This one trump chump is starting to see the light, faced with extended jail time people get to looking at things differently.



The Capitol decked out in a fur hat with horns is now willing to testify against his former hero Donald Trump at the former president’s impeachment trial, according to his lawyer.

Jacob Chansley of Arizona, who calls himself the “QAnon Shaman,” feels that he has been “betrayed” by Trump, who failed to pardon him and others who attacked the Capitol, said attorney Al Watkins, The Associated Press reported.

Watkins said in a statement Thursday that Chansley is willing to discuss “whether the words of former President Trump were understood by Mr. Chansley to be nothing short of an invitation to go to the Capitol with the president to fight like hell,” the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.

Chansley — also known as Jake Angeli — had been “horrendously smitten” with Trump, and believed he was following the then-president’s orders in the insurrection at the Capitol, Watkins explained.

Watkins said he hasn’t yet spoken to any member in the Senate since announcing his offer Thursday.

Trump’s impeachment trial in the Senate is set to begin the week of Feb. 8. Testimony from someone like Chansley, who believes he was following orders, could be critical in determining if Trump is guilty of the “incitement of insurrection” article of impeachment that was filed against him by the House.

Chansley told investigators he came to the Capitol “at the request of the president that all ‘patriots’ come to D.C. on January 6,” according to court records.

This one trump chump is starting to see the light, faced with extended jail time people get to looking at things differently.



The Capitol decked out in a fur hat with horns is now willing to testify against his former hero Donald Trump at the former president’s impeachment trial, according to his lawyer.

Jacob Chansley of Arizona, who calls himself the “QAnon Shaman,” feels that he has been “betrayed” by Trump, who failed to pardon him and others who attacked the Capitol, said attorney Al Watkins, The Associated Press reported.

Watkins said in a statement Thursday that Chansley is willing to discuss “whether the words of former President Trump were understood by Mr. Chansley to be nothing short of an invitation to go to the Capitol with the president to fight like hell,” the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.

Chansley — also known as Jake Angeli — had been “horrendously smitten” with Trump, and believed he was following the then-president’s orders in the insurrection at the Capitol, Watkins explained.

Watkins said he hasn’t yet spoken to any member in the Senate since announcing his offer Thursday.

Trump’s impeachment trial in the Senate is set to begin the week of Feb. 8. Testimony from someone like Chansley, who believes he was following orders, could be critical in determining if Trump is guilty of the “incitement of insurrection” article of impeachment that was filed against him by the House.

Chansley told investigators he came to the Capitol “at the request of the president that all ‘patriots’ come to D.C. on January 6,” according to court records.

Meantime, back in the real world, with proof,
The first case of the 2016 election fraud is coming to fruition, a West Palm Beach man has been arrested for duping voters who intended to vote for HRC! ( not my cup o tea), but to the point, he technically changed their votes to Trump,even when the bottom line of the survey used to dupe[ via slight. Of hand], cleanly stated:
Paid for by Hillary Clinton.

While fascinating, it is good to see something finally being done about former fraudsters, giving way to hope other arrests will follow, which have already uncovered two in the small town of Woodstock, Ohio, so things are happening out there, just not as some expect.

Unlike the insurrection everyone saw coming. - NOT. And needs to be formerly and informally addressed to bring back actual Justice to fit the crime committed by more than a few elected officials who should be made example of. IMHO

Michale10, I listened to the entire Trump rally on January 6th, (you can still pull it up on Right Side Broadcasting Network) and there was nothing in it that incites violence. Nothing. Trump advocated the public redress their government by encouraging the weak Republican senators, to join in challenging the integrity of electoral college votes submitted from Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, Nevada and Arizona; President Trump certainly did not try to impede the Senate's work, but encourage it.

"The Democrats are hopeless. They’re never voting for anything, not even one vote. But we’re going to try and give our Republicans, the weak ones, because the strong ones don’t need any of our help, we’re going to try and give them the kind of pride and boldness that they need to take back our country."

Why are you not condemning the Democrat mayors and governors for the ANTIFA and BLM riots in Portland and Seattle? Once again, the Democrats are following Saul Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals," flipping the blame against the perpetrators of crime to falsely accusing the innocent.

Started to see the light, that’s pretty funny since he’s a known “ protester” of rallies..
a bit off his rocker I also suspect...I mean to read of him is most enlightening... lolol. Of course the guy is willing to say anything to get out of the charges now filed against him and rightfully so as it would appear right now...

One question to the guy like~ did Trump incite you to attend the other rallies you participated in over the course of just last year?? Or get into his beliefs in general and
He’s done..

12 News has documented Angeli at numerous rallies, marches and events throughout the past year, ranging from Trump rallies to BLM marches. At these events, he claims to be part of QAnon and is usually shouting about conspiracy theories, with a sign that says "Q Sent Me."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/gen.medium.com/amp/p/24bac5fc50e6