contempt of congress. he refused to comply with the subpoena from the committee investigating the insurrection. they say bannon's indictment should send a message to other potential witnesses not to defy congressional subpoenas. the panel wants to know about bannon's role in lead up to the capitol riot and presence in the so-called war room at a d.c. hotel as the attack was unfolding. >> a series of statements bannon made before the insurrection, pointing to comments on his podcast the day before the riot where he offered a preview of things to come. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it is not going to happen like you think it is going to happen. it is going to be quite extraordinarily different. all i can say is strap in. the war room, a posse, you have made this happen, tomorrow it is game day. >> steve bannon is expected to turn himself in and appear in court monday. for more on his indictment, bring in zachary cohen. >> he is part of the team that broke the story. zach, tell us more. >> he could face jail time related to his decision to defy a congressional subpoena related to the committee's investigation into january 6th. we were in the courtroom when the indictment was handed down on two counts related to contempt of congress. one regarding bannon's refusal to hand over documents the committee has called for, and the second, refusal to appear for congressional deposition. we have a long road to go before there's any decision made on this indictment and whether there's ultimately conviction. from the short term, the congressional committee is calling this a victory. they believe this will help them exponentially compelling other witnesses that may not want to talk to them to do so. >> zach, we want to put the focus on separate legal battles the former president was having. he scored two legal victories on different lawsuits. what can you tell us about those. >> the first involves a lawsuit, a former apprentice participant, she sued trump for defamation back in 2017 related to trump saying that he did not sexual assault her, denying allegations she raised against him. she's dropping the claim now, trump will not have to sit for deposition in that case. the second involves a lawsuit filed by his former personal attorney, michael cohen. looks like he won't be getting those now. >> this legal drama will continue to play out. appreciate you. thanks. >> so let's dig deeper on steve bannon's indictment with s shan wu. this indictment revuld new details about what the committee wants from steve bannon, documents and communications that fall into 17 different categories. help us understand what role the criminal case might have in the committee's fight to get that information. >> well, the most important part as we discussed is that it sends a message to other witnesses that there's accountability, that being subpoenaed by the united states congress means something. many people were impatient, worried the justice department would take a pass or delay it for too long and they have stood up now and do the right thing to prosecute it. it is an open and shut case, boris. he is a no show personally and no show in documents. that's what the contempt prosecution is focused on. they're not a wing of the select committee to get documents, they're focus add they should be on the criminal violation. >> and at that point, steve bannon doesn't turn over the necessary evidence, the documents, is there anything else the committee or others can do? >> not really. he can go to jail. he can be convicted, go to prison up to one year on each of the counts, he can be fined. they can't just magically force him to produce the documents. typically people facing criminal conviction and jail time would choose to cooperate at that point, i would think, but he may not. there is the possibility that they could have considered of executing a search warrant. sometimes law enforcement, prosecutors, if you're worried evidence will be destroyed or lost, you can seek to secure it that way. we probably would have heard about that if that already happened. if it hasn't happened yet, it would be very aggressive for them to do that. i don't think that the attorney general garland would want to be that aggressive. it is arguably outside the scope of the criminal referral and they could be concerned that doj, that that would look too partisan as though they were being a wing of the select committee. >> and at the same time, the former president is drawing out a legal battle in federal appeals court over the issue of executive privilege. you said prosecutors don't need to get into the civil issue of executive privilege in the case against bannon. he wasn't a white house official when everything post 2020 election was going on. would there be any reason to be invoked perhaps in defense of steve bannon? >> yes. absolutely. i think we can 100% expect that it will be invoked as his defense. prosecutors need to try to focus in their case on this is not a battle over executive privilege. bannon's team may argue that they should delay, stay the criminal case until all that resolves itself, possibly up to the supreme court. prosecutors need to push hard not to let that happen. they have to say look, here's the subpoena, here's his no show. that's the case. if he wants to invoke the privilege defense, they can stop him, but it is their job to not let it delay the criminal trial. >> i imagine watching his defense attorneys argue something he said on a podcast is covered by executive privilege, right? let's say the committee also refers former