branch. that's the kind of case that the supreme court is there for. so we're at step two here this week, and we should get more clarity where this is going to go when we hear those arguments on tuesday. >> yeah, one would think that the supreme court justices would understand the gravity of this situation and that would hopefully override everything. the january 6th committee is continuing to issue subpoenas to members of trump's circle, but not everyone is cooperating. one viewer wants to know, the january 6th committee has now held steve bannon in contempt but what about the other people who have refused to testify? mark meadows, for example? >> i read every one of these viewer questions, and sometimes i nod my head and say, amen. i think this viewer is on to something here. steve bannon has been held in contempt. he's been charged criminally with contempt. the thing is bannon is the easiest case. the question is what else is the committee going to do? two weeks ago, adam schiff went on the sunday shows, he said he is, quote, confident that the committee will move very quickly