Do you remember Jacob Chansley?

You probably remember him better as the QAnon Shaman.

He was the gentleman who ran around the Capitol

on January 6th with the fur and the horns in the face paint.

When Mr. Chansley, the Shaman,

eventually struck a deal with the government,

he pleaded guilty to just one count.

It is a count from a statute that is titled

tampering with a witness, victim, or an informant.

Then there is this guy.

Remember him?

He Stewart Rhodes, the founder of the far right group,

the Oath Keepers.

Now, the government tried nine Oath Keepers

with seditious conspiracy, and six of them were found guilty of it.

But all nine of them were found guilty of at least one other charge.

The same charge brought against the QAnon Shaman,

and by the way, hundreds of other January 6th defendants.

It's actually one of the most common charges

the Department of Justice brought against January 6th

insurrectionists overall.

And again, the statute is technically titled

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