I think that today’s decision, the decision by the Department of Justice and the grand jury to proceed with the indictment certainly sends a compelling message to each and every witness out there that witnesses can no longer ignore Congress with impunity.
Joe Neguse discusses the significance of the indictment against Steve Bannon and its implications for congressional authority.
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