Jacob Chansley, known as the "Shaman", denies having any mental health issues despite his involvement in the January 6 events. He criticizes his former lawyer for inaccurately portraying him and emphasizes his sound mental health. Chansley believes he can represent the American people better than any current or aspiring Congress member.
January 6 " Shaman " Jacob Chansley regrets his involvement, but he rejects the "bogus narrative" of him having any mental health issues, he told Newsmax in an exclusive interview Monday. "My mental health is as sound now as it was then," Chansley told "National Report" in a wide-ranging interview. "The fact of the matter is, this notion of mental illness or having mental health issues is a bogus narrative.
" Chansley said it began with his former lawyer concocting it in a defense he does not agree with. "The fact of the matter is, my previous attorney Albert Watkins was inaccurate in his portrayal of me and his representation of me," Chansley said. "Whether or not he did that for his own purposes or to try to get me a reduced sentence is negligible. "What is important is the fact that my mental health is perfectly sound, and I guarantee you I will do a better job in the Congress than anybody that is running or is currently in there because I will actually speak for the American people as one of the American people
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