Another day, another senior Trump White House official imprisoned by the Libs.

First, it was Peter Navarro, President Trump's trade advisor who is currently serving a four-month

sentence for refusing to comply with a congressional subpoena.

Then of course there's President Trump,

the first former president ever to be convicted of a crime,

a feat made all the more historic

since the liberals can't even say what crime he committed.

And now there's Steve Bannon,

Trump's chief White House strategist sent to jail

like Navarro for ignoring a congressional subpoena,

which is a very serious crime that only Joe Biden's attorney general Merrick Garland is allowed to commit, as he explained on Tuesday.

We have gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure that the committees get responses to their

legitimate requests.

But this is not one.

To the contrary, this is one that would harm our ability in the future to successfully pursue sensitive investigations.

Now, there have been a series of unprecedented and frankly unfounded attacks on the Justice Department.

This request, this effort to use contempt as a method of obtaining our sensitive law enforcement files is just the most recent.

The effort to threaten to defund our investigations and the way in which there are

contributions to an atmosphere that puts our agents and our prosecutors at risk. These are wrong. There you have it. It is wrong for the

Congress to try to dominate the executive branch. It threatens the

separation of powers as Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon

argued when they did the same thing the Garland is now doing. It's unprecedented, just as Navarro observed when he became the first senior White House advisor ever to be jailed for this supposed crime.

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