Proud Boys leader Tarrio trashed Oath Keepers as 'a bunch of older White dudes in camo' to...

Tarrio, who is currently standing trial for sedition, told the committee that his militant group and the Oath Keepers had ill will toward one another due to a logistical miscalculation that left hundreds of Proud Boys stranded after a protest years earlier in Portland, Oregon, and that carried over to his uneasy Jan. 5 meeting with the group's leader, reported Rolling Stone.

“Ever since then, I did not talk to Stewart Rhodes -- I didn’t like Stewart Rhodes, I still don’t like Stewart Rhodes,” Tarrio told investigators, but he tried to be friendly when they met. “I didn’t want to be rude. I shook his hand.”

Tarrio and Rhodes, who was convicted last month of sedition, met the day before the insurrection in the parking garage of the Phoenix Park hotel, which was filmed by a documentary crew, but he said they only spoke long enough to greet one another, and he expressed disdain for the Oath Keepers and their ilk.