Trump Tells Protesters Who Stormed The U.S. Capitol Building To ‘Go Home,’ Celebs React

Good in the ‘Wood Wednesdays, where we share good news happening in Hollywood and beyond.For this week’s #HollyGOOD news: Joe Biden will be inaugurated as POTUS today and celebs are just as excited as we are!Here’s how Hollywood celebs are reacting to the news:Lady Gaga rocked a “Joe” sweater in her IG post as she announces she is “deeply honored” to perform the National Anthem at Joe Biden’s inauguration.

After four years of utter confusion, unprofessionalism, and outright blasphemy — we have finally made the transition to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. A team that will hopefully unite a VERY broken America.

In the aftermath of the assault on the U.S. Capitol instigated by President Trump, his one-time LGBTQ supporters are now distancing themselves from him without outright renouncing their previous support.

George Clooney has a scathing message for Donald Trump.

Celebrities are speaking out in response to the news that Donald Trump has been permanently banned from Twitter.

Chelsea Clinton is sharing her reaction to Wednesday’s riots at the U.S. Capitol.

Family politics. Karlie Kloss talked to Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner after the Capitol protests, but she wasn’t successful in having them listen. Dozens of supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, January 6, in an attempt to stall Congress from confirming the Electoral College vote, which would confirm former Vice President Joe Biden as the United States’ President-Elect after the 2020 Presidential Election in November.

Ariel Pink was confirmed that he was among the crowds who attended yesterday’s riots at the Capitol Building to “peacefully show his support for the president”.A large number of Trump supporters managed to force their way into the Capitol building yesterday following a rally, which caused the building, which is the seat of US Government, to be put into lockdown as politicians and nearby office buildings were evacuated.Posting privately on Instagram, director Alex Lee Moyer shared a photo which

January 6, 2021Yet videos shared on Twitter showed protesters scuffling with Capitol Police, throwing punches, spitting on them, and throwing unknown objects at them. Does that look like your supporters are being peaceful? pic.twitter.com/Tz3iw4E0s3— matthew doyle (@matthewdoyle796) January 6, 2021A spokesperson for D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services said there had been “multiple injuries” sustained as a result of the protests, according to NBC News.

Donald Trump has had his Twitter and Facebook accounts suspended following yesterday’s (January 6) riot at the US Capitol which was carried out by his supporters.A large number of Trump supporters managed to force their way into the Capitol building yesterday following a rally, which caused the building, which is the seat of US Government, to be put into lockdown as politicians and nearby office buildings were evacuated.A woman was shot dead by police inside the Capitol during the chaos, while

Mirror reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump has been locked out of his Twitter account after releasing a video telling protesters who violently stormed the Capitol building to prevent President-Elect Joe Biden’s certification to “go home,” while refusing to concede the legitimacy of the election results, maintaining that the U.S. election was stolen from him.

Today is January 6, 2021. What should have happened today is the US Congress should have heard the official count of the electoral college following the presidential election, finalizing what we’ve known since November — Donald Trump lost the presidency to Joe Biden.

Josh Gad, Eric McCormack and more stars are asking Twitter to remove Donald Trump’s Twitter page.

Josh Gad, Eric McCormack and more stars are asking Twitter to remove Donald Trump’s Twitter page.

President Donald Trump has posted a new video on  social media in which he again falsely claimed the election “was stolen from us” and that he won it in a “landslide,” but he did call on protesters at the U.S. Capitol to “go home now.”

surrounded the U.S. Capitol following a rally on Wednesday, gathering to protest the ratification of President-elect Joe Biden's Electoral College victory over Trump in the 2020 election.After Trump held a rally claiming he won the election, thousands took to the Capitol, storming barricades and confronting the police.