by never denouncing qanon.n he said, well, these people think we're going after pedophiles. maybe we are. what would be wrong with that? and by doing this dance, praising people like michael flynn who always winked at qanon. they're on board. until he comes out and disavows them they're going believe in him. people outside qanon think, we can cause them to defect by pointing out, here's a picture of him and jeffrey epstein. but they say, trump was going under cover to take down jeffrey epstein. the amount of rationalizations they find to have this undying loyalty to trump apparently never ceases. >> i feel like somebody outside this looking in on it, the one thing that it always seemed to me is a cultish manifestation of trump support rather than being a cult this exists on its own that happens to attach itself to trump. it does feel endemic to the phenomenon, but that will be tested over time as all of these things have been. will summer, reporter for the daily beast. thanks for helping us understand this weir

here is what mike flynn had to say about qanon. brace yourself. >> i think it's a disinformation campaign. i think it's a disinformation campaign that the cia created. i don't know that for a fact, but i think that's what it is. it's a disinformation act. there's actually a very interesting article today out that was sent to me. i'll send it to you, about how the qanon move hadn't has failed and all that. but i think it's total nonsense, created by the left. >> that's former trump national security adviser now qanon darling mike flynn talking smack about qanon on a phone call along with another who's fighting with mike flynn and a bunch of other folks. pass the popcorn. it's always fun to see guys fighting with each other, particularly when you think about how the qanon has been mass destruction to those sucked into it. people who are hoping for the sort of demise and discrediting of people, this squabbling is delicious, right? but there is a sub stannive question. so many people in the january 6th attack were qanon curious. so man

>> there is a qanon tie?do you want to hear that since you've been talking about qanon a little bit? >> okay. go ahead. >> the one part that you didn't talk about is this guy who has now pled guilty actually works for a guy who is essentially a mini sheldon addleson out here, and he is a rich guy who, when caesar's palace rejected a qanon convention recently, guess where it went? to the company where this guy works. this whole thing was a sham from the beginning, rachel, we now know, but you accurately dramatized how incensed they all were how this voter fraud had taken place, and how front and center kirk cardle's allegations were. it was addleson who was a co-chair of the trump campaign, and the trump campaign naturally sent two partisan thugs out here, matt schlab of the american conservative union who mentioned hartl by name and nick pernell who you know by name and the troll from the trump administration. those three were at a trump conference and they said there was massive voter fraud and promoted kirk

so many of the people the january 6th attack were qanon adherence or qanon partners or qanon koreans.have turned up in the darkest corners of the trump supporting world have tracked this queue stuff with them. if we are seeing a fracturing in that world, is that purely good news in terms of the collapse of this mask allusion. or might it actually also be kind of a dangerous moment? i mean, this article mike flynn was reportedly referring to in this call. the one that he says this about how the qanon movement has failed. that article, for context, says the answer to the failure of qanon is that we need to just turn to violence. is the movement fracturing? if the movement is fracturing, is that a mix of good and bad? how do people who studied this stuff, and more expert on the, stuff and have reported a deeply, see this is a moment of potential promise or peril? joining us now is will. he is a reporter for the daily beast, he is the author of the forthcoming book called, trust the plan, the rise of qanon and the conspiracy that reshaped america. it is coming out next spring. mr. summer,

since you've been talking about qanon a bit? one part that you didn't talk about is this guy who has now pled guilty actually works for a guy who is essentially a mini sheldon adelson, who win caesar's palace rejected a qanon convention, guess what's, it went to the company of where this guy works. the company is a sham from the beginning and you accurately dramatized how incensed they all were that this voter fraud had taken place. and how front and center kirk hartle's allegations were -- it was -- , co-chair of the trump campaign, and the trump campaign nationally sent 2000 -- it was matt schlapp, who mentioned him by name, and rick was grannel, essential ian internet troll elevated by the trump administration. they repeated the comments and said there was massive voter fraud, and matt invoked kirk hartle's name, as the canary in the coal mine. essentially as the poster boy for voter fraud. and now it has all collapsed. for voter >> now that it has co, has there been any reckoning at all? i wouldn't expect it from anyone like

