How Seditious Conspiracy Verdict Gives DOJ ‘Stronger Hand’ For Future Cases
“All of those defendants who are facing seditious conspiracy charges now have to look at this verdict and think that the likelihood of their conviction has just gone up,” says former U.S. attorney Barbara McQuade.





Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes being found guilty of seditious conspiracy in the biggest verdict yet linked to the January 6th plot to overturn the election is discussed by Jan. 6 committee member Rep. Jamie Raskin on The ReidOut with Joy Reid.




