“He will be prosecuted, that’s our expectation,” says Rep. Schiff on the Jan. 6 committee moving to hold Steve Bannon in criminal contempt for defying the subpoena. 'He apparently feels he’s above the law. But he’s about to find out otherwise.”
“He will be prosecuted, that’s our expectation,” says Rep. Adam Schiff on the Jan. 6 committee moving to hold Steve Bannon in criminal contempt for defying the subpoena. "He apparently feels he’s above the law.
But he’s about to find out otherwise.”Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
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