here's one who says lost my mom to this qanon [ bleep ].ked about killing small children and drinking their blood. the saddest thing about this is how grounded in fear people are. we're all afraid. we're all unsure of what's going to happen tomorrow. where is it going to end? i have no idea. that's also really scary. qanon is a digital phenomenon but nothing exists in a vacuum. as it turns out, the paranoia that fuels q is as american as apple pie. at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. whether it's ensuring food arrives as fresh as when it departs... being first on the scene when every second counts... or teaching biology without a lab. we are the leader in 5g and a partner who delivers exceptional customer support and 5g included in every plan. so, you get it all, without trade-offs. unconventional thinking, it's better for business. to make progress, we must keep taking steps forward. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the w

stuff, as crazy as you think of qanon people in general, qanon people consider people who believe inere's, like you said, there's a lot to unpack. >> and one thing that is very scary is how followers of qanon are running for political office these days. for instance, the man many people believe is q himself, ronald watkins, he's running for congress in arizona. let's listen to a little bit of that. >> what do you think happened in november 2020? >> president trump did win the election. and the election was certified to president biden, and that biden is currently occupying the white house, but the de facto leader is still president trump. >> but president trump didn't win the election. >> the databases were deleted. >> they're still there. >> let me tell you, everybody has a super power, and i'm a computer programmer and my super power is abstract math. and i'm able to see things that most people aren't looking for. >> what's going on here? is this performance art? do you think some of these folks are pulling our legs? >> no. ron watkins, whether he's q or not, and there's a lot of e

let's back up to what qanon is, right? it's this idea that there's this guy named "q" embedded in the government. he was saying there was a big secret plan from donald trump to save the world from pedophiles. at the end of it, all these satanic pedophiles who they believe are like hillary clinton and fox cinematic universe characters would be killed on the streets on live television. this is why this is scary, because all these people believe this and are hoping for it. but kwj, the person at the heart of it, "q" explicitly said, look -- he kind of got sick of his followers one day in december of 2018. he said, look, this is not true. the jfk junior thing, he's not alive. he's not coming back. by the way, also, flat earth, not real. there was a third thing he said which is, elections are safe, don't worry about it. he said this all on december 12, 2018. so a lot of qanon followers moved off of that. the majority of them have moved off of that. and they've moved on to different kinds of conspiracy theories. but there is thi

it he said this on december 12 2018, so, a lot of qanon followers, moved off of.. and they have moved on two different kinds of series, but there is this one subset that is extremely religious subset that is made donald trump basically messiah in the state. and jfk junior as like a sensible running mate when it comes back to life. it's extremely religious, but they do firmly believe the stuff. is it texas specific? or did people come from around the country to be in texas for this thing? >> people came from around the country. they came to me telegram influences. telegram is sort of the wild west, it's like facebook five years ago or no one's getting man-to-man or wet, everybody is getting covered because they were even free speech. there are fake jfk junior accounts on there, they sell things like trump coin, may try to get people to give them cryptocurrency. and trump coined as well, and there's these two other guys, they don't even use the real names. their names are a bunch of words with letters at the end of it. and they have hundreds of thousands of follower

hundreds of qanon supporters gathered in dallas at day daly plaza.in a plane crash was going to show up and reveal himself at the site where his father was shot. that's not all, the qanon followers believed he was going to announce he was running as donald trump's vice president in 2024. joining me now is ben collins, senior reporter for nbc news who covers disinformation, extremism and the internet. where, ben, did this wild idea begin that, by the way, trump is related to the kennedys and the late jfk jr. would come back to life to become trump's republican running mate? >> i think it's important to realize that this started with q, from qanon. q is that fictional character basically that posts anonymously on the white supremacist website. q many years ago posted very vaguely president trump and jfk jr. and then he said just like think about it. when you tell conspiracy people to think about it, they don't think what connections do these people have. they think very simply. they think jfk jr. is still alive and they're going to run together. the ho

qanon shaman.s one of the most famous faces on the january 6 insurrection, wearing this headrest throughout, joining thousands of trump supporters -- this headdress throughout, joining thousands of trump supporters. here is more. >> the issue was how long was he going to serve. this sentence is a big story in the u.s., but particularly in washington, d.c. like you said, ros, he became the face of the insurrection on january 6, one of those many people to enter the chamber that day. very big day for washington, d.c., especially when it comes to the saga of january 6 convictions. jacob chansley is one of thousands of people who swarmed the capitol. we've seen a slew of people who have been sentenced or convicted due to their storming of the capitol and breaking in, but there'lot of ways to go to make sure everyone gets justice. ros: earlier in the week, we were talking about steve bannon and how mr. trump and his supporters potentially connected with what happened in the capitol. did the qanon shaman

