During a "Back the Blue" rally on Sunday in Denver, Colorado, conservative activist Michelle Malkin was attacked by left-wing radicals while she was rallying for the support of the police force at the Civic Center amphitheater.

The attack, which was filmed on Malkin's livestream, shows Antifa and Black Lives Matter thugs rushing the stage and roughing up Malkin.

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Later on, Malkin gave an update about the incident on Twitter.

“I’m ok. America is not.” she tweeted.

She later called out Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen, who marched with Black Lives Matter protesters last month, for failing to defend the pro-police demonstrators.

“Yes you can watch how it all unfolded here ==> @DenverPolice Chief Pazen, who marched with BLM last month, let pro-police patriots get beaten and silenced==>” she said.

Malkin then called out Colorado Governor Jared Polis (D) and Chief Pazen while calling on President Trump for help, “So @jaredpolis @DenverPolice Chief Pazen, are you ok with pro-police patriots being swarmed, targeted and assaulted in a clearly orchestrated attack??? I caught it all on video and recorded the faces of the brutal animals. Please @realDonaldTrump – we need LAW & ORDER!!! S.O.S!”

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Check out what the Denver Post reported on the attack:

Dueling rallies in downtown Denver devolved into chaos and some violence Sunday afternoon as protesters crashed a pro-police rally in Civic Center.

The anti-police protesters greatly outnumbered the pro-police crowd, and moved into their rally’s space in the park’s amphitheater shortly after the demonstration supporting law enforcement started around 3 p.m.

The protesters banged drums, blew whistles, clanged pots, clapped and shouted obscenities to drown out the pro-police rally, where a band had been playing music to a small crowd. The chaotic clash between groups led to some violence, with several people throwing punches in isolated disputes. Law enforcement officers attempted to form a line around the two groups, but could not completely separate them.

After about an hour, most of the pro-police demonstrators left the plaza, and police also began to retreat. The anti-police protesters followed officers as they retreated and at least one officer fired pepper spray into the crowd of protesters. It was not immediately clear what prompted the use of the spray.

Minutes later, protesters stood in front of a police vehicle to try to stop it from leaving, and officers again used chemical agents and less-than-lethal weapons before speeding away.

Denver police confirmed they used chemical sprays in three situations, in accordance with their policy and with a supervisor on scene. Police also made one arrest, for assault, but did not provide details.

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