Proud Boys leaders stand trial for sedition over Capitol attack

Jurors are deliberating whether to convict five leaders of the far-right Proud Boys group for conspiring to violently stop the transfer of power from Trump to Biden.
The jury saw videos of a Proud Boy knocking a Black woman to the ground at a November 2020 protest and another showing defendant Zachary Rehl pepper-spraying police on Jan. 6.
Defense witnesses tried to counter the prosecution's evidence but also exposed the jury to crude jokes about Jewish people and women.
The trial began more than three months ago and is one of the most significant from the Justice Department's Jan. 6 investigation.
Prosecutors say the defendants plotted to keep Trump in office through violence, while the defense says they came to provide security at pro-Trump rallies.