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The visuals may stun you as the ruckus captured on camera is happening outside the US Capitol building. In unprecedented scenes, the US Capitol building has been put in lockdown as pro-Trump supporters stormed it on Wednesday. Reacting on this, George W Bush calls it sickening and heartbreaking image for America. The former President shared a twitter post regarding it. Take a look
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