people have noted this, before and it continues to be, true that in the aftermath of a violent attempts, to overturn the election. with an angry crowd chanting hang mike pence, having erected a gallows outside the capitol, that some members were shaken, understandably, but i think a lot of republican members of sort of moved, on an as long as the crowd is, not in their ear chanting hang mike pence at that moment,, they preferred and i think about, eight years with kevin, kramer senate republican had to say about today s vote on bannon. i actually think the whole commission is a bit irrelevant, i don t see bannon being, i frankly don t know how many people are paying attention to it. there are very many people paying attention to the january six commission. is paying attention the point here, what is the point? the point is that the rule of all needs to be observed, and it s surprising to hear senators, talk so blindly about an attack on our capital that
and as long as the crowd isn t their ear chanting hang mike pence at that moment they prefer not to say it. senate republican kevin cramer, what he had to say about today s vote on bannon. i actually think the whole commission is a bit irrelevant. i don t see steve bannon being all that frankly, i don t know how many people are paying attention it. there aren t that many people paying attention to the january 6th commission. what is the point? well, the point is that the rule of law needs to be observed. it s surprising to hear senators talk that way about an attack on our capitol that resulted in the deaths of americans, the beating of police officers. but also essentially undermining congress role in doing jiefr sight, our oversight into the most brutal attack on our capitol in over 100 years. so, look, donald trump sets the tone, and the tone donald trump wants to set is do not consider
from arkansas. there are those that are hoping prison will invoke a change of heart. do you have any second thoughts? i can tell you, i don t. i become stronger with each day. stronger with each day. mr. bannon and his lawyers might want to take a look, though at that scene. contempt leading to someone sitting in that prison jumpsuit inside a prison for a long time. mcdougal was imprisoned under this third and final type of contempt, civil contempt. that uses the courts, but it s a civil lawsuit, just like any other lawsuit in america that you ve ever come across. civil. you can just sue people, right? this is aimed at forcing people to comply. she didn t back down, so she was
do you think he still believes what he said about you? i don t know and i don t care. bannon claiming he didn t know and didn t care. they re both out there doing their own things. now they re doing this one big thing together. defying the probe into january 6th, that infamous day that bannon hyped in advance and continues to defend on his show. saying we need to kill the biden presidency in the crib. yeah, because its legitimacy. it killed itself. people are going, you got to do this, call for martial law, insurrection. chill. this is exactly what they re
crime member is not someone who, you know, deserves any benefit of the doubt. so he has to come and tell the truth, under oath. interesting. let s play it out. as you just said, you think garland would look at the evidence and see the strong need to move forward. then in this scenario, do you see, because there s no pardon hopes for bannon in this situation, do you see him then buckling and reaching accommodation? or do you see him going full mcdougal? who knows. he s a wily character, and who could predict. but there s one other thing, this goes to the breaking news of the lawsuit filed by trump to try to delay and assert executive privilege over this material. except that the lawsuit, to use, i think the term we teach in law school, it s junky. i haven t seen a legal definition of executive privilege stretched this thing