they're not as violent as the rest of the qanon movement. generally they're not.re not talking about killing people all the time which is what they're talking about. everybody in that movement believes that whether they believe jfk, jr. is coming back or not. >> ben collins, i'm glad you're able to bring this reporting here today on msnbc. >>> next up, with the backing of dozens of states one attorney is taking facebook to court trying to stop sex traffickers from luring in young people on the platform. >> you seem to be arguing that facebook uses algorithms to actually connect older men, for example, with young girls. >> yes. girls. >> yes your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and

it feels like it's been a while since we've talked about qanon.ld is run by an elite cabal of satan worshipping pedophiles. fast forward with the january 6th insurrection, you have hundreds of supporters gathering in dallas where john f. kennedy was assassinated. they showed up and waited for hours, truly believing that jfk jr. would reappear to run as trump's running mate in 2024. you heard it right. this is all from a prophesy shared online which, of course, did not come true. joining me to unpack all of this is harvard kennedy school adjunct lecturer joan donovan. thank you so much for being here. so much to talk about here. first, tell us about the specific belief and why it's tied to the qanon conspiracy. qanon followers abhor democratic elite. how does this square with the kennedy family? >> well, the '90s, of course, trump and jfk jr. had been seen in magazines and photos together, but online it really picked up in 2018 as qanon, the conspiracy group started to talk to each other. there was this idea that jfk jr. was still alive, perhaps st

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what more do we know about the fate of the qanon shaman?we know he got 41 months, but we also know that prosecutors were asking for 51 months. chansley's attorneys had asked for time served because he is a navy veteran, and it seems like he had been successful with this request since he only got 41 months instead of 51. during his arrest, officials also diagnosed him with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and this probably also played a role in the judge's decision to send and 10 with 41 months instead of 51 -- sentence him with 41 months instead of 51. brett: what was chansley's reaction? >> that was interesting. he spoke to the judge about the impact jail has had on him and the guilt he feels for breaking the law. he also apologized for his role in attacking the capitol, and he said that he was wrong to enter the capitol on january 6 and that he is not an insurrectionist and not either a domestic terrorist. he quoted gandhi and justice karen summers in court today, and he said the hardest part about this is to have to look into

it's about qanon, your not so friendly neighborhood conspiracy curt.en so out of hand that even q, the leader whom nobody has ever met, is disavowing some of the fringiest conspiracy theories being peddled. qanon is a movement of people who believe the american political and cultual establishment, mainly democrats and hollywood executives are a child eaters and sex traffickers. somehow donald trump is the savior who will defeat the pedophiles and jail democrats. for a moment put your phone down and pay attention to this part. according to the conspiracy theory, donald trump is related to the kennedy family. joseph kennedy didn't die in world war ii and had a son who is general michael flynn who makes flynn first cousins to john f kennedy junior. donald trump is, get this, the biological son of general patton which makes trump the first cousin of jfk junior, which explains why donald trump actually accused senator ted cruz's father of being friends with his killer. i'm not done. the same people who believe all of this nonsense also believe that this pas

this is all wrapped up in his engagement with qanoners? >> well, it doesn't matter to me what the qanon s.e.c. t believes. it is certainly confounding, confusing, and very dangerous. i go back to the point that you made earlier. this phi used to be in the military. and the reason i called them out is because of that. last week i was up in d.c. and actually had a chance to be with a bunch of fellow veterans that i served with. in that group were catholics, jews, hindu, a couple of eigheighth threeists. if flynn is pandering to this group of qanon supporters, that's very different than the great diaspora of people who joined the military, who took the oath and have seen it as a sacred duty to defend the constitution which protects all of us. it is one guy for someone to say something moronic. quite different for a former general who says these kind of things in front of large audiences. >> what happened to general mike flynn? that is the big question. general hertling, thank you so much. >> you bet. brianna, thank you. >>> this morning, cris

