reasonably assure the safety of the community. our ed lavandara live in dallas with the latest on this. ed? reporter: good morning, john. well, federal prosecutors say stewart roads, quote, stood at the center of the seditious conspiracy to prevent the peaceful transfer of presidential power. all of this dating back to the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. attorneys for stewart roads say that he is not a flight risk, he doesn t have a passport, and he is not a danger, and that he plans to continue fighting these criminal charges against him in court. but federal prosecutors want to see stewart roads held in jail until this trial is heard before a jury. they say that rhodes was the leader of this conspiracy, that he had texted members of the oath keepers group in washington, d.c. for the january 6th event saying that we are not getting through this without a