurants, clawing away on the doors of the Supreme Court while hysterically crying, and flooding the U.S. Capitol in an attempt to thwart Kavanaugh’s confirmation process is “pretty mobby.”
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