BREAKING🚨 A Trump-pardoned J6 rioter ran into a cat-lovers convention and SCREAMED that people in cat costumes were grooming children with “homosexual and transsexual” ideas. He thought it was a furry event. A staffer calmly told him it was a convention for cats, and the room burst out laughing. On Sunday, Jake Lang planted himself at the entrance of the Sea-Meow Convention at Seattle Center and started filming. Two greeters were wearing full-body cat costumes. Lang pointed at them and accused the crowd of "indoctrinating the youth with homosexual and transsexual ideas." Then he claimed the people inside "have s*x with each other in these orgies every single weekend." One staffer calmly told him: "This is a convention for cats." Lang kept going anyway. He shouted that children in Washington were being groomed "into this fetish." Along the way he hurled homophobic slurs at the staff. Onlookers figured out what was happening and burst out laughing as staff closed in and moved him out. Here's what the event actually was: a two-day festival with a "Kitten Alley" full of adoptable kittens, cat bingo, a cat costume contest and more than 100 vendors. Fifteen percent of ticket sales went to six animal welfare groups, including Seattle Animal Shelter and Seattle Humane. The video has been seen more than 4 million times. The day before, Lang and a small group crashed a Diwali celebration at Seattle Center while children were performing. They carried signs with an anti-Indian slur and a slogan claiming Hindus are "replacing" Christians. Attendees physically removed them. Indian American Community Services thanked the people who stepped in, including "some Kraken fans." A Hindu advocacy coalition warned that the group had announced plans to target other Diwali celebrations. "This hateful display has no place in our city or this country," said Rep. Pramila Jayapal, who represents Seattle. Lang leads a group called White Replacement. He spent four years in jail awaiting trial on charges that included assaulting police officers during the attack on the Capitol. Trump pardoned him on the first day of his second term.