This is a bonus edition of the Daily Signal Podcast. I'm Mary Margaret O'Lahan and I sat down with Congressman

Chip Roy of Texas to discuss the DOJ's

continued lawfare against Donald Trump's allies.

We'll discuss Steve Bannon, Peter Navarro, and more.

Here's my interview with Congressman Roy.

Congressman Roy,

Congressman Roy, thank you so much for joining us.

Happy to be on.

So we saw last Thursday that a federal judge ordered Steve Bannon to begin serving his

prison sentence by July 1st for defying the January 6th Committee subpoenas.

Can we get your reaction to this news?

Yeah, well this is a, you know, extension of what we saw unfold with the improperly structured and improperly empowered January 6th

committee, which means that kind of everything that flowed from that was sort of, you know,

fruit of the poisonous tree, if you will. And of, you know, fruit of the poisonous tree, if you will.

And then, you know, everything that we're now looking at with respect to the subpoenas that

were issued for Steve and then obviously then the contempt for which he was then found, you know, guilty after DOJ prosecuted. I mean, now it's got to go to jail on July 1st. We believe that's all something that should never

have been pursued because of the nature of the January 6th Committee being not

not just partisan, not just a

political you know kind of witch hunt but really it was just

foundationally flawed and didn't even follow all of the structures that were originally put in place

which means that once that subpoena got to the house, it was flawed when it got to the house floor.

And again, none of this was for something that was very specific to a standing committee exercising its duly

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