Trump-voting C-SPAN caller throws away MAGA hat: 'I apologize to all of America'

One of President Donald Trump's former supporters apologized to America for his vote and said that he had gotten rid of his MAGA gear.

During Thursday's Washington Journal program on C-SPAN, a caller named Robert appeared to regret his vote for the president.

"Well, I'd like to first say I apologize to all of America and all of Americans," Robert told host Mimi Geerges. "I was a diehard Republican. I cannot believe I drank the Kool-Aid, OK? I am guilty. I drank the Kool-Aid of Donald J. Trump."

"In fact, I don't even know why we keep saying Donald J. Trump," he continued. "This man is ruining the Constitution of the United States. What's going on in these southern states, Louisiana and Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama. They're taking away the vote from the Black man, the rights from the Black people that are part of our country. They're stealing their vote."

The caller vowed not to support Trump in the future.

"I know that this country, if you see all the corruption, the billions of dollars that the Trump family is grabbing, and he says it's never about the money," he explained. "It's all about the money. The lies, the lies, the lies that come out of this man's mouth. Everything he says that is not true is exactly what is true."

"I don't know what needs to be done, but the Democrats need to grab the helm and lead the people on what we need to do," he added.

Geerges asked the caller why he had changed his mind about Trump.

"I mean, just seeing the lies, just he put us in a war," Robert remarked. "All Donald Trump wants right now is for a clean face; he wants the Strait of Hormuz open. Guess what? Before he went there, it was open. And the gas prices were beautiful."

"I mean, everything this man touches, he's putting up gold statues of himself," the caller complained. "I mean, when are people going to wake up? Now, I drank the Kool-Aid. How did I drink the Kool-Aid? I can't even answer that. I don't know if there was those stupid rallies I went to, those stupid – Look, I got rid of my Make America Great Again hat, OK? I got rid of that."

"I can't even believe I wore that hat. So that's where I'm at. I don't know what to say anymore."