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Outfront next, tweet breaking news. The leader of the far-right group, the Oathkeepers,

has been convicted of seditious

conspiracy for a plot to keep Trump in power. A top lieutenant also found guilty, a major win for

the Justice Department tonight. Also breaking this hour, Trump's former senior advisor and speechwriter

Stephen Miller testified today before a federal grand jury in the January 6th investigation. That

brand new reporting is next.

And China now going to extreme lengths to silence and punish protesters, seizing phones and leveling

a new warning. Let's go out front.

Good evening, everyone. I'm Kate Baldwin, in for Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight, guilty.

The leader of the far-right extremist group, the Oathkeepers, and one of his top lieutenants have been both found guilty of seditious conspiracy. It's the most serious charge brought so far in any of the cases involving the January 6th attack. And it's for their role in a plot to prevent President Biden from taking

office, all coming to a head on January 6th. It is a major win for the U.S. Justice Department,

which accused Oathkeeper's founder, Stuart Rhodes, and associate Kelly Meggs of plotting to use

force to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. They each face up to 20 years in prison.

Now, three other oathkeepers who were also on trial were found not guilty of seditious conspiracy,

but all five were also convicted of obstructing the peaceful transfer of power.

There's a lot to this. The split verdicts coming after nearly a two-month trial,

a trial in which the defendants claimed they were fighting on behalf of then President Trump.

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