An eerie video was posted yesterday of a man explaining why he climbed Trump Tower
A man equipped with suction cups was spotted attempting to scale Trump Tower in New York on Wednesday afternoon.
A video showing a young man explaining why he climbed Trump Tower was sent to Business Insider via an email tip shortly after we published an article on the Trump Tower climber.
The video was posted by Youtube user Leven Thumps on August 9. It had just under 5,000 views on Wednesday evening.
In the video, the man said that he was an "independent researcher" who was climbing Trump Tower to "seek an audience with Mr. Trump."
Social media users have called the suction-cup climber "Steve from Virginia," but it's not immediately clear whether the man pictured in the Youtube video is the man currently climbing the Trump Tower.
The man ended the video encouraging viewers to "get out and vote for Trump."
The New York Daily News is reporting that the man climbing Trump Tower is Stephen Rogata, from Virginia, citing police sources.
Here's a side-by-side comparison of the man appearing in the Youtube video and the man climbing the tower:
And here's the video in question:
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