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defendants not accused of committing violence but serious crimes like conspiracy as was the case for stewart rhodes got 18 years or this man, leader of the proud boys currently serving a 22 year sentence, the longest of all of the january 6th defendants for that charge for his role in organizing the attack. tarrio was not there on january 6th. he was arrested days earlier for burning a black lives matter banner in an unrelated manner. prosecutors said that he organized the breech in part and the judge who sentenced him even called him the ultimate leader. today, tarrio's attorney does not want to wait and see what trump might do in a few weeks he wanted his request on the record. writing a letter to trump asking specifically for a pardon. saying, quote, henry is nothing more than a proud american that believes in true conservative values. so, will trump do it? we will have to see of course. senator and minority leader chuck schumer skeptical about all of it. >> it is shamefully, utterly, outrageous that the president is considering pardons of these rioters who broke the law, attacked our police off

i don't think stewart rhodes or enrique tarrio or people who beat up police officers or who grabbed aolice shield and broke a window, i don't think those people are going to be pardoned. i think people who maybe were, were convicted or pled guilty to parading without a permit or demonstrating inside the capitol in violation of the capitol rules. i think he'll probably pardon some of those those folks, and i don't think it will be that controversial when he does. but i think if he were to pardon stuart rhodes or enrique tarrio or any of the instigators from the oath keepers or the i mean, he asked trump for a pardon yesterday, i think those pardons will be controversial. and they should be. >> i mean, it's telling that you still don't know. i mean, we have no idea how far he's going to go with this. and there is sort of a feeling on many issues within the trump orbit of this sort of invincibility, given all all the things that he overcame over the last two years, lawsuits, assassination attempts, everything else. and there's definitely a feeling of sort of exuberance that, well, just,

the judge sentenced stewart rhodes, the leader of the oath keepers, i have never said this to anyoneave sentenced. you pose an ongoing threat and peril to our democracy and the fabric of this country. another judge saying this, quote, at the end of the day, the fact is that the defendant came to the capitol because he placed his trust in someone who repaid that trust by lying to him. your vote doesn't count any more than anyone else's. you don't get to cancel them out and call for a war because you don't like the results of the election, and another judge, according to nbc's reporting of the time of sentencing had this to say, quote, it was absurd that the defendant join the mob in heckling officers calling them "f-ing nazi bastards" and "s.s.," given that the attack on the u.s. capitol about the most fascistic thing she's seen. it was the mob that was more like the nazis and the fascists that day, end quote. many of the defendants' support for donald trump is as strong as it ever was according to some brand-new reporting in "the new york times." one new mexico official, the first re