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On Jan. 6, 2021, Larry Rendall Brock Jr. marched on the Capitol and became one of the riot\u2019s most indelible figures. Many remember him as one of the \u201czip-tie guys\u201d\u2014he was photographed crossing the Senate floor in tactical gear, white flex-cuffs dangling from his fingertips. Before actually showing up in Washington, the retired Air Force lieutenant colonel had discussed, over Facebook, seizing members of Congress. He also floated applying the same interrogation techniques he once used against al-Qaida to \u201cgain evidence on the coup\u201d he thought the members were perpetrating.<\/p>\n

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As Brock told us, the five years since have not been kind. He was convicted on six federal counts and served two years in prison. Even after his release, his combat-gear-clad image, zip ties in hand, became a visual he couldn\u2019t outrun. \u201cI gave the Left a beautiful optic for that day, and I never meant to do that,\u201d he said. \u201cTrust me, you have no idea how much I wish I had never picked them up, but I did.\u201d<\/p>\n

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So, when Brock heard about the Justice Department\u2019s new \u201cAnti-Weaponization Fund\u201d\u2014a $1.776 billion program to compensate purported victims of a \u201cweaponized\u201d justice system, including prosecuted Capitol rioters\u2014he felt something like relief. \u201cI\u2019m very thankful to President Trump for actually doing something about it,\u201d he said, calling the fund \u201clong overdue.\u201d<\/p>\n

Other Jan. 6 defendants we spoke with shared in Brock\u2019s gratitude, maintaining that, far from being criminals, they are in fact the victims of overzealous prosecutions tied to the Capitol riot. Treniss Evans, a Texan who drank a shot of Fireball whiskey in the speaker of the House\u2019s conference room, also praised Trump for the creation of the fund. Leo Kelly\u2014a devout Christian Iowan who was seen ascending the Senate dais, leafing through sensitive documents, and praying in the chamber\u2014described it as \u201ca blessing.\u201d Brian Mock, a Minnesota man filmed shoving an officer to the ground before later boasting that he \u201c\u201d out of him, believes the fund could finally allow him to retreat into a quieter life: \u201cI think I\u2019ve earned my peace.\u201d<\/p>\n

To many of these defendants, the fund is a long-awaited recognition of the \u201cweaponized\u201d justice they suffered. \u201cIt will mean everything to a lot of people,\u201d Brock said. In some corners of the Jan. 6 community, the only question that remains is whether it will be enough to compensate for everything they claim to have lost.<\/p>\n

Much of the country feels different. Since its announcement last week, the fund has faced mounting skepticism over its legal standing. Just last Wednesday, two police officers who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6 filed a federal lawsuit against the fund on the basis that it violates several federal statutes and even the 14th<\/sup> Amendment, which prohibits the use of public funds in aid of insurrection. A coalition of nonprofits and individuals, including a fired Jan. 6 prosecutor, followed suit\u2014filing a similar against the fund in the Eastern District of Virginia. Republicans in Congress, too, have departed from the president on the \u201cslush fund,\u201d with members like Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell calling it \u201cstupid\u201d and \u201cmorally wrong.\u201d<\/p>\n

The hot-button initiative was established to settle President Donald Trump\u2019s against the IRS over leaked tax returns, along with administrative claims stemming from the FBI\u2019s 2022 search of Mar-a-Lago for classified documents and investigation into Russian collusion in his 2016 campaign. Drawn from the Treasury Department\u2019s Judgment Fund\u2014a permanent pool of taxpayer dollars typically used to settle government lawsuits\u2014its mandate is to provide financial compensation and formal apologies to those who claim they were victims of DOJ-dubbed \u201clawfare.\u201d The reserve seems set up to serve Trump allies who feel they were targeted by Biden-era actions, including the Jan. 6 prosecutions.<\/p>\n

To the Jan. 6 rioters who violently breached the Capitol, a government check using Americans\u2019 tax dollars isn\u2019t outrageous, but overdue. While the defendants we spoke to acknowledged some discomfort using taxpayer dollars to finance this retribution, more striking was their unwavering belief that they deserved every cent. \u201cIt\u2019s not really right to charge the taxpayers for it, but it wasn\u2019t really right for the taxpayers to have their resources used against us,\u201d Kelly said. Mock insisted that Capitol rioters were more deserving stewards of taxpayer money than the federal government because Jan. 6ers \u201care going to do way better things with those dollars than our government will ever do with them.\u201d<\/p>\n

Many defendants are already imagining what financial relief could mean for them. To Kelly, the \u201cperfect resolution\u201d would split the money among his church, his local school, and the Iowa Liberty Network\u2014a PAC focused on electing conservatives and advancing causes like abortion restrictions, banning critical race theory, opposing vaccine mandates, and defending religious freedom. Brock said he would use some of the money to bankroll another attempt at running for state office, hoping to leverage political power \u201cagainst corruption and fraud.\u201d Mock, who reread The Lord of the Rings<\/em> every year from fourth grade through ninth grade, has simpler dreams: \u201ca hobbit hole out in the countryside, and as little as possible.\u201d<\/p>\n

