Steve Bannon committed a crime today. People have to understand that. Because it is important that people obey subpoenas they get whether from a court or from Congress. These are orders of law. You have to comply with them.
Jamie Raskin: “Steve Bannon committed a crime today. People have to understand that. Because it is important that people obey subpoenas…”
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Raskin asserts that Bannon's defiance of the subpoena constitutes a crime and emphasizes the importance of compliance with legal orders.
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