Peter Navarro went on Tucker Carlson's show to complain he was treated like an 'Al Qaeda terrorist' during his arrest in connection with contempt of Congress charges

Peter was arrested this week for refusing to comply with a January 6 Committee investigation into the Capitol riot.

After ignoring a subpoena to testify before a federal grand jury, he was arrested.

The man told Carlson that he was not treated well after his arrest.

"After that, I'm in handcuffs, leg irons, and strip- searched," he said. An attorney said that people don't want to sit in solitary confinement and not have food, water or an attorney. It's what we live in.

He had previously stated that he would represent himself.

During his conversation with Carlson, he claimed he was treated like a terrorist.

He said that the investigation against him was illegal and that he was subpoenaed.

The legislative branch shouldn't be the judge, jury, and executioner. One of your commentators said that the purpose was to punish Peter Navarro. Their role is not that of that one. The Department of Justice did illegal things because of the judiciary's role.

The House Committee investigating the January 6 riot indicted him on charges of contempt of Congress. The US Attorney's Office told NBC News that he was taken into custody at the Nashville airport after attempting to board a plane.

Insider requested a response from the FBI.