Steve Bannon starts prison for impeding Capitol assault inquiry.

According to the verdict handed out in October 2022, the populist ideologue and influential figure in the ultra-conservative movement was given a prison sentence of four months. The phrase “a political prisoner” was how he referred to himself.

“I’m proud to go to prison today (…) if that’s what it takes to stand up to Joe Biden.” On Monday, July 1, a photographer for Agence France-Presse reported that former Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon has reported to the federal prison in Danbury, Connecticut (northeastern United States) to begin serving his sentence for obstructing the congressional investigation into the storming of the Capitol. Bannon is currently serving his sentence for obstructing the investigation. It was he who referred to himself as “a political prisoner.”

After the suspension of his sentence, which was the result of one of his appeals, was denied by a judge, Steve Bannon, a populist ideologue who is 70 years old and an influential player in the ultra-conservative movement, is now required to serve four months in prison.

Outside of the prison building, he was greeted by a small crowd of supporters flying flags that read “Trump 2024.” He was also received by Marjorie Taylor Greene, who is considered to be one of the most ardent supporters of Trump in Congress, who hugged him in front of the cameras. He was wearing gray slacks and a black shirt.

On Monday, Steve Bannon reaffirmed his support for the Republican candidate, despite the fact that he is no longer formally employed by the candidate. He also pledged that he would use all of his influence to promote the candidate’s re-election, particularly through his podcast “War Room,” which will continue without him.

refusal to participate with the inquiry into the assault on the Capitol

“Our movement is having its moment,” he rejoiced, before he arrived at Danbury prison