Stewart Rhodes Speaks Out in Exclusive Interview, Demands Pardons for January 6 Defendants

Washington, D.C. — 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 mentored me, and he never wavered on the Constitution. That’s what set me on this path.”