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for people who haven't read the book, she is a trump supporters, believes in qanon.ebating these issues. i am grateful for it in at least one way because i feel i have a much more nuanced understanding of beliefs that are not my own >> i think you offer the reader the same, which is to say that this is not purely a trumpian phenomenon, right? when you trace it back you go back to the fact that she, being deeply catholic, is of course anti-abortion. she votes for george bush. you and she align momentarily around barack obama. she then finds there is funding going to support reproductive health. that then becomes a divisive point for her. >> like for her, abortion is the thing she cares about most because that is the thing the catholic church cares about most. and she is very catholic, right? so the people who agree with her on abortion she will trust on other things because that to her is sort of the mark of a moral compass. there is little i -- people give me all these ideas. here is how you can persuade her. sending her copies of articles of the "new york times." >>

it's kind patty smith meets qanon. if patty smith was in qanon, that's my character.e conspiracy theorys. so i go online, and i don't troll, but i do what's called lurking, and i follow all that stuff. i watched the mike lindell 96-hour telethon. the my pillow guy. i've had to learn about all the qanon stuff, because they think i eat baby blood with hillary clinton. you've got to do a little research. >> jimmy: for the record, that never happened, right? >> i have not eaten any babies. i have not harvested anything. so it was very fun yichltfunny. i had done so much research on qanon, i had them on zoom call for like eight hours. >> jimmy: a special event that happened in your life, quietly and secretly, which is rare for you, kathy. you got married. [ applause ] you and -- either you and lily tomlin got married or you and randy. >> my boyfriend of many years, we've been together ten years. randy. i got married. we did it last new year's eve, and we got lily tomlin to officiate. >> jimmy: that's great. how much does she charge for that? >> $75,000 plus expenses. a clu

she followed the qanon and trail first to chicago than to miami.the near vicinity. and i just start going door to door, to door, to door, to ask people if they knew and york yunnan. >> at cash on the beach plunge pots, graves hit the jackpot. >> this woman came up and said, yeah, we know him. i said, what? >> it was the shop where qanon and had fawn that cold coin, signed his real name on the plan slip. gave the norm of the plaza address, and provided his fingerprint. >> he the guy doesn't look like a serial killer. >> and remember, as required by law, the pawnshop sent police the transaction. they got it five days before the murder. >> lo and behold, south beach police had a copy of that pawn slip days before giuliani versace was dead. >> so, could they have prevented the murder? up in chicago, paul viper read grave story, what >> do you remember finding out about this coin being found? >> i couldn't believe it, i knew would immediately with those gold coins were. in fact, they were probably the coins that i had to leave make limbs. >> so, that co

the crazy part is two weeks later, hundreds of qanon believers are still in dallas waiting for j.f.k.ow up. oh, yeah, because if j.f.k. ever came back, he'd want to go straight to dallas. just like-- ( applause ) that's what-- you know... just like when lincoln comes back alive, he's going straight to broadway! ( laughter ) now, you'll notice there's some confusion as to which j.f.k. they're actually expecting. let me clear that up for you right now: i don't know. depending upon who you ask, everyone from princess diana to j.f.k. jr. were rumored to be appearing. you can read all about it in samuel beckett's classic play: "waiting for who ya got?" so why are they still waiting? untreated mental illness. but also, they're following michael brian protzman, a former demolition expert. i don't know why "former." did he accidentally left something un-blowed-up? protzman makes wild predictions using a bastardized version of the hebrew numerology system known as gematria. and i would describe protzman using a bastardized version of yiddish: schmuck. ( laughter ) ( applause ) originally-- ( a

come back with a secret message for qanon?, if you're clinically insane. ( cheers and applause ). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste and stay human, everybody. there you go. jon, jon, you're going to want to stick around tonight. i know normally you leave when the guest comes out here, but you're going to want to stick around because it is our dear friend andy cohen is going to be here tonight. >> jon: yes, andy cohen. >> stephen: you're going to want to-- you're going to want to watch what happens live. he's such a delight. speaking of dliets, the band sounds great tonight and i wonder who you have sitting in with you. >> jon: mid any friend, he came here to play at carnegie hall, ibrahim alouf. >> stephen: thank you for being here. ( applause ) >> stephen: in case you were wondering what your insane aunt is up to, you don't have to wait until thanksgiving. i'll give you the latest conspiracies in tonight's edition of "the q files." the truth is out there. the lies are way out there. the latest in cutting-

