Steve Bannon, the former advisor to former President Trump, has turned himself in to the Feds on contempt charges after defying a subpoena from the January 6th Commission. He appeared in court and came out promising to fight. He's the first to face contempt charges connected to the January 6th Commission. But will he be the last? Renato Mariotti, attorney, former federal prosecutor and host of the "On Topic" podcast explains. 

 

<p>Steve Bannon, the former advisor to former President Trump, has turned himself in to the Feds on contempt charges after defying a subpoena from the January 6th Commission. He appeared in court and came out promising to fight. He's the first to face contempt charges connected to the January 6th Commission. But will he be the last? Renato Mariotti, attorney, former federal prosecutor and host of the "On Topic" podcast explains.&nbsp;</p>
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