Stewart Rhodes gained fame in 2021 as founder and head of Oath Keepers involved in the Capitol rally on January 6. Biden’s Department of Justice prosecuted him and other members of the group for seditious conspiracy, though Rhodes was not at the Capitol, nor did he commit or cause any violence. After conviction, U.S. District Judge Amit P. Mehta sentenced him to 18 years, but Pres. Now, Rhodes travels the country speaking truth about the topic and is planning to relaunch Oath Keepers. In this edition of In the Spotlight, he talks with The New American’s senior editor Rebecca Terrell about his experiences and what’s on the horizon.