the estimate right now is roughly four years in prison. the judge will have to work with. here is the thing. this ties into september 18th. we spoke with his defense lawyer. others close to chansley were telling him don t plead guilty, wait for the pardon of donald trump. here we are eight months later, that s still the mentality. i have talked to a number of members of congress over the last few days. they have not yet been briefed for what ll be in september 18th. in light of the comment of justice for the d.c. jail, a lot of people are concerned about. wow. clint watts, having observed that. how concerned are you since there are still people in chansley s family who is still
how many of these guys are still doubling down and still spouting this stuff even as they are facing jail time. it is a great question, joy. when he was banned from the internet, he was caught the first time the court came to check on him. the first unannounced visit. he has this about qanon. jacob chansley, let s go back to him. chansley has a soft place for donald trump. his word is like, quote, like your first love, you don t get over it. that s what the group could i pleasing for september 18th, they re coming to protest and ask the feds or the courts to release the january 6th defendants. this is not the first time we
the january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol. attorneys for jacob chancelee tell nbc news they re working toward a plea deal. mr. chansley faces charges of civil disorder, obstruction and disorderly conduct. according to the government s aorder the government has acknowledged he neither led the charge into the capitol nor behaved violently during the riot. meanwhile as we said former president trump is holding a rally tonight in phoenix. rioters like jacob chansley say they attacked the capitol because they believed the baseless claims of a stolen election. but we gained new insight this week into donald trump s views on the riot. they are from his interview with washington post journalists carol leon nil and philip rucker for their new book. here s how mr. trump described the events of january 6th. it was a loving krould, by the way. there was a lot of love. i ve heard that from everybody. many, many people have told me that was a loving crowd. and you know, it was it was too bad.
suspect wearing clear safety goggles and a blue trump hat lunging at capitol police officers. today a federal judge rejected jacob chansley new request to be released to an undisclosed secure location with his family in phoenix, arizona, because the judge said, defense counsel has not provided any information to the court regarding that secure location. chansley who served two years in the navy invaded the capitol wearing horns. republican congressman adam kinzinger told the new york times that he suspects some members of congress, republican members of congress were aware of what was going to happen on january 6th. quote, i won t name names, but, yes, i do have that suspicion if you have members of congress who were involved in nurturing an insurrection, heck, yeah, we
the president to go there, which he did. he was invited. he was invited. martha chansley, mother of qanon shaman jacob chansley telling itv s robert moore her son s actions on january 6th was an invitation from trump. it s an increasingly common legal tactic for the 440-plus people facing federal charges in connection with storming the capitol. joining me now, robert moore, washington correspondent for the british network itv news. robert was the only reporter embedded with the mob as it stormed congress on january 6th. and his latest documentary after the storm: america s enemy within digs deep into the motives and grievances of the insurrectionists. robert, thank you for coming to the sunday show. jonathan, a pleasure to be on your show. well, what you did on january 6th was gripping and excellent reporting. what you ve done in this