Stewart Rhodes, the right leader of the vow, attended Trump Rally in Vegas after being released from the prison.
Standing behind the president Donald Trump During his time aggregate At the resort and casino in Las Vegas on Saturday The recent combination Stewart RhodesThe founder of the right -wing militia, who was sentenced to 18 years in prison for the meaningful conspiracy sentences arising from the role he played in the attack on January 6 for the Congress.
Rhodes, who led those who kept their oath, As one of the other Trump supporters Standing near the president on Saturday. He is one of the 14 people with a sentence worked this week, all Members of the right Those who keep their vows or groups of boys proud. Enrique tarrioThe leader of the boys proudly, whom the prosecutors said they helped prepare those who follow the streets on the street, the only one who received a longer sentence than Rhodes, at 22 years. Now he also out of prison. The couple was involved by more than 1,500 others who were charged with the attack on January 6 and was forgiven by Trump. First day of his presidential term –include Violent offenders, such as law enforcement attacks.
In the Rhodes trial, federal prosecutors played a recording of a meeting between him and his militia on January 10, 2021, just a few days after the attack. “My only regret is that they should bring rifles,” Rhodes said in the recording, fbi, obtained, according to to CBS News. “We should carry a rifle. We may have fixed it right then. [f******] Pelosi from the lamppost. “
After being released from prison on Tuesday, Rhodes wore a 2020 Trump hat and Thank The president, saying he felt relieved, happy, happy, when he heard the news, but he knew it was coming. When asked how he thought history should remember on January 6, Rhodes answered, Patriots’s day.
He said that we stood up for our country, because we knew the election was stolen, he said, before repeating the unfounded statements that the former president Joe Biden It took four years ago.
According to federal prosecutors, Rhodes is one of the The architect led the attackForbidden for other conspirators to prevent the National Surgery from certifying the president’s election results, burying weapons outside Washington, DC and marching in warrior squads in the capital. After being released, he returned to those grounds, except this time, he met at least one legislator during his visit and chatting with others, protecting his actions. That day and was not responsible for the violence siege to prevent the certification of the 2020 election, Per report From Associated Press.
“I did not lead. So why do I feel responsible for that? Rhodes said.
On Friday morning, Amit P. Mehta, Rhodes’s judge supervises the case of Rhodes, issued one order Tell the founder of the vow and other members of the militia, it is no longer possible to go to Washington, DC without the permission of the judge. It is not clear whether his command against Rhodes will stand firm, like Trump’s new lawyer Ed Martin Have Has submitted the Court’s papers Find a way to reverse Mehta’s decision.
