Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes wants to testify live before Jan. 6 select committee

An attorney for Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes says that Rhodes will offer to testify under oath before the House Jan. 6 select committee but will ask that a series of demands be met first.    

Phil Linder, who is serving as Rhodes attorney in the Jan. 6 investigation and Rhodes' criminal seditious conspiracy case, said Rhodes will demand any committee testimony take place live on national television. 

"He'll do it under oath, but he wants it to be part of a public hearing, similar to the previous committee hearings," Linder said. Linder said Rhodes wants similar national exposure for his testimony.