Senator helps police remove anti-war protester during heated Senate hearing
A dramatic moment unfolded during a US Senate Armed Services Committee hearing when an anti-war protester disrupted the session and was forcibly removed. Republican Senator Tim Sheehy briefly assisted Capitol Police as they struggled to escort the protester out of the chamber.
The confrontation, which left several officers and the protester needing medical attention, has sparked debate online about free speech, political tensions and whether a sitting senator should intervene during such incidents.
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