FACT CHECK: The Jan. 6 participant Tucker Carlson viewers were told was “clearly a law enforcement officer” is actually an amateur mascot who runs around Busch stadium during St. Louis Cardinals home games. He’s also a huge fan of Tucker Carlson
last week, McBride sought a court order to remove designations that restrict the dissemination of eight videos in connection with the Nichols case and said he intended “to raise the issue of agent provocateurs materially participating in the events that took place in and around the Tunnel and Western Terrace” on Jan. 6.
That’s not a surprise. Rally Runner is a bit of a Facebook addict. You might describe him as an over-sharer, often posting multiple times a day. He extensively documented his trip to D.C. and his presence at the Capitol. He posted photos of his drive, he posted videos from the Capitol and he posted a lengthy recap of his experience on Jan. 6, which even noted how much he spent on parking in D.C. .
Rally Runner documented his trip to D.C. on Facebook as well, showing off his hotel room and chronicling his bike ride to the Capitol. He filmed himself unlawfully ascending the inauguration platform with thousands of other members of the pro-Trump mob, and he posted footage near the front of the battle at the western entrance to the Capitol, where several police officers were injured.
“We know the Democrats rigged this election. They worked behind the scenes to pull corruption over our eyes in the smartest way they could figure it out,” Rally Runner said. “It was flat-out stolen, and we know it. We don’t have to be able to prove it.” The FBI visited his home along with a local police officer on Jan. 12, he wrote. “Everything is good! They see me as a witness. I already knew the officer who came and he actually said he appreciated me and meant it which I appreciated! They want my video footage. We talked in my house for like 30 minutes. We laughed. They said I won’t be charged with anything.”
He wrote this week on Facebook that he has no money in his account, no income, he doesn’t own a house, his car and truck needed new engines, he was probably $100,000 in debt and his credit score was dropping.