HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A Houston-area man accused of supporting the terrorist organization ISIS pleaded guilty Wednesday to two federal counts, nearly two years after he was arrested during a raid on his apartment.

Anas Said, a former pizza parlor employee, stood before U.S. District Judge David Hittner in his federal courtroom and admitted to concealing videos he made promoting ISIS and to lying to FBI agents who questioned him about it.

During the plea agreement in court, Said acknowledged that he tried to hide the ISIS-related promotional videos by removing his personal logo from them, and that he lied to an FBI agent when confronted about the videos.