MAGA U.S Capitol rioter starts sobbing when grilled by police
(Picture: (Twitter/ Scott MacFarlane))A new viral video is making just about everyone cringe.
In the clip, an emotional alleged MAGA rioter is seen starting to cry in front of FBI interrogators as he is being questioned. When asked about former President Donald Trump calling him to Washington D.C the waterworks
NBC journalist Scott MacFarlane shared the clip on Twitter.
He wrote, “NEW: Court orders release of video of FBI questioning US Capitol breach defendant Daniel Rodriguez. This is a first listen in the interrogation room. He questions election, cites Biden’s rallies and says he’s long been an InfoWars fan.”
NEW: Court orders release of video of FBI questioning US Capitol breach defendant Daniel Rodriguez. This is a first listen in the interrogation room. He questions election, cites Biden’s rallies and says he’s long been an InfoWars fan pic.twitter.com/nX7XMPr29l
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) December 1, 2021
The video, which shows Capitol rioter Danny Rodriguez being interrogated FBI about the reason he visited Washington and his part in the United States Capitol attack.
"How did he let you guys know to come to D.C.?" asked one agent, referring to the former president.
"He was the commander-in-chief and the leader of our country," Rodriguez said. "And he was calling for help! I thought he was calling for help! I thought he was..."
MORE: “Trump called us to DC”, video of FBI questioning of defendant DJ Rodriguez. pic.twitter.com/ocY7bYlFGW
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) December 1, 2021
MacFarlane added two more videos in the thread, each one every bit as cringey as the last.
“In video of FBI questioning, Jan 6 defendant Daniel Rodriguez says he was ‘trying to find the truth’, through Alex Jones. From video exhibit shown during recent court proceeding in the case.”
MORE: In video of FBI questioning, Jan 6 defendant Daniel Rodriguez says he was “trying to find the truth”, through Alex Jones.
— Scott MacFarlane (@MacFarlaneNews) December 1, 2021
From video exhibit shown during recent court proceeding in the case pic.twitter.com/psOXvJvBRc
