on end, did not commit violence. they walked through open doors . they were escorted by police. they felt that this was okay. and i think jacob tansley is a classic example of that. if i go to the door of a liquor store in, a uniformed police officer opens it for me, i walk in, i take the money out, of the till and then leave, escorted by the police officer, he s an accessory to the crime just committed. i m not attacking the capitol police. we re grateful for their help. in getting this video out. but that doesn t make any sense at all. and the federal judge who oversaw this case doesn t seem to have noticed. this seems insane to me and i don t know why. no one is willing to explain it. well, clearly, the capitol police and none of them, you have nine or 10 officers there do not think that there is anything unusual about this guy with the fur hat and the viking horns and the face paint wandering around the corridors and walking into the then the senate chamber that had been evac
qanon shaman, someone named kim shaman jacob tansley became the face of january 6th, a dangerous conspiracy theorist dressed in outlandish costume who led the violent insurrection to overthrow american democracy. for these crimes, handsley was sentenced to nearly four years in prison, far more time in. many violent criminals now receive what a jacob tansley do to receive this punishment. to this day, there is dispute over how chancy got into the capitol building. but according to our review of the internal surveillance video, it is very clear what happened once he got inside virtually every moment of his time inside the capital was caught on tape. the tapes show the capitol police never stopped jacob tansley. they helped him. they acted as his tour guides. here s video of tansley in the senate chamber. capitol police officers take him to multiple entrances and even try to open locked doors for him. we counted at least
from the media coverage the people sitting in the chairs need to be sitting in a jail cell. tansley is in a jail cell. he s been there for months. if he was, in fact, committing such a grave crime, why didn t the officers who are standing right next to him place him under arrest until now? no one could even prove that even happened. but it did. we re going to digest this surveillance video from the u.s. capitol on january 6th in pieces tonight, we re going to show you more in just a moment. but first, we re going to pause and bring in the new york post. miranda devine, who s been on top of the story from the very beginning. by the way, this will be the front page of tomorrow s new york post . miranda devine joins us now. thanks so much for coming on . so the disconnect between what they told us happened inside and what we now know happened inside thanks to the surveillance video fast. but in the case of jacob chancey, it s very troubling since his life has been destroyed and he
nine officers who are within touching distance of unarmed jacob tansley. not one of them even tried to slow him down. chancellor understood that capitol police were his allies . video shows him giving thanks for them in a prayer on the floor of the senate. watch. thank you, father, for desperately needed police officers to allow. in contrast, the reality of what jacob tansley did in the capitol building on january 6th, the indisputable facts recorded on video, some of which has never before been seen with the depiction of jacob charnley that you ve seen in the media for more than two years. he s a terrorist. they said he should be killed. shoot him, shoot him. like if it you burst into the united states , if he was dressed like bin laden, if you shot him, shoot him, shoot him. it makes you wonder who are the violent extremists here? not jacob tansley and the video proves that. but you would never have known
stolen from them. they believe in the system. here s the man you ve heard referred to as the q and uncommon outside the senate chamber. these are not rioters. these are people who wandered over from a political rally. we will not let them silence your voices. after the rally. they walk down pennsylvania avenue where organizers had secured a federal permit to hold a legal rally on the grounds of the capitol. i know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. once at the capitol building, things began to get chaotic. capitol police officers fired tear gas into the crowd, a few at the front of the herd broke windows. someone opened the doors and many hundreds of others just walked in the story. of course, they did make it the story. and at the center of it, the single most famous person arrested that day was a navy veteran from arizona called jacob tansley, often referred to as the cool and uncom