It's Friday, October 15th. I'm Trevelle Anderson.

And I'm Priyanka Eribindi and this is what a day where we're advising any cargo ship

captains who are stuck at ports to take up a quarantine hobby, mines banana bread.

Or maybe you want to just start your own podcast, everyone else has one. Why don't you get

one too? Everyone. Yeah, we'd love to hear it.

So on today's show, what the tightening race for Virginia's governor means for Democrats

throughout the country, plus LinkedIn will be leaving China.

But first, we wanted to give an update on Congress's efforts to hold accountable those

fools who attacked the Capitol earlier this year. The committee that is investigating the

Capitol Hill riot that took place on January 6th has been sending out subpoenas to a number of

folks involved and those who stoked the baseless claims that motivated the act of treason.

Okay, so we've mentioned on the show how a number of these folks have been trying to avoid all of

this and now all of it seems to be coming to a head. What has been happening?

Well, yesterday the committee announced that it's planning to hold Steve Bannon in criminal

contempt for refusing to comply. You'll recall probably dramatically that Bannon served as the

chief strategist for the Trump administration for a few months. What a time.

He was scheduled to sit for a deposition with the committee yesterday, but his lawyer sent a

letter the day before saying that Bannon will not provide testimony or documents until the committee

reaches an agreement with Trump over claims of executive privilege or a court makes him.

Okay, so what are the proceedings to hold him in contempt look like?

It's actually an extended process of sorts. It's a little boring, so don't dulls off while I go

through this. The committee will hold a business meeting next week where they will adopt what is

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