Every defendant we spoke to argued for compensation for attorneys\u2019 fees.Kelly said his costs alone ran well north of $100,000. Beyond that, many think they are entitled to further financial restitution. And it carries a hefty price tag\u2014particularly given that most led middle- to upper-middle-class lives before their sentencing. The money, in their view, not only has to make up for mounting legal fees, but lost income, tainted reputations, fractured families, and years spent behind bars.<\/p>\n

Mock, who previously owned a landscaping company, said he lost his house and \u201ca good six-figure job\u201d while serving jail time\u2014estimating he has lost $1.2 million in salary alone. He said he plans to pursue an eight-figure claim against the government. Evans said that \u201ca six-figure settlement, to most January 6 defendants, is a slap-in-the-face insult.\u201d His once multimillion-dollar company collapsed after its association with Jan. 6, and he was subsequently fired. He will apply to the fund pursuing over $1 million in damages.<\/p>\n

If the fund\u2019s taxpayer-backed $1.776 billion cache were to be divided evenly between just Jan. 6ers, each would receive around $1.125 million. To Brock\u2014who lost not just his salary but his pilot\u2019s license and, thus, the ability to practice his profession\u2014a \u201cpaltry million\u201d is \u201cnot enough.\u201d Mock said it is \u201cthe absolute least they can give.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cWhen you look at the overall weaponization, there\u2019s so many parts to it,\u201d Mock said.
Defendants told us about the toll they felt their prosecutions took on their families. \u201cI had my son essentially taken away by a hostile judge who claimed it was an \u2018insurrection,\u2019 \u201d Brock said. He plans to use the fund money to hire an attorney to fight for custody, but that\u2019s just the practical remedy. \u201cHow do you measure taking away a father\u2019s right to see his child for five years?\u201d he said. Evans described a similar loss: \u201cI had my home raided, and my family put at gunpoint for what ended up being a misdemeanor, because they asserted some ridiculous charge.\u201d<\/p>\n

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For Mock, pretrial detention\u2014which he likened to Soviet forced-labor prisons\u2014is the foundation of his perceived injustice. \u201cThose of us who were in the gulag, who were held pretrial in \u201821 and \u201822, faced a weaponization unlike any group of people in modern history,\u201d he said. Both he and Brock reported extended solitary confinement stints\u2014four months for Mock, seven for Brock.<\/p>\n

Long before the fund surfaced, Jan. 6ers spent years pursuing recourse on their own\u2014even from their prison cells. After being encouraged to settle in 2021, Mock fired his Berkeley-educated lawyer and filed a handwritten pro se motion to dismiss all of his 11 counts from his D.C. jail, using\u2014according to him\u2014nothing but a \u201cpen, a piece of paper, and a pocket Constitution.\u201d<\/p>\n

The later denial of his motion did not cool his grievances, but calcified them. Although he was released in January of 2025, Mock is still chasing vindication against a supposedly unjust legal system that convicted him of kicking a police officer. \u201cMany \u2018assaults\u2019 were not assaults. I was found guilty of a thought crime,\u201d he told us. And he has been resolved to pursue every legal and administrative avenue, vowing to \u201cexhaust every internal remedy available\u201d until, in his view, justice is served.<\/p>\n

Indeed, for many Jan. 6ers, monetary relief is not all they are after. Even a multimillion-dollar payout pool cannot compensate for what they see as a fundamentally unfair adjudicative process. \u201cThere\u2019s a lot more than just financial restitution,\u201d Brock said. \u201cI mean, my First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Eighth Amendment rights were violated by my own government that I fought for, so what price do you put on that?\u201d<\/p>\n

Since last winter, the Trump White House has cast Jan. 6 prosecutions as not merely illegitimate, but illegal. The DOJ created a \u201cWeaponization Working Group\u201d thanks to an executive order aimed at examining alleged Biden-era prosecutorial overreach, including that of Jan. 6. Evans, who said he began working with the weaponization task force in June 2025, pushed for sweeping investigations into the prosecutors behind Jan. 6 cases. He even suggested criminally charging them outright. \u201cShould they not be accountable?\u201d he said. Legally, the proposition borders on fantasy: Prosecutors are broadly shielded from civil and criminal liability, and the proposal to prosecute prosecutors over charging decisions would radically cut against modern legal doctrine. Evans wasn\u2019t interested. \u201cI don\u2019t want to hear shit like \u2018absolute immunity.\u2019 \u2026 It\u2019s immunity from a mistake. \u2026 There is no protected class of any kind when it comes to the law.\u201d But so far, the Weaponization Working Group has produced one report, on exclusively anti-Christian bias. Mock, who claims to have met with the group\u2019s leader, Ed Martin, found this disappointing: \u201cThe American people expect equal justice, not selective follow-through.\u201d<\/p>\n

