Tonight on All-In.

So we just stormed the capital. January 6th will be a day in infamy.

The proud boys will stand back and stand by for sentencing.

We have secured the convictions of leaders of both the proud boys and the oath keepers

for seditious conspiracy. Our work will continue.

Tonight the Guilty verdict for Donald Trump's foot soldiers and Congressman Jamie Raskin

on the connective tissue from the leaders of the mob to the man who sent them.

Then another Supreme Court ethics blockbuster.

The same mega-doter treating Clarence Thomas to lavish vacations and paying his mother's

rent is caught paying the private school tuition for the child Thomas raised as a son.

Plus, the prosecution rests in the Trump civil rape trial as the accused is offered a second

chance to testify. And the mysterious case of a formerly pro-abortion North Carolina

Democrat now suddenly voting with Republicans to restrict abortion access.

When All-In starts right now.

Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Man, we have a packed one for you tonight.

There are now 14 supporters of Donald Trump's attempted coup who are guilty of one of the

rarest and most serious crimes in the entire US criminal code. Seditious conspiracy.

After lengthy trial today, a jury found in Rique Tariot, the leader of the right wing

extremist group known as the proud boys, and three of his peers guilty of plotting a criminal

conspiracy to overthrow the government by force in furtherance of Donald Trump's attempted coup.

A fifth defended, a man named Dominic Pizzola who you make recognized from some of that

January 6 footage, was acquitted of the conspiracy charge although he was convicted of multiple

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