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time 8:00 eastern. ryan nobles is at the capital for us with the very latest. what r are the two contempt charges? >> reporter: these are two felony charges both related to peter navarros defiance of the subpoena sent to him by the january 6th select committee. one has to do with his refusal to hand over documents that the committee is interested as part of their investigation. the other has to do with his refusal to sit for a deposition and interview with the committee. both are serio...

But you learn things two, sometimes months, sometimes year later. in watergate, if youll indulge me for a moment, it was two years after watergate or at, after nixon resigned that the senate watergate established that part of the espionage and sabotage campaign nixon was running, they had hired senator muskeys chauffeur as a spy $1,000 a month. this is the guy whos carrying documents from muskeys senate office to his presidential headquarters, and there was so much to give john mitchell and the ...

The whistle blowing so they treat him -- what did you just do? >> i was thinking of whistle blowing. >> andy go ahead and defend them. you hateful freedom loathing little man. >> okay, here is my main problem. the uk used an anti-terrorism law to stop him. he is clearly not working with terrorists. same problem with the patriot act, where they invoke it no matter whether its terrorist related. its a problem, we need to talk about it, but not right now. >> good. >> other problems, gereenwald dd n...

Agree with greenwald and with the whistle blowing so they treat him -- what did you just do? >> i was thinking of whistle blowing. >> andy go ahead and defend them. you hateful freedom loathing little man. >> okay, here is my main problem. the uk used an anti-terrorism law to stop him. he is clearly not working with terrorists. same problem with the patriot act, where they invoke it no matter whether its terrorist related. its a problem, we need to talk about it, but not right now. >> good. >> o...

That mr. miranda was not simply on vacation, that there are reports that he may have been carrying documents. what do we know? is that even legitimate? >> its truly up -- the burden now is on the british government and the u.s. government, who were aware, to explain why they felt they had the right under a terror law to detain someone who had journalistic content. you know, we really have to see this in the context of an administration and a government who have consistently treated journalists p...

The whistle blowing so they treat him -- what did you just do? >> i was thinking of whistle blowing. >> andy go ahead and defend them. you hateful freedom loathing little man. >> okay, here is my main problem. the uk used an anti-terrorism law to stop him. he is clearly not working with terrorists. same problem with the patriot act, where they invoke it no matter whether its terrorist related. its a problem, we need to talk about it, but not right now. >> good. >> other problems, gereenwald dd n...