Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson, and this is 5 things you need to know Wednesday 6th of September, 2023.

Today, the longest sentence yet has been given for January 6th.

Plus, dozens of people have been indicted, related to stop-cop city protests in Georgia.

And we look at whether red control is the answer to soaring rents across the country.

Proud boys leader Enrique Terrio yesterday was given the longest sentence yet,

related to the capital attack on January 6th, 2021.

I spoke with USA Today Justice Department correspondent Bart Jansen for the latest.

Bart, thanks for up and on.

Thanks for having me.

What was Terrio convicted of and what sentence did he ultimately receive yesterday?

He was convicted of six charges, including the most serious of any of the cases,

more than 1,100 cases so far now, stemming from January 6th,

who was convicted of seditious conspiracy,

along with five other charges conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding of Congress,

obstruction of that proceeding, interference with law enforcement,

and aiding the destruction of government property.

He was one of the most serious cases to date this leadership of the proud boys that he led,

and the leadership of the oath keepers,

another group that brought a bunch of people to Washington to participate in what became that riot

and a mob ransacking the capital on January 6th.

The judge, U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly highlighted Terrio's leadership role when sentencing him

and gave him the longest sentence yet in any January 6th case, 22 years.

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