Anti-vaccine doctor sentenced to 2 months for storming the Capitol

• Gold, who is from California, delivered speeches to rioters that day, according to court documents.
• She had traveled to Washington D.C. from Tampa, Florida the day before to speak out against COVID-19 lockdowns and to promote the use of hydroxychloroquine.

What they're saying: Gold told the judge that she regrets her actions that day and had not intended to get involved in something that was “so destructive to our nation," AP reports.

• "It's the opposite of who I am," she said, adding that her reputation was "utterly shredded."

Flashback: After the Jan. 6 riot, Gold told the Washington Post that she didn't witness any violence at the Capitol and she didn't think she was breaking any laws.

• "I can certainly speak to the place that I was, and it most emphatically was not a riot," Gold said.
• "Where I was, was incredibly peaceful."