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President-elect Joe Biden took to the airwaves to demand that President Donald Trump call off his "unprecedented assault" on "our democracy."

"I'm sorry for the reason I've delayed coming out to speak to you. I initially was going to talk about the economy but all of you, all of you, have been watching what I've been watching," said Biden. "At this hour, our democracy's under unprecedented assault. Unlike anything, we've seen in modern times. An assault on the citadel of liberty, the capitol itself. An assault on the people's representatives and the Capitol Hill police, sworn to protect them.

With a shaking voice, CNN's longtime politics reporter Gloria Borger said that after spending decades reporting from the Capitol it felt like her home was being attacked on Wednesday.

She blasted first daughter Ivanka Trump for sending out a recently deleted tweet calling the insurrectionists "American patriots."

Wisconsin Republican Rep Mike Gallagher joined other members on CNN denouncing the siege on the U.S. Capitol Wednesday while they were voting to accept Joe Biden's Electoral College victory.

Gallagher said that he hasn't seen anything like what happened today since he was fighting in Iraq. He went on to demand that President Donald Trump tell his supporters "to stop it."

President Donald Trump's supporters on Wednesday broke down three barriers to breach the U.S. Capitol complex, climbed up the building, broke through a line of police, and made their way into the Congressional chamber.

It is clear from videos that the Capitol Police have been overwhelmed by the thousands of Trump supporters and are unable to handle the situation. DC Mayor Muriel Bowser had already asked for the National Guard to help with security for the protests. So when the Capitol was stormed, it prompted many to ask where the Guard was.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough pointed out an ironic result of President Donald Trump's racist administration.

The Rev. Raphael Warnock has been projected the winner of his race against Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler in Georgia, and Democrat Jon Ossoff remains in striking distance of Sen. David Perdue -- which would unseat Mitch McConnell as majority leader once Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are sworn in -- and the "Morning Joe" host says the president is to blame for those GOP losses.

It might be a few weeks until the inauguration but, "Late Night" host Seth Meyers is already celebrating life without President Donald Trump.

"I know Trump is going to keep giving rallies after leaving office because it's either that or pay for therapy, but it just won't be the same," Meyers said.

There are already experts predicting the Georgia Senate elections are over with Democrats winning.

He believed that COVID-19 was just the flu, like what President Donald Trump told people as recently as October.

Daniel Uhlfelder is the Florida lawyer who dressed up as the Grim Reaper to walk around Florida beaches and warn people the dangers of refusing to wear masks or social distance. On Twitter Monday, he announced that a friend of his sent a video that he begged to share with people as a warning.