Stewart Rhodes Part 1, Demands Pardons for All January 6 Defendants, Commutations are not enough

Stewart Rhodes, aka Based Dan Crenshaw-Part 1: The J6er that the Uniparty Deep-State fears the most, is also the smartest. Yale Law School.

Stewart Rhodes Tells Ivan Raiklin: "J6 Defendants Must Be Pardoned"

In a bombshell interview with Ivan Raiklin, Stewart Rhodes calls J6 defendants "political prisoners" and demands pardons. "This isn't about justice, it's about silencing opposition." #J6 #Rhodes #Trump

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Stewart Rhodes Speaks Out in Exclusive Interview, Demands Pardons for January 6 Defendants
Alexandria, VA— In a gripping interview with Ivan Raiklin, also known as the “Deep State Marauder,” Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes broke his silence following his recent release from prison. Rhodes, who describes January 6 defendants as "political prisoners," is demanding full pardons and warning of the broader implications of unchecked government overreach.
“I’m still waiting on a pardon,” Rhodes stated. “There are 14 of us who were commuted, but we are still fighting for full exoneration. The right thing to do is to pardon everyone involved.”
A Yale Law School graduate and former Army paratrooper, Rhodes traced his ideological roots back to Congressman Ron Paul, whom he worked for in the late 1990s. "Ron Paul is an American hero," he told Raiklin. "He never wavered on the Constitution. That’s what set me on this path.”
During the interview, Rhodes gave insight into his military service, his career-ending parachuting accident, and his legal battles. He also detailed his time behind bars, where he used art and tattooing as forms of expression.
When asked about the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, Rhodes said that the moment was a turning point. “In my prison unit, everyone was glued to the news. When they saw Trump get up, fist in the air, they said, ‘That man’s an OG.’ That’s when he won the working class completely.”
Rhodes also issued a stark warning about the judicial system, linking the treatment of January 6 defendants to the post-9/11 expansion of government surveillance and power. “They label you a threat, strip you of your rights, and throw you in a cell,” he told Raiklin. “This isn’t about justice—it’s about silencing opposition.”
Raiklin, a former Green Beret and legal analyst known for his deep investigations into government corruption, pressed Rhodes on his next steps. Rhodes remained steadfast: “We have to fix this now. If we don’t, our children and grandchildren will pay the price.”
This interview is certain to fuel further debate. Rhodes and Raiklin’s conversation underscores how the federal government has turned into a weaponized criminal syndicate going after political opponents without any consequences, for now. Part 1 of this 8 part series is an eye opening introduction to the intellectual paratrooper, Stewart Rhodes.