By Brad Reed An accused Capitol rioter who in the past has openly described himself as a “loudmouth” reportedly had a difficult day in court when he decided to take the stand at his trial. As described by NBC News’ Ryan Reilly, January 6 defendant Matthew Bledsoe got “buried by the evidence he generated” when he tried to defend himself in court on Thursday. Bledsoe, who is facing a felony count of obstruction of an official proceeding and multiple misdemeanor charges related to the January 6 riots, tried to argue that he had no idea that Congress had been in session to certify President Joe Bi…