white house chief of staff mark meadows to the justice department after he refused to show up for his deposition this week. will prosecutors start fresh in choosing whether to indict meadows or will the bannon case ultimately inform that decision? >> probably the bannon case informs it for this reason. behind the scenes, the justice department has probably done a lot of studying of the issue. as we all heard, it is rare to prosecute criminally contempt of congress. think it hasn't been done in 30 some years. they look at the legal landscape at this point so they don't have to re-invent the wheel on this. now, every case is different. they need to consider the facts of meadows having actually been in the white house and executive branch at that time, but i think the basic foundation of whether it is a solid, legitimate charge to bring, that's already been done. >> as always, appreciate your perspective. thank you so much, sir. >> good to see you. >> of course. still coming up, surging prices and supply chain chaos. we tell you who is being hit hardest, how inflation could impact your holidays. after years of dealing with toxic water and long term health impacts, some justice for those impacted by the crisis in flint, michigan. later this hour we talk to the city's mayor. with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement. watch: serena williams... wonder woman.... serena... wonder woman... serena... ace. ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop shingles, and the risk only increases as you age. so what can protect you against shingles? 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>> thank you so much. look, it is not just atlanta or the u.s. dealing with these economic issues, it is a global thing struggling to recover from the pandemic. after months, still not running at full capacity. thousands of u.s. companies that rely on cheap raw materials, overseas manufacturing, and shipping are trapped in the current supply chain crisis. every day, we see cargo ships stuck at sea, packed crates waiting to be unloaded. just take a look. as of yesterday, there were 83, look at that, 83 container ships in the water off port of los angeles and long beach, california. i can tell you having grown up there, this is a sight i have never seen before. you can see it when you're along the beach. it is pretty astounding. my next guest is the chief executive and said he had to remove 70% of products from retailer websites because he doesn't have inventory. good morning to you, jonathan. i can't imagine how frustrating that must be, especially with christmas a few weeks away. how are you dealing with the mess? >> very difficultly. we are not sure which will hit us to which side of the head. >> it sounds like we're dealing with a rapid rebound that many weren't expecting from the pandemic, sounds like businesses should be booming because there's huge demand but the work force and supply chain just can't keep up, is that correct? >> no. i mean, the beginning of this issue started back in 2020 when, sorry, 2000, that we entered the wto, and shifted supply chain from quota system. our dependency on one region of the world put us in position whatever we end up needing, whether it is a single screw that can stop your factory from producing from fabric for furniture is required from a single source country. and it really is our retailers that are setting the rules of engagement on this national security issue. >> so how much is this costing you? >> well, container right now is about $25,000. you get about 20 sofas into a container. just that freight rate and tariff is another $1300 a sofa. >> tell me what it is like. you were quoted in bloomberg saying there's no stability now, it is not a normal time in the business world, you were mentioning every day you're hit in the head with a bat. how are you planning, are you looking ahead to next quarter or next year? >> so, we moved supply chain into north america trying to source all our raw materials from the u.s., mexico, canada in an effort to actually ease our dependency on a single source. the problem is there are no factories supplying raw materials and banks don't want to lend to entrepreneurs that want to open a factory. they would rather lend to an entrepreneur that wants to open an app. >> how widespread is this problem for businesses like you where anyone who relies on customers to purchase from them. >> it is across the board. i have been seeing supply chain shortages for months, empty shelves across the country, when i am visiting towns and customers. the issue is that retailers don't want to pivot supply chain. until they lean in and really want to get supply chain moved, you won't have that. with one consumer alone accounting for over 60% of the food sold in america, that particular customer unless they lean into north america, no one can do it. >> what can your customers expect for christmas, do you think we'll see people not getting gifts on time in general? 