And good evening. It has happened again another one-time advisor to the former president

is learning that a lawful subpoena to testify before Congress is not something to defy Peter

Navarro today joins Steve Bannon in the dubious distinction of being indicted on criminal

contempt of Congress charges in the January 6 investigation. He was arrested at a Washington

area airport on his way to Nashville made a court appearance today. Now this comes as

the House January 6 committee prepares to hold televised hearings next week starting

Thursday night in prime time at Eastern Sinan trying nobles at the capital force with

the very latest. So what are the two contempt charges Navarro's face in?

So Anderson these are two felony charges that are both related to Peter Navarro's defiance

of the subpoena that was sent to him by the January 6 select committee. One has to do

with his refusal to hand over documents that the committee is interested as part of

their investigation. The other has to do with his refusal to sit for a deposition and

interview with the committee. Both are serious charges that could result in significant

jail time and a hefty fine. So far Navarro has been very defiant just as he was prior to

the subpoena being issued. What's interesting about his situation is that he did not engage

with the committee at all. He claimed that he had an executive privilege protection that

was extended to him by the former president Donald Trump. Obviously the committee felt

differently as did the Department of Justice. Hence the reason that he's under indictment

tonight. So what happened in court and what's next? Well there was some theatrics. Peter

Navarro is no doubt a character of the former trade advisor to the former president Donald

Trump. He complained about the way the FBI handled his situation, the way they knocked

on his door for a subpoena for his at his apartment in Washington DC. The fact he complained

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