I have no doubt that Mr. Bannon`s scorn for our subpoena is real. But no one, and I repeat no one, is above the law and we need to hear from him.
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Adam Kinzinger asserted the necessity of accountability and the rule of law in relation to Steve Bannon's defiance of a subpoena.
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