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Jan. 6 Committee: Group Chat 'Friends Of Stone' Links Trump Allies And Far-Right Extremist Groups

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During the seventh hearing of the Jan. 6 committee, conversations were presented from an encrypted group chat called "Friends of Stone" which included Trump ally Roger Stone, Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio. At a December rally in Washington, Rhodes called on Trump to invoke martial law and promised a "much more bloody war" if he did not.

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