thank you. >>> and tonight, the seb sentencing of the so-called qanon shaman. more than three years in prison for his role in the january 6th riot. leaving vice president pence a note that day that read, "it's only a matter of time. justice is coming." well, what he says now. and here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: in his horned helmet, fur pelts and face paint, jacob chansley became known as "the qanon shaman." but prosecutors called him, "the most prominent symbol of a violent insurrection that attempted to overthrow the united states government." one of the first rioters to storm into the senate chamber, chanceley, sitting in then vice president mike pence's seat, leaving a menaciny handwritten note on his desk reading, "it's only a matter of time. justice is coming!" a federal judge, today, sentencing the 34-year-old chansley to 41 months -- nearly 3 1/2 years in prison. chansley, who had pleaded guilty to one felony count, expressing remorse. telling the court, "i may be guilty of this crime, absolutely," he said. "but i am in no way, shape or form a dange

we're back to the qanon shaman here.ley became a symbol of this insurrection, roaming around the senate chamber, yelling, carrying an improvised weapon. he even left a note for mike pence. >> yep. >> what do you think of the sentence, sir? >> yeah, you know, it's interesting, don. it could have been higher. so look, the way federal sentencing works is that you punch numbers in based on the severity of the offense, the crime he's charged with, his criminal history, any factors that might bump it up, were kids present or something like that. you get a range. the range here was 41 to 51 months. a judge knows that if he or she se sentences someone to within that range it's going to be good, it's going to stand up on appeal. look, he could have gone up to 51 months. what the judge seemed to be convinced by was that he accepted responsibility and spent a half hour today in this stem-winder of a speech, the defendant did, saying how sorry he was, that he accepted responsibility and so on. we'll see how that plays in the future

the so-called qanon shaman ordered to serve three and a half years in prison.ook at what's going on. his outlandish costume certainly impossible to miss. >> this is one of the toughest sentences handed out to any capitol rioter so far and analysts say it could send a message to other defendants to expect more of the same. >> reporter: prosecutors call him the flag bearer among rioters at the capitol on january 6th. jacob chansley stopping around the senate chamber, carrying a flag mounted on a spear, wearing a headdress and face paint. tonight, chansley, also known as the qanon shaman, has been sentenced to 41 months in prison for obstructing congress's counting of the electoral votes that day. chansley's lawyer says his client respects judge royce lamberth's ruling. >> he is absolutely embracing being held accountable for that. >> reporter: legal analysts say judge lambert's sentencing of chansley could be a shot across the bow to the more than 600 other accused rioters charged in the capitol attack, and those who defend their actions. >> it's a message to tho

over a violent video >>> the capitol rioter known as the qanon shaman sentenced today. >>> the texas schools in a firestorm over race the new civil rights investigation. >>> and the inmate i first met inside america's largest maximum security prison sentenced as a juvenile to life without parole today after 57 years walking free >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. with the country awaiting a verdict in the kyle rittenhouse trial, in georgia another closely watched case took center stage today as the man who shot ahmaud arbery made a surprise appearance on the witness stand testifying in his own defense. travis mcmichael and his father and a neighbor are on trial accused of cornering arbery with their vehicles as he jogged down the street, confronting and killing him. the case with its strong racial overtones focussing on why the men who were white were suspicious of arbery who was black. mcmichael claiming on the witness stand, he had my gun he struck me the prosecution contends the men had no reason to stop arbery that day. ron allen is covering the tri

did not materialize last night in the hundreds of qanon supporters went home disappointed >> seth: ing home disappointed is pretty routine for these folks. [ laughter ] "hey, today's the day ronald reagan is supposed to show up at the m&m store in times square and hand out free beef jerky to patriots." [ laughter ] "ah, damn it." [ laughter ] "we got to start bringing our own jerky. [ laughter ] must be a real bummer. it's like when you go to a billy joel concert and he doesn't play "piano man. "well, that sucked." "i don't know, i enjoyed 'root beer rag'. the point is, that's the coalition republicans are trying to build keep the far right maga base on board while also appealing to moderates and suburban voters. and using fake pro-worker populism to redefine their brand. republicans have spent decades being called out of touch with the needs of every day working people so, now they're trying to turn the tables by insisting it's actually the left that's out of touch. as florida senator marco rubio did during an interview on fox news this week >> they spent all day on television and a

