By Brad Reed Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes took the witness stand on Friday and declared that he supported a “right to riot” while also declaring the 2020 presidential election “unconstitutional.” Politico’s Kyle Cheney reports that Rhodes, who is on trial for allegedly engaging in a seditious conspiracy for his role in instigating the deadly January 6 Capitol riots, made a Freudian slip on Friday when he told the court that “I support the right to riot,” before he quickly caught himself and said he supported the right to protest. After this, Rhodes’ attorney asked him to discuss his feel…
