We're heading into a busy day of news.

Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon is expected to surrender to law enforcement today

after being indicted on two counts of contempt of Congress.

The question is, will we see him in court later today?

Plus, President Biden, nice tie, will sign the bipartisan infrastructure bill into law this afternoon.

The question is, what about a social spending plan?

And closing arguments begin today in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse.

The questions.

Was he forced to act in self-defense like his attorney say?

Or did he instigate the bloodshute as prosecutors argue?

What will the jury decide?

It's way too early for this.

Thank you. argue, what will the jury decide? It's way too early for this. Good morning and welcome to way too early. The show that is going to have a week.

I'm John Vermeer on this Monday, November 15th. We've got a lot of news. Let's get started.

A law enforcement official tells NBC News, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon is expected to surrender today in appear in court this afternoon.

A federal grand jury indicted Bannon on Friday, charging him with two counts of contempt of Congress.

One is for refusing to appear for a deposition before the Select Committee

investigating the January 6th Capitol Riot, and the other is for failure to produce documents.

NBC News reports this indictment is a first. No one who has ever asserted executive privilege

has ever been prosecuted for contempt of Congress before. If convicted, he could face up to a year behind

bars and a fine of up to $100,000, but a conviction would still not force him to testify.

Committee Chair Benny Thompson and Ranking Member Liz Cheney issued a joint statement on Friday

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