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SC gives Vijay Mallya last chance to defend himself in contempt case - A bench headed by Justice UU Lalit adjourned the matter for February 24 while adjourning the contempt case.
A member of congress, white house chief of staff, discussing a plan to disenfranchise millions of voters. president biden weighed in on meadows and the contempt issue a short time ago. let's take a listen to what he said. >> i don't know enough -- just what i've seen, i've not spoken to gone. it seems he's worthy of being held in contempt. >> biden had previously weighs in on steve bannon's contempt case suggesting he should be prosecuted. and there was some criticism of that for the president to weigh in on a pending justice department case. the justice department is, of course, supposed to a...
$2,000 in fines. the contempt law actually allows a fine of $100,000 for each count. that could mean having to sell a lot of those new books. in the doj indicts meadows, he would be the first white house chief of staff charged with a crime since hr halderman. other members of the january 6th committee are revealing even more text messages from meadows' phone. for a report on that, we go to paula reid on capitol hill. paula, we're waiting for the critical vote. it occurs to me that we saw nine republicans join democrats to vote to hold steve bannon in contempt. i'm wondering what's the over/und...
But for tonight, meadows should consider the case of steve bannon who now faces up to two years behind bars and up to $2,000 in fines. the contempt law actually allows a fine of $100,000 for each count. that could mean having to sell a lot of those new books. in the doj indicts meadows, he would be the first white house chief of staff charged with a crime since h.r. haldeman. other members of the january 6th committee are revealing even more text messages from meadows' phone. for a report on that, we go to paula reid on capitol hill. paula, we're waiting for the critical vote. it occurs to me ...