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The witnesses and trump won those essentially. the second option is send the sergeant at arms to arrest witnesses. that hasn't been done since the 1930s or 1940s. that is unlikely to happen here. the third option is make a referral to the department of justices and witnesses are now in criminal contempt and ask the department of justice it initiate a prosecution. then it is up to merrick garland to make the decision to do that. there is a good chance as to steve bannon, essentially, that the department of justice issues a contempt order. bannon at the time was not an official at the time. i th...

Ameridebt Debt Rises While Pukke, Baker, and Chadwick are Broken 3 months ago It appears the trial involving the actions of Andris Pukke, Peter Baker, and Luke Chadwick with their Sanctuary Belize scheme has come to a predicted painful end. In a flurry of court documents, the Judge has trounced the participants in the foreign land sales scheme that has roots in the non-profit debt management group Ameridebt. There is no need for me to engage in any hyperbole or opinion to write this post. I’m going to stick with the facts as the Judge and the Court have determined them to be after a trial o...

He's already served somerville was given a year probation, 150 hours community service, and fine. >> i accept your apology. >> reporter: if somerville now completes only 30 hours of community service and speaks to prospective jurors on the importance of jury duty, the judge says he will vacate his initial contempt order. >> glad it's over? >> yeah. glad it's over >> reporter: somerville who cares for his grandfather and works at an after school program with kids says he hopes he won't be judged for his one mistake. kerry sanders, nbc news, west palm beach, florida. all right. after the break...

They have become an arm of the 25 hours answering questions dccc. before the house intelligence he made a statement today, he committee, the special counsel's has testified before congress many times. office. i have nothing to hide, because they gain nothing with these we never committed any crimes in investigations. people are getting tired of it. the campaign, whatever clue did and when the people actually anyone, which is exactly what look at what happened today, how the mueller report says. they just trampled over time, i was happy to go, then they and then put a paid democratic decided to...

>> this is more -- there are two different main kinds of contempt. there's the civil process, then there's the criminal process. the challenge with the criminal process is that it is more punitive. it is about punishing. in fact, it is not even interested in whether or not the person complies ultimately with the contempt order. >> right. >> on the other hand, the civil proceeding is a little more flexible. it allows a person to actually argue the issues in court without seeking to immediately punish the contemnor, or person being subpoenaed or from whom documents are sought. in that sense, the...