Mock arrived at Martin\u2019s desk with ambitions that would similarly break from legal tradition, seeking the impeachment of the entire D.C. bench. Just 15 federal judges have ever been impeached in U.S. history\u2014and only for \u201chigh Crimes and Misdemeanors,\u201d not simply because litigants opposed their rulings. That history renders the prospect of impeaching an entire judicial bloc both legally unfounded and politically extraordinary. Even Mock acknowledged the objective as \u201cunprecedented,\u201d saying it \u201cwould\u2019ve taken some big balls to pull off.\u201d He had previously filed an impeachment statement against the federal judge who convicted him, a complaint against the inspector general, and an SF-95 tort claim\u2014highly unusual approaches that have all been rendered futile, at least thus far. He told us he also met with several representatives and even routed materials about perceived weaponization through Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.<\/p>\n

Other Jan. 6ers have tried much of the same. Brock ran for state office, promising election integrity and judicial accountability, and lost. Evans told us about hand-delivering 535 spiral-bound copies of a self-drafted weaponization report to every member of Congress. At first, Texas Rep. Chip Roy indicated he\u2019d bring articles of impeachment against the federal judge who\u2019d convicted Evans, but Roy backed out, according to Evans, because Republicans \u201cjust didn\u2019t have the votes.\u201d (We reached out to Roy\u2019s office for comment but did not hear back by press time.) Evans says he is still in touch with a few members as founder of Condemned USA, an advocacy group for the Jan. 6 community. He continues to lobby congressional officials and their D.C. staff members, but his broader aims have yet to materialize.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, Evans has tried other approaches, namely the courts. As a self-described paralegal, he\u2019s assisted Peter Ticktin\u2014a south Florida attorney for Donald Trump who represents high-profile Jan. 6 defendants (including Enrique Tarrio and Stewart Rhodes)\u2014on more than 400 civil claims against the Justice Department. The government has yet to settle a single one.<\/p>\n

And the fund\u2019s announcement has only accelerated their efforts to challenge alleged DOJ \u201cweaponization.\u201d Just within the past week, Evans filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department in federal court. Ticktin separately continues to build out legal theories about the purported targeting of Jan. 6 rioters. One central framework, he told us, will argue that D.C. Metropolitan Police \u201cset up\u201d Capitol rioters, using crowd-control tactics to provoke violent confrontation. \u201cWe\u2019re going after police for excessive force,\u201d he said. \u201cJan. 6 was actually planned in advance. It wasn\u2019t a spontaneous thing where a whole bunch of protesters decided to storm the Capitol.\u201d Many defendants embrace similar narratives. \u201cIt wasn\u2019t an attack. There was a protest. Police created the part that really drove it out of hand,\u201d said Evans. \u201cMy intent was clear: to simply demonstrate and sing the national anthem.\u201d<\/p>\n

For many defendants, the alleged orchestration of Jan. 6 did not end at the Capitol that day\u2014it extends into the government\u2019s public retelling of the riot. Mock thinks Congress\u2019 Jan. 6 committee \u201cliterally doctored evidence\u201d with \u201cHollywood theatrics and flat-out lying.\u201d He also said that those involved \u201cshould be in prison,\u201d and that \u201cevery single J6er out there would trade any dollar amount\u201d to fully expose the committee\u2019s actions.<\/p>\n

Ultimately, Trump\u2019s $1.776 billion olive branch to the Jan. 6 community may do little to temper their broader campaign for retribution, especially in light of recent GOP discussions about who qualifies as a victim of \u201cweaponization.\u201d Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville said Attorney General Todd Blanche privately assured Republican senators that rioters who assaulted police would be excluded from the fund\u2014although Blanche declined to say so in public testimony this past Tuesday. The distinction is telling for certain Jan. 6 defendants. \u201cIf we aren\u2019t all included in this fund, then it is clear that Blanche, the DOJ, Senate, FBI, etc., are still complicit in the weaponization against us, and this whole thing is an attempt to sweep their culpability under the rug,\u201d Mock said.<\/p>\n

And even the prospect of compensation hasn\u2019t softened broader plans for civil litigation. When asked whether any of the more than 400 Capitol rioters would forgo their lawsuits against the DOJ upon the fund\u2019s announcement, Ticktin shared that the claimants at his law group are \u201cgoing forward with all of it.\u201d Among them is Brock, now a client of Ticktin, who still insists \u201cthere\u2019s been zero accountability\u201d for the prosecutors, judges, and FBI agents that he believes coordinated a campaign of legal retaliation against him.For Brock, a government payout is nice, but what he really wants is a reckoning. \u201cSomeone has to make this right,\u201d he said.<\/span><\/p>\n

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