the jacob chansley we met in there — not the same jacob chauncy that attacked the capitol on januaryand spoke for at least 20 minutes to the judge, face—to—face. he spoke about his difficult childhood, his own mental health troubles, and how important his spiritual and shamanistic beliefs, and his belief in god are to him. he didn't speak about qanon at all. qanon was never mentioned by anyone in that courtroom, which was fascinating. good afternoon. thanks for talking to us today. my pleasure, lunchtime — i know you're all hungry, so let me take your questions and i'll be as concise as i can. mr chansley owned his responsibility. he sought to be accountable. he was — and has been — held accountable. i'm fun, but not that much fun. thank you all. it seemed like the judge was really receptive to his plea, he spoke to him for a long time about how remorseful he was. seems like thejudge took it on board. proof's in the pudding — and the pudding today didn't go down as well as i would've liked. there were a lot of elements injacob's story that i'd seen in other people wrapped up in qanon

jacob chansley known as qanon shaman has become one of the most recognizable faces of january 6th he'sving 41 months in prison for carry ag flag pole as a spear and left a threatening note on the u.s. chamber. >> only matter of time justice is coming. >> but his mother said her son is not the criminal he is made out to be. >> he went there to see president trump. they went to support our ability to exercise free speech. as far as going down to the capitol, he was invited there, people were invite there'd by president trump. >> authorities say jacob chansley was among the first 30 people to enter the capitol and used a bull horn to rile up the log. >> your son apologized for his behavior and took responsibility for the criminality that took place that day. do you think he regrets what happened that day. >> he regrets with every fiber of his being going into the capitol that day, because if he had known that that's where he would end up then he would not have done it. >> i want to move on with my life and put this in my past. >> felipe marquez was arrested and sentenced to home confineme

jacob chansley, also known as the qanon shaman, was sentenced to 41 months in prison for storming theapitol on january 6th. [ cheers and applause ] chancely repented, gave a 45-minute speech to the court during which he cited jesus, gandhi, and quoted "the shawshank redemption." [ laughter ] he apologized for storming the capitol. and said he often looks in the mirror and tells himself "you really messed up, royally." [ laughter ] maybe if he'd taken a look in the mirror sooner, he would have noticed he had a dead raccoon on his head. [ laughter ] we also heard from his lawyer, a guy named albert watkins, who was asked about trump's culpability in the events of january 6th. >> what is an appropriate culpability for former president trump? >> if you're asking my opinion? you know, my opinion is meaningless. i will say that i would probably be far more effective over a beer with former president trump. even if he didn't have a beer. because i understand he doesn't drink beer. but i'd have a beer. and i'd tell him, you know what? you got a few [ bleep ] things to do, clean this [ bleep ]