goes away for one month no matter what. that is very unusual for a misdemeanor. now, there is going to be a process here if doj decides to charge. first of all, case needs to go to a grand jury who can indict steve bannon. because it is a misdemeanor, it doesn t technically have to go to a grand jury. in all likelihood, doj will want to do that. defense will bring motions. we ll hear steve bannon say executive privilege, attorney-client privilege. he ll get a chance to make the arguments. i think there is no merit. then there will be a jury, and they ll decide whether he is guilty or not guilty. then there is an appeal. this is going to take a bit. so the history here has been decades since this has been used. there is a bizarre history le here. the last time anyone was charged criminally with contempt of congress was 1983. i was 8 years old, long time ago. rita lavelle, epa administrator. thing is, rita lavelle went to