Jury convicts Steve Bannon in Jan. 6 contempt of Congress case ...Plus, Secret Service text deletion scandal deepens; criminal investigation opened

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Jury convicts Steve Bannon in Jan. 6 contempt of Congress case The last time Steve Bannon ran into legal trouble, he benefited from an 11th-hour presidential pardon. That probably won't be much an option this time. See More Jan. 6 hearing shows Trump playing active role despite outwardly passive appearance An MSNBC panel discusses how the evidence presented at the eighth January 6th hearing shows an awareness by the Capitol rioters of what Donald Trump wanted them to do, and that the time it took Trump to disband the attack was not a failure to act but a deliberate waiting, hoping to see his plan play out.  See More Josh Hawley feared, ran from the Capitol mob he helped summon When Josh Hawley felt protected, he signaled his support for a Jan. 6 mob. But when the Capitol was breached, a scared senator literally ran away. See More Secret Service text deletion scandal deepens; criminal investigation opened Carol Leonnig, Washington Post investigative reporter, talks with Rachel Maddow and an MSNBC panel about the latest developments in the investigation of the deletion of text messages by Secret Service officials on January 5th and 6th.   See More LATEST NEWS Why the Joint Chiefs chair talked to Pence, not Trump, on Jan. 6 As midterms near, Democrats flip the script on the 'culture war' New Jan. 6 video shows congressional leaders salvaging democracy after Trump mob leaves Follow MSNBC This email was sent to: apo.eagles.flyp@blogger.com This email was sent by: MSNBC 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10112 This is an automated email. Do not reply directly to this email. Privacy | Unsubscribe | Manage Subscription | Contact Privacy Unsubscribe Manage Subscription Contact