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it is only business matters. people are making thousands of dollars per day. >> reporter: this man whose identity we need to hide worked as a contractor for u.s. aid. he is a special interest visa applicant. the kind of afghan citizen the biden administration says they're working to evacuate. >> what is the u.s. doing that you know of to try to get you and your family out? >> unfortunately they are not doing now anything. on the 31st, said everything is closed and finished. we will not receive anything back from the ambassador from any other organization. >> he went online, he found a man named zackary young, one of many advertising evacuations from afghanistan, posting just this week we can deliver. one linked in user posted messages with young where he said it would be $75,000 for a car to pakistan. he told another, 14 and a half thousand per person to get to united arab emirates or albania, well out of the reach of most afghans. we got his number and called, he didn't pick up. in a text message, he said afghans trying to leave are expected to have sponsors pay for them. if someone reaches out, we need to understand if they've got a sponsor to pay evacuation costs which are highly volatile, based on environmental realities. young repeatedly declined to breakdown costs or say if he is making money. back in california, the young afghan american tells us even though he can't pay, he's still pleading to get his family out. >> i have sent tons of texts asking these people, begging them to evacuate my family. if i am not able to evacuate them in the next two weeks, i think i will lose them all. i think i will lose all my family. >> reporter: that young man told me the taliban has issued summons for his family, which is in hiding, indicating his father believes that the taliban is really after them. the biden administration continues to work on evacuating people, but there are just so many more that want to leave afghanistan. and that drives the prices higher and higher. in another message, that person offering evacuation, zachary young, wrote availability is extremely limited and demand is high. that's how economics works unfortunately. >> alex marquardt, thank you for that. in honor of veterans day, the white house announced it is taking new steps to help former service members exposed to environmental hazards while on duty, things like burn pits. the biden administration is hoping to learn more about health effects of these exposures and provide better access to health services and benefits to veterans that may have been effected. this is a personal issue for the president. he said that he thinks burn pits in iraq might have played a role in the death of his son beau who died f brain cancer. with us, someone that's too familiar with this. kate hendricks thomas, behavioral medicine researcher at george mason university. thank you for joining us this morning. you experienced burn pits serving in iraq. what was that like? >> well, the biggest memory that i have is the regular cleanings that we performed of these stand-alone air conditioning units that we had in buildings. when we cleaned out the filters, they would be full of black particulate matter, chunks of gross stuff. we would laugh amongst ourselves about oh, wow, this is what we're breathing in, that can't be good. but we were 25 and invincible at the time. we weren't really concerned. >> kate, you were diagnosed with breast cancer after your service, despite having no family history with that illness. it was during an annual exam about ten years ago that a nurse told you that based on where you were stationed, they were seeing a lot of veteran women with breast cancer. i am wondering what went through your mind during the diagnosis and then in the three years it took to get your benefits claim approved. >> well, initially when she referred me for a mammogram, i thought i didn't need it. i actually skipped the first appointment because i was so busy and when i went to my appointment and they scheduled me for follow on and eventually diagnosed me with terminal breast cancer, i was in shock. i would say i was in shock for a period of time. i was just very surprised by the entire experience. i immediately applied for benefits at the va because my oncologist wrote a letter and said we have done next generation sequencing and genetic testing, there's no way she should have this advanced case of breast cancer, were it not result of an exposure. i figured with my oncologist being willing to write a letter like that, va benefits would be forthcoming. i didn't realize i would have a three year fight ahead of me with numerous appeals, numerous additional pieces of information. it was very difficult to get my cancer labeled service connected. >> that must be incredibly frustrating, especially because of the sacrifices and service that you made for the nation. help us understand the importance of the steps that the white house has taken to get veterans like you access to care they need and what else needs to be done? 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have to say last night i was doing research on this story and refreshing the details of what had happened in 2015. my jaw again dropped to the floor. you also have people that are suffering from permanent health problems as a result of the water crisis, talking behavioral disorder, hearing problems, growth development. we know that lead exposure can lead to these problems. have you spoken with these families recently and what's your message to them who are facing possibly a lifetime of expensive medical bills? >> well, my messaging is yeah, we have to stay committed to those that have been negatively impacted through the crisis as municipality and state and federal government, putting aside money to make sure we can offset anything moving forward for any health crisis they may have for the children or adults. this is a tragedy, nonetheless, can't minimize what has happened in the city of flint. what we can do is move forward, try to make sure we compensate those families accordingly, 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