Steve Bannon charged with contempt of Congress

Former Trump https://www.credly.com/users/thar-jons/badges strategist Steve Bannon has been charged with contempt of Congress after refusing to give evidence about the US Capitol riot. He was summoned to testify on what he knew about plans for the protest that ended with the storming of Congress. The House of Representatives voted last month https://maptia.com/green_fast_keto_ to send the case to the justice department, which opted on Friday to prosecute Mr Bannon, 67.

He could face up to a year in prison and a $100,000 (£74,500) fine.

Trump supporters raided the https://promosimple.com/ps/15752/green-fast-keto-effervescent-tablets-composition-reviews-side-effect-purchase-test-forum-review US Congress building on 6 January as lawmakers were meeting to certify the election result. Mr Trump, a Republican, has refused to acknowledge losing the election to Democratic President Joe Biden last year, making claims - without evidence - of mass voter fraud. This was the first such indictment to come out of the House of Representatives Select Committee's inquiry of the 6 January invasion of the Capitol complex. One of the contempt counts against Mr Bannon https://green-fast-keto-10.jimdosite.com/ is linked to his refusal to appear for a deposition and the other is for his refusal to produce documents for the committee. The political advisor - who was fired from the White House in 2017 but remained loyal to former President Donald Trump - is expected to surrender to authorities on Monday, when he will appear in court. In a statement released on Friday, US Attorney General Merrick Garland said the indictment reflected the justice department's "steadfast commitment" to the rule of law. Subpoena documents quote Mr Bannon - who currently hosts the right-wing War Room podcast - as saying on the eve of the riot that "all hell is going to break https://www.hrlrblog.com/forum/general-discussion/green-fast-keto-effervescent-tablets-composition-reviews-side-effect-purchase-test-forum-reviews-price loose tomorrow". The 67-year-old's lawyers argued that his communications involving the former president were protected.

What has Trump had to say?

Mr Trump has urged https://www.homify.in/ideabooks/8402319/green-fast-keto his former aides to reject all requests to submit to depositions. He argued they have the right to withhold information because of executive privilege - a legal principle that protects many White House communications. The US Court of Appeals in Washington is scheduled to hold a hearing at the end of this month to rule on Mr Trump's claim of executive privilege, after it was rejected by a lower court. The former president is also attempting to block a trove of phone records, visitor logs and other White House documents that congressional investigators are https://sketchfab.com/green_fast_keto chasing for their Capitol riot inquiry.

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