From your link:" Mr. Chansley’s lawyer, though, stressed that...

From your link:

" Mr. Chansley’s lawyer, though, stressed that the transfer was part of the Bureau of Prisons protocol and not due to the video."

"Robert Sanders, a law professor at the University of New Haven, said Chansley has no ground to sue, and the newly released video clip shows him acting lawfully after he previously did not.“The representation is disingenuous,” he said. “It lacks context.”


Lawyer mad this claim

"Chansley’s lawyer, Albert S. Watkins, told The Washington Times that the federal prosecutors had a duty to turn over the video so lawyers could thoroughly defend their clients."

DOJ says this

"In multiple filings, the DOJ argues that footage aired by a "television host" on Monday has been available to defendants during the nearly two-year discovery period in cases. "

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/justice/doj-argues-new-jan-6-footage-release-shouldnt-extend-trials

"Thousands of hours of U.S. Capitol riot videos swamp attorneys

Defense lawyers were given instructions for accessing that video database on Oct. 18."

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/thousands-hours-us-capitol-riot-videos-swamp-prosecutors-defense-attorneys-2021-10-26/