Trump Aide Turns Himself In To Face Charges In US Capitol Riot Probe
NDTV
On Friday, a federal grand jury indicted Steve Bannon, 67, for refusing to testify or supply documents to the House Select Committee investigating the violent attack on the US Congress by Donald Trump supporters.
A defiant Steve Bannon, former president Donald Trump's long-time advisor, turned himself into the FBI Monday to face charges of contempt of Congress after refusing to testify on the January 6 Capitol assault.
"This is all noise," he said of his indictment, as he arrived at the FBI's Washington field office.
"I want you guys to stay focused on the message," he said, promoting his "War Room" website. "We're taking down the Biden regime."
On Friday, a federal grand jury indicted Bannon, 67, for refusing to testify or supply documents to the House Select Committee investigating the violent attack on the US Congress by Trump supporters on the day it was to certify Joe Biden as the victor in the November 2020 presidential election.
