[ConjunctionJunction]

Hyperbole. She probably meant guns drawn - not guns blazing.

But it sounds like they had around 20 agents and broke her door down for no good reason.

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, " broke her door down for no good reason"
They had a good reason. So she can tell her story on what happens to people that peacefully protest against the establishment

[SES1066]

Hyperbole. She probably meant guns drawn - not guns blazing.

I would think verbal alliteration and she probably meant 'brandishing', ie visible and threatening! Not arguing with you, just noting how slippery word play can get!

[z3n]

Republicans write strongly worded letters.

Democrats send storm troopers.

Intimidation and deterrence are infinitely more effective than public relations.

[Leep]

They had good reason..she didn’t agree with the swampsters.

[bboop]

SWAT team guns drawn (and blazing on command) - WAY overkill. Those buzzards. Got to get Joe and the Grifters out of there.

[faucetman]

Some things just don’t mean what everybody THINKS they do.

“Natural Born Citizen” comes to mind.

“Guns blazing”

“If you do something, especially argue, with guns blazing, you do it with a lot of force and energy:
I went into the meeting with guns blazing, determined not to let him win.”

I’ll bet the FBI used plenty “of force and energy”.