Babbit

He lamented the police shooting of insurrectionist Ashli Babbit before insisting that "nobody was killed" that day and then lumped himself in with the rioters to argue "We didn't have guns, the others had guns but we didn't have guns."

He clearly has no regrets and went on to spew more conspiracies about Ashli Babbit, the young woman who was shot as she breached the doorway, threatening the members of Congress.

But the most famous Nazi martyr, the Ashli Babbit of his day if you will, was a young anti-communist brownshirt by the name of Horst Wessel who was a known violent brawler in the pitched street battles between left and right during those days.

Babbit was a pro-Trump rioter and Air Force veteran who stormed the Capitol.

Interior officials, as well as some state water officials, dispute Babbit’s characterization.