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David Johnston was a licensed attorney when he illegally entered the Capitol with a mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters on Jan. 6, 2021. More than five years later, the South Carolina man is offering to help fellow \u201cJ6ers\u201d apply for payouts from the Trump administration’s nearly $1.8 billion new fund for people claiming to be victims of a weaponized government.<\/p>\n

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He’ll do it for a 10% cut of any award, capped at $5,000 apiece.<\/p>\n

\u201cI think the narrative is changing\u201d about how the history of that day is being told, Johnston said in a video he posted to social media. \u201cI think good things are happening for us.\u201d<\/p>\n

Hundreds of Trump loyalists pleaded guilty to storming the Capitol, admitting under oath that they broke the law. Now pardoned by Trump, many hope to capitalize on their crimes by tapping into the $1.776 billion settlement fund designed to compensate the Republican president’s allies who believe they were politically prosecuted.<\/p>\n

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A bipartisan backlash to the fund and a legal roadblock have not dimmed the celebratory response from Jan. 6 rioters clamoring for a share of the taxpayer money. Some are staking claims even though the government has not established an application process and a judge has frozen the fund’s formation, at least temporarily.<\/p>\n

Rioters seek compensation payouts<\/b><\/p>\n

The fund’s critics see it as another vehicle for Trump and his allies to whitewash the events of Jan. 6, retroactively justify the mob’s assault on a pillar of American democracy and reward some of Trump’s most loyal followers.<\/p>\n

Jason Riddle, a military veteran from New Hampshire who was sentenced to 90 days behind bars after pleading guilty to riot charges, publicly rejected a pardon from Trump. Likewise, he said it would be \u201cridiculous\u201d for him or any other Jan. 6 rioter to get government compensation.<\/p>\n

\u201cI’d love money, but I can\u2019t accept that. That would bother me for the rest of my life,\u201d he said. “We weren’t innocently persecuted just because of who we are or who we vote for. We were persecuted for committing criminal behavior in the Capitol of the United States.”<\/p>\n

Plenty of other \u201cJ6ers\u201d do not share Riddle’s reluctance.<\/p>\n

A Florida man who posed for photos with then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi\u2019s podium argued on social media that he deserves to be compensated for the cost of his infamy. A rioter from New Jersey described by prosecutors as a Nazi sympathizer hailed the fund as \u201cgood news not just for J6ers but all victims of weaponization.\u201d A Texas man who received a seven-year prison sentence for storming the Capitol with a metal tomahawk celebrated the fund as \u201cpayback\u201d for \u201cvictims of Biden\u2019s tyranny,\u201d referring to Democratic President Joe Biden.<\/p>\n

Oregon resident Pamela Hemphill, sentenced to 60 days in jail for her conviction, rejected a pardon from Trump but has drafted a written claim for compensation from the fund. Unlike scores of rioters who claim to be victims of a government weaponized by Democrats, Hemphill blames Trump for her legal troubles. Her claims letter says she is seeking $5 million in compensation.<\/p>\n

\u201cI wouldn’t have been through all of this if Trump hadn’t lied about the election being stolen,” she said during a telephone interview. “It’s a direct result of his lies that I was even there that day.\u201d<\/p>\n

Fund faces legal and political challenges<\/b><\/p>\n

It is an open question whether anyone convicted of a Capitol riot-related crime could be eligible for payments from a fund created to resolve Trump’s lawsuit against the IRS over the leak of his tax returns.<\/p>\n

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has not ruled out that possibility. Blanche said there are no limits on who can apply, but he noted that the fund\u2019s five commissioners \u2014 all yet to be named \u2014 will decide who deserves to be compensated and why, based on factors such as \u201cwhat the person did, his sentence, how much time he was in jail.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cThat’s up to the commissioners,\u201d Blanche told The Associated Press on Thursday when asked about his position on whether violent Jan. 6 defendants should be eligible for payments.<\/p>\n

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\u201cYou have to define something and then stick to it. That\u2019s something I\u2019ve been hesitant to try to do, because it\u2019s very fact-intensive,\u201d Blanche said. \u201dMe sitting here and talking in hypotheticals is something that I don\u2019t think is fair to the process.\u201d<\/p>\n

It is unclear whether Congress would block payments to Jan. 6 defendants. Senate Republicans who are angry about the settlement have said they want to place parameters on the fund as part of a Department of Homeland Security spending bill. They abruptly left town earlier this month after a tense meeting with Blanche and will return on Monday with the situation unresolved.<\/p>\n

A federal judge in Virginia has frozen the fund’s establishment and temporarily blocked any processing or paying of claims. The judge issued that ruling Friday in one of at least three lawsuits challenging the fund.<\/p>\n

Brendan Ballou, a former prosecutor who tried several Jan. 6 cases before leaving the Department of Justice last year, sued on behalf of two police officers who helped defend the Capitol from the mob. Ballou views the fund\u2019s creation as part of a broader Trump campaign to undermine democratic institutions and rewrite the history of Jan. 6.<\/p>\n

\u201cAnd if the president is successful in that effort, if he\u2019s able to get people to either forget or condone that day, he knows that he can get people to accept any attack on democracy,\u201d Ballou said.<\/p>\n

Rioters emboldened by Trump’s Jan. 6 recasting<\/b><\/p>\n

Nearly 1,600 people were charged with Capitol riot-related federal crimes. More than 1,200 were convicted and sentenced before Trump issued mass pardons and ordered the dismissal of all pending Jan. 6 cases. Trump also freed far-right extremist group members who were imprisoned for plotting to attack the Capitol to keep Trump in office after he lost the 2020 presidential election to Biden.<\/p>\n

The self-described \u201cJ6 community\u201d isn\u2019t the only pro-Trump constituency angling for cuts of the money.<\/p>\n

Meshawn Maddock, who was charged as being a fake elector for Trump in Michigan before a judge dismissed the case last year, said she and her husband, state Rep. Matt Maddock, \u201cabsolutely\u201d plan on making a claim. She believes the fund\u2019s use of taxpayer money is justified because it \u201cpaid for the prosecution and investigation of the years that I was being hunted down.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cI want vengeance and I want retribution,\u201d Maddock said.<\/p>\n

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Trump’s campaign to recast Jan. 6 as a peaceful protest seems to have emboldened many convicted rioters.<\/p>\n

Johnston’s eagerness to help other Capitol rioters with claims contrasts with his remorse at sentencing in 2022. He apologized for his \u201cterrible lapse in judgment\u201d before a judge sentenced him to three weeks in jail and three months of home detention. He pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor trespassing charge.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt was a dumb, dumb thing to do,\u201d Johnston told the judge. \u201cI am 100% responsible for what I did that day.\u201d<\/p>\n

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