Amidst the overall meltdown today at the Clark County nomination convention in Nevada, which saw multiple delegates apparently shifted from Hillary Clinton to Bernie Sanders amid accusations that chairwoman Christine Kramar was cheating on behalf of the Sanders campaign, she had a meltdown of her own. Caught on camera, Kramar walked into a meeting where the Executive Board was supposed to be deciding her fate. She staged a sit-in, demanding that she be arrested, before ultimately leaving and throwing the bird at her own office.

In a six minute video posted to YouTube, Kramar begins making her case to the Executive Board, some of whom admit they’re not even sure what the accusations are against her. But rather than stating her case, she almost immediately demands that one of the board members physically remove her, trying to physically goad him into a confrontation, before sitting down on the floor and asking the rest of the room to join her in singing “We shall overcome” and sit on the floor with her. They all declined, with one asking her to stop acting in such a fashion.

After finally being told by a building maintenance man that they all needed to leave the building because it was after-hours and was closing down, she claimed she was being “trespassed.” One board member sought out the camera and made fun of her for “drama.” As Kramar was walking out, she threw two middle fingers. Perhaps this is what the bird that landed on Bernie Sanders last week was really signifying? Watch the bizarre meltdown below: