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Let me say this. go to the paragraph before. t me say this. all of this brings us to yesterday, less than 24 hours after the eight public hearing concluded, former white house chief strategist, steve bannon was found guilty by a federal jury on two counts of contempt in congress. for failing to comply with the select committee. he is said to be sentenced on october 21st. joining me now to discuss all of this, msnbc legal analyst barbara mccabe, former u.s. attorney in michigan. professor at the ...

Coconspirators. she has a lot less to work with, to be fair, then merrick garland does. merrick garland -- on the federal level, has an array of charges that he has to consider. with respect to her, shes looking at attempted use of fake electors in that situation, and conspiracy to put pressure on the secretary of state in georgia, to try to overturn the election. to be shipped very she has fewer choices to make, but its clear at this point shes clear and how she wants to move forward in terms o...

Of contempt of congress.just head to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter — im @ bbc tim willcox hi. we are forecasting rain this weekend, but not an awful lot of it, and most of it will fall in western areas of the uk, particularly the northwest. therell be some sunshine around, too, and many of us will actually escape the rain all together, rain that we really need because the gardens are very parched. so, heres the low pressure that will approach us. in fac...

Steve Bannon says he'll appeal his guilty verdict. The former adviser to ex-President Donald Trump was convicted on two counts of criminal contempt for defying subpoenas from the House committee investigating the riot at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.

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Its just the latest example of a two tiered justice system. for example, that guy right there, obama attorney general eric , he had never prosecuted for contempt of congress despite a criminal referral back in 2012 after failing tor turn over documentsfa relating o the fast and furious gunrunning scandal. but of course, as per usual, theres one rule for democrats, one rule for everyone. else. they have not applied this law since nineteen seventy four. the last person convicted is somebody i knew...

They didnt even put on a defensee because the judge had put up so many different obstacles in their way. so its certainly going toe be appealed and it might even be a good case of the u.s. supreme court to take. but i admire the fact that he stood on his principle and said, no, i believe this is a constitutional principle and im willing to risk even g goingoi to jail for it when thee was an easy out chase and he didnt have to go . no, he didnt have to go . youre afforded that right toas plead th...

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Missing man, here as david, said he did momentarily cooperate in turn over those thousands of tax some of them very damning. the text of republican luminaries across the spectrum begging, him you have to get in, there you have to condemn this. >> there is no official record of what the president was doing. >> exactly, and the guy who could fill that record the best as mark meadows, and he went away, he defied the committee, the committee held him in contempt, sent it over to doj, and doj said we...

Triangulation. cipollone did it, too. he didnt have to stand behind executive privilege. he wanted to do enough to avoid criminal contempt, but not so much as to piss off donald trump. that is a test of courage that mike pence is now -- >> and by the way, i think very quickly executive privilege goes away when doj gets to cipollone. >> if. >> well, i think they will. >> well, i think. >> why? >> there is no executive privilege for misconduct. there is no executive privilege to conceal wrongdoing...