New Jersey Oath Keeper pleads guilty in Capitol attack, as group's founder gets 18 years

James Breheny, an Oath Keeper from New Jersey, pleaded guilty to obstructing Congress during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Breheny was not charged with conspiring with Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes and others, who were convicted of seditious conspiracy.
Rhodes was recently sentenced to 18 years in prison for his role in planning the Capitol attack.
Breheny bragged about storming the Capitol but then deleted evidence and got a new phone on the advice of fellow Oath Keepers.
Breheny's guilty plea comes amid a broader Justice Department investigation into the attack that so far has led to charges against more than 870 people.