In The Week in Extremism, willcarless talks with ByEllaLee, who was in the courtroom for the last few weeks at the historic trial of five members of the extremist group the Oath Keepers.
I I definitely think so. I think that was really well exemplified through their closing remarks. They took a big scope talking about how this goes to the root of: What does our constitution really mean? They were talking a lot about how this trial really is a testament to democracy itself.Will: The jury delivered a split verdict. Rhodes and one other Kelly Meggs, were found guilty of the most serious charge of seditious conspiracy. Three others weren't.
Even at the very end of the trial, when the convictions came down, he was pretty stone-faced and was taking notes. His attorney alluded to the fact that what Rhodes was writing was the next steps for their appeal. I don't think he [Rhodes] thinks that he did anything wrong.Will: There was a lot of speculation that there would be connections between the Oath Keepers and Trump.
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