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today after a break for the holiday weekend, the day, federal prosecutors in washington, d.c., resumed prosecuting a case against five members of the oath keepers on charges of seditious conspiracy, or trying to overthrow the government. last week -- zeroed in on the group's founder, stewart rhodes. but today's -- former afghanistan veteran. her name is jessica watkins. -- introduced evidence that watkins discussed cutting off pool cues to serve as antifa smasher is. -- she sought to recruit and train people to join the oath keepers. if it convicted of seditious conspiracy, watkins a...

that in just a moment. but first, let's talk about the sedition trial that's happening today after a break for the holiday weekend, the day, federal prosecutors in washington, d. c., resumed prosecuting a case against five members of the oath keepers on charges of seditious conspiracy, or trying to overthrow the government. last week -- zeroed in on the group's founder, stewart rhodes. but today's -- former afghanistan veteran. her name is jessica watkins. -- introduced evidence that watkins discussed cutting off pool cues to serve as antifa smasher is. -- she sought to recruit and t...

on charge of seditious conspiracy trying to overthrow the government. last week, the group focused on the founder stewart rhodes. but today focused on afghanistan veteran, jessica watkins. and she cut off pool cues to serve as antifa smashers january 6th. if they're convicted of seditious conspiracy, watkins and her fellow defendants each face up to 20 years behind bars. now, there's been a lot of legal wrangling on the radar lately, but this trial is incredibly important because it is yet another example of individual accountability. in this case, accountability for a small group th...

Daniel Rodriguez will be sentenced in May for his role in the attack that left officer Michael Fanone severely injured.

Where the man accused of tasing fanone repeatedly. none of these men were oath keepers. they weren't organized. they didn't have a plan. yet, they did horrible, violent things together. officer fanone just published a book about his experience. it's called hold the line. the insurrection and one cops battle for america's soul. in it, he describes his assailants as, quote, independent losers who became involved and within the mob. but there's connective tissue between groups like the oath keepers and the proud boys, and members of the general crowd on january 6th. when fbi agents asked the man ...