Hordes of President Trump’s supporters breached the US Capitol on Wednesday, overpowering police, forcing the building into lockdown and disrupting the congressional certification of the 2020 presidential election results. Thousands of protesters had previously broken through a fence and stormed the building, according to reporters on the ground. Dozens of protesters pushed past police made it inside the building, photos posted on social-media show and video shot by a Post reporter show. Some carried American, others the Confederate stars and bars. Several protesters made it onto the building’s balcony, where at least one Gadsden flag was draped. The invaders did not breach the congressional chambers, but the certification process was interrupted, with lawmakers told to take shelter. Among those in the Senate chamber was Vice President Mike Pence, whom President Trump has fiercely criticized for what he perceives as a lack of effort to stop the election certification process. It was not immediately clear if the vice president had been evacuated from the building. With police on the Capitol grounds overwhelmed, reinforcements were called in from across the city, as the boom of flashbangs resounded throughout America’s capital. At least one congressional office building was evacuated earlier in the day. After the protesters had already been in the building for some time, Trump tweeted his support for law-enforcement. “Please support our Capitol Police and Law Enforcement,” he wrote. “They are truly on the side of our Country. Stay peaceful!” With police on the Capitol grounds overpowered, reinforcements were called in from across the city, as the boom of flashbangs resounded throughout America’s capital. Meanwhile, Washington Post reporter Rebecca Tan tweeted an 11-second video clip of the throngs streaming toward the building, with some stomping over a flimsy fence marked with an “Area Closed” sign. Trump protesters break into Capitol building “Hundreds of Trump supporters have stormed the barricades at the back of the Capitol and are marching toward the building,” wrote Tan. In a follow-up tweet, Tan said that some attempted to push inside the building, but were rebuffed by police. “Protesters are charging toward the Captiol [sic] steps. Some tried to scale the construction structures and have been tackled by police,” Tan wrote. “They want to enter the building and are making attempts at intervals. Capitol police trying to hold them back.” Thousands of supporters of the president descended on Washington for a raucous Wednesday rally, as Congress moved to finalize the results of the 2020 presidential election. Trump himself delivered a fiery speech in the hour leading up to the joint session of Congress, in which he repeated his claim that the election was rigged against him, without providing hard evidence to support the allegation. Nick Note: Look and figure it out. This is the start of anarchy……