Bannon will be held in contempt. What does that mean, and what powers does Congress have?
The committee on the Capitol riot scheduled a Tuesday hearing to vote on holding Steve Bannon, a former adviser to Trump, in congressional contempt.
Bannon will be held in contempt. What does that mean, and what powers does Congress have?
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