saying is four months. we have leo terrell, a civil rights attorney, standing by on the phone to talk with me right now. we knew this was coming, leo. i don t think there is any surprise that steve bannon actually would not want to speak on this. he pretty much has not said much on this. let s go to our reporter griff jenkins. yeah, just breaking four months. now, the prosecution was asking for six months jail time and $200,000 fine. now a much smaller fine of $6500 it appears from our court reporter inside as well as four months jail time. now, harris, you have to step back a little bit because the last time we saw anyone charged with contempt of congress was rita lavelle in 1983, an ab secure epa agency official from the reagan years.
harris: we were able to see that but couldn t hear it. i think we re having some technical difficulties here with audio in general. griff, thank you very much. we ll pull away now and leo terrell standing by on the phone. leo, civil rights attorney. break this down for us. we may hear from steve bannon and we ll take it live if and when it happens. what happened in the courtroom? normally we don t see ajudd indication of this sort of thing. that s for having me. you have an issue of defying a subpoena and the motivation behind it. you have to remember this subpoena was issued to steve bannon by the january 6th committee and you have to question the motivation behind it. and the idea of him being found guilty on this subpoena or failure to comply, contempt of a judiciary subpoena is something that will be appealed. he will appeal it. remember, he had an argument of executive privilege and on the