. >> here is the thing, you can find it on qanon. you can see it in the outer fringes.ice and the president of the united states was pushing it and his chief of staff mark meadows was demanding not -- you mentioned ratcliff the director of national intelligence and told the department of justice to look into it and the pentagon. you can laugh about it. this is what was driving the top levels of the executive branch of the government. >> i guess the obvious question i have to ask you is you've talked and sat across from him. he seems to believe this stuff. did donald trump come as somebody who is rational, mentally all there? >> it's a very strange thing. he comes out. he's got, you know, he's got a way of trying to charm you. he didn't seem like he's somebody that's completely insane at all. i mean, he conducts himself. he conducts his business but it's the lack of any sense of remorse, i think, that really comes across as there is something that is just not right. >> yeah. very clear. betrayal is the name of the book. jonathan karl, excellent job. >> thank you. >>> up

. >>> the qanon shaman is hours away from being sentenced. why he could do more time than any other capitol rioter >>> her husband died saving their daughter's life in a plane crash. >>> inside the gop vote in wyoming to effectively cancel liz cheney. hear from a republican who was inside the room, next. is i this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> today the house is expected to vote on censuring congressman paul gosar for posting a violent anime video, a video that showed him killing alexandria owe ocasio ocasio-cortez. they voted to no longer republican cheney as a republican because she has spoken out against the former president for

. >> trevor: is anyone here a member of qanon? i mean, if you are-- no, i-- because i was going to ask you about this story that's blowing up today. hundreds of qanon supporters showed up where j.f.k. was assassinated, because they believe j.f.k. jr. is going to show up, like, from the dead, and announce that trump is now president. and the people actually came there, and they were like, we're waiting. and, like, everyone online was roasting them, like this is trash. this is stupid. actually, i watched that and i was like i think i want to join qanon. not for, like, the things they believe in, but just for the communal aspect. it seems like they get people out. everyone is hanging around together. it must be a cool place to meet very interesting people. like very, very interesting people you could meet there, you know. also, can we all agree on something-- if a dead person comes back from the dead, if anyone comes back from the dead, and they say anything, we have to, like agree with it. if someone comes back from the dead and say

. >> o'donnell: jail time for the so-called qanon shaman.he january 6 rioter sentenced to more than three years in prison. tonight, his extraordinary speech likening himself to jesus and gandhi. the judge's reaction. historic censure-- congress votes to rebuke a republican lawmaker after he's depicted killing alexandra ocasio-cortez in an animated video posted on his taxpayer account. overdose deaths skyrocket. the number of americans killed reaches a record high during the pandemic. how fentanyl is fueling the crisis. rittenhouse verdict watch: the latest from kenosha, wisconsin. thanksgiving travel alert: new details on a major storm exected to slam the u.s. just as millions hit the road for the holiday. supply chain crisis: our rare access to one of the world's busiest ports, where workers tell us why it takes so long to get products from ships to shelves. and that 10-year-old who tried to take pope francis' cap. tonight, his mother tells us about the miracle that came next. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting f

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what his jail time means for the qanon shaman.nd honoring our heroes: for the first time in nearly a century, the public lays flowers at the tomb of the unknown soldier, including this 96-year-old world war ii veteran. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with the rough road to recovery for america's economy. inflation, which essentially means high costs and lower buying power, continued to surge last month, with prices rising at the fastest pace in more than 30 years. and it comes as companies struggle with a logjam supply chain and a nationwide labor shortage. the labor department's consumer price index jumped by more than 6% in october from last year. it was the fifth straight month in which inflation surged more than 5% year over year. americans are now paying more for shelter, food, fuel, medical care, cars, and trucks, and many other goods and services. and muc

. >> well, you got the mypillow guy, you've got qanon, unauthorized access.that i would add on is the entity that leaked the passwords and then the images of the server of the voting equipment is the guy who is allegedly "q" of qanon. so this is mypillow guy plus qanon plus election deniers compromising voting equipment to try to prove conspiracies. >> can you explain what you mean by compromise there? like what is dangerous about what was exposed here? obviously we think of election software and elections equipment as needing to be kept secured and there's the reason there's things like passwords and all of that, but what kind of compromise was this? why did mesa county have to get all new equipment? >> well, just the fact that an unauthorized person accessed the voting equipment and that passwords, which can only be used in person, were leaked, compromised the equipment. but, in fact, when we went and investigated the equipment, we saw that settings were changed on that equipment. so either way, i was put in a position to just decertify it. mesa county repl

now known as a qanon shaman, he pleaded not guilty to a felony charge.ly 3 1/2 years in prison. cnn's brian todd has our report. >> we won the [ bleep ] day. >> reporter: prosecutors call him the flag bear era mong rioters at the capitol on january 6. jacob chansley stomping around the senate chamber carrying a flag mounted on a spear wearing head dress and face paint. chansley also known as the qanon shaman has been sentence today 41 months in prison for obstructing congress's counting of the electoral voits that day. chansley's lawyer says he respects the judge's ruling. >> he is absolutely embracing being held accountable for that. >> reporter: legal analysts say it could be a shot across the bow against those who attacked and a message to them. >> it is a message to those who feel the whole thing was okay to climb over the capitol, to deface the capitol, to in still violence. all those videos that we've seen, people that are trying to deny this, that this was a serious event, it's a message no, it's not okay for this to happen in america. >> reporter

you are not allowed to carry qanon signs. that does not matter.party has a hardcore small following that believes all conspiracies about democrats being evil is something that fits in well with what donald trump says about stealing and rigging elections. let me assess the people in dallas. they are crazy. many of those people believe these bizarre thetheories. when they don't come true that validates it. others are grifting and playing along with that. but it is very dangerous. a lot portion of them espoused the use of violence against the government. >> npr reporting more than a dozen police officers are active members of the oath keepers. your assessment of how the threat evolved since january 6. >> i thought after the january 6th up rising that there would be a period of reckoning when the arrests went down. they are shameless. they waited around to see what the republican party and donald trump would do. what is happening now is a new iteration of their behavior. the belief that they technically own the united states government. that the biden

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they're a splinter faction from the fringes of the far-right qanon movement. three weeks ago hundreds of members of this cult, for lack of a better word, assembled at dealey plaza awaiting the return of john f. kennedy and his son, jfk jr. who died in a plane crash tragically in 1999. they believe the kennedys are not actually dead and will reveal themselves in order to help reinstate donald trump as president. now, it was supposed to happen at 12:29 on november 2nd. obviously that did not happen. but a hard-core group remains in dealey plaza waiting for something to happen. the leader promised something big yesterday. you could look at all of this and be forgiven for thinking the country is going through a bit of a psychotic episode. look, all kinds of people with all kinds of politics in all kinds of places believe all kinds of banana things. probably i do. so i don't necessarily want to single this group out. the reason they're noteworthy is because their peculiarities and beliefs are associated with the right adjacent to the bigger lie being pushed by the

in they did that because some qanon supporters believe that president kennedy's son, jfk junior, who tragically died in a plane accident back in 1999, actually faked is, death and is going to return to the public stage, to announce that he will be donald trump's vice president. and what's interesting about, this in newsworthy, why we're covering in showing you this footage. this is not a big hyped up event, this is one of those things with lots of press coverage leading up to the rally, and more reporters than there are protesters. in fact, a lot of reporters kind of stumbled onto it through social media, hundreds of people just congregating. of course, jfk junior did not materialize last night, in the hundreds of qanon supporters went home disappointed. but that's a little glimpse into where part of the maga movement is right now. and so republicans, they need to decide whether they want to return to the coated politics of the past, before trump. or run with a guy who's die hard supporters believe a dead man is going to ascend is the vice presidency, before trump can enact retributi

this red pick up truck drove in circles, proclaiming trump won 2020, along with a bunch of qanon slogans. we've mentioned this group before, it's a small group, they're splinter faction from the fringes of the far-right qanon movement. in fact, three weeks ago hundreds of members of this cult, for lack of a better word, assembled at daily plaza awaiting the return of john f. kennedy and his son, jfk junior, who of course died in a plane crash, tragically, in 1999. they believe that the kind of these are not actually dead, and will receive veal themselves in order to help reinstate donald trump as president. now, it's supposed to happen at 12:29 pm on november 2nd. obviously, that did not happen. but a hard-core group remains in daily plaza, still waiting for something to happen. the leader of this called promised, quote, something big yesterday. you can look at all this and be forgiven for thinking that the country is going through a bit of a psychotic episodes. but look, all kinds of people with all kinds of politics and all kinds of places believe all sorts of bananas things, probably