a man named lonnie coffman. you see him in the black square there circled by the fbi. lonnie coffman did come to washington on january 6th as part of the pro-trump mob that attacked the u.s. capitol that day. his red gmc pickup was found that day parked near the u.s. capitol in an area that had been closed off in part because of the pipe bombs found in the local party headquarters in the republican and democratic parties. his pickup was found packed with a loaded rifle, a loaded shotgun, two nine millimeter pistols, also a crossbow, also several machetes, also a stun gun, a bunch of smoke bombs, and notably 11 molotov cocktails, fire bombs, all assembled and ready to go stacked in his pickup. kind of makes you pay more attention to the fact that in the photograph they say was him among the trump mob on january 6th was smoking. did you smoke in your truck, too, when you drove it up with the molotov cocktails in it? prosecutors say those molotov cocktails stacked in his truck were ready go and filled with what amounts to, basically, hoe made napalm. lonnie coffman was ar

guns in the trucks of a defendant named lonnie coffman. not only are guns specifically referenced in the court filings, in some cases they have shown images of the truck. there's a maryland defendant accused of carrying on his person on january 6. there is a texas defendant accused of carrying on his person january 6. there is no dispute over whether the prosecutors are arguing guns were found on people were spotted on people or believed to be on people who are part of the capital breach. host: sarasota, florida. good morning. go ahead. caller: i have a serious question that no one seems to have pointed out. didn't the capitol police have guns? why didn't they shoot a few of the crowd? maybe they would have then dispersed? because they were not shot at, i think the crowd felt the police were on their side, they could do with they wanted. guest: scott macfarlane? host: that is a good question -- guest: that is a good question. what the police have testified to, including in july was the police were clearly wildly outnumbered by the mob. if

. >> stephen: next sad rodeo clown: lonnie leroy coffman, seen here telling the court artist, "make melike the mean grandpa in a kids' book about racism." coffman is set to plead guilty after being found near the capitol on january 6 with a truck loaded with 11 homemade molotov-cocktail-type incendiary devices; a rifle, a shotgun two 9 millimeter pistols a .22- caliber pistol, a crossbow, several machetes, a stun gun, and smoke devices. ( "partridge in a pear tree" ) ♪ and some nun-chucks and a bear trap ♪ ( applause ) most dangerous of all might have been the jars full of gasoline and melted plastic foam to produce a dangerous, napalm-like sticky, flammable liquid. which is why he's also being sued for revealing the recipe for jaegermeister. ( laughter ) in sports news, men's football is back! tonight was the n.f.l.'s big season opener. let's check out the league's official promo for the match-up between all-stars tom brady, dak prescott and... ed sheeran? ( laughter ) is this the n.f.l. kickoff or a very special episode of "fboy island?" the "f" stands for football! turns out, ed she

guns in the trucks of a defendant named lonnie coffman.nly are guns specifically referenced in the court filings, in some cases they have shown images of the truck. there's a maryland defendant accused of carrying on his person on january 6. there is a texas defendant accused of carrying on his person january 6. there is no dispute over whether the prosecutors are arguing guns were found on people were spotted on people or believed to be on people who are part of the capital breach. host: sarasota, florida. good morning. go ahead. caller: i have a serious question that no one seems to have pointed out. didn't the capitol police have guns? why didn't they shoot a few of the crowd? maybe they would have then dispersed? because they were not shot at, i think the crowd felt the police were on their side, they could do with they wanted. guest: scott macfarlane? host: that is a good question -- guest: that is a good question. what the police have testified to, including in july was the police were clearly wildly outnumbered by the mob. if there