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Therefore he took his seat as a u.s. senator. and then in his first term as a u.s. senator, the u.s. justice department brought the largest mass sedition indictment in u.s. history against 29 definites charged with undermines the armed forces of the united states, seeking to overthrow the u.s. government by forceful taking support from the hitler government in germany to do so. that case, that sedition case itself was astonishing and it took a whole bunch of amazing twists and turns. when that indictment was brought in federal court in washington, the loudest and most outspoken champion of tho...

All of it. you have to narrow it down. there is a lot to work with here. when he won the senate race in 1940, his republican would be colleagues in the united states senate had to go vote in the senate on whether he would be allowed to take his seat. they had to decide whether or not his moral turpitude was too much to allow him to be seated as a u.s. senator so they considered it. thi and they decided, in the end, it's fine. they voted to seat him and therefore he took his seat as a u.s. senator. and then in his first term as a u.s. senator, the u.s. justice department brought the largest mas...

Stop the peaceful transferal of power to a new president and overthrow the u.s. government. these are the most serious charges brought against any of the january 6th defendants. if convicted of these charges, these guys are looking at 20 -year prison sentences. but i have to tell you, sedition charges are really, really hard to prove. getting a sedition conviction, bringing sedition charges is very rare, getting a conviction on sedition charges is a very, very difficult. it is true, not only because they are very serious charges, but it is almost structurally true, it's almost biden missed -- ...

They are very serious charges, but it is almost structurally true, it's almost biden missed -- it is hard to prove a sedition case. if you think about it, sedition is a charge of trying to overthrow the u.s. government by force. if you succeeded in that effort, you would be in charge now. there won't be a u.s. government anymore. if you are now charged with sedition, by definition you plotted work. you may have tried it, but the u.s. government still stands and has put you on trial for sedition. by definition, if you are on trial for sedition your seditious plot did not work. that means, whate...

Putting people on trial for sedition. i knew there would be resonance for what we're going through now, that's why i wanted to do it in the first place. i did not know at the time that i picked this topic and this launch date for the podcast that the actual sedition trial for january 6th would be starting on the day the podcast was announced. but that is what happened today. here we are. today members of the oath keepers, the pro-trump military group oath keepers went on trial as of today in federal court in washington on charges of seditious conspiracy, the largest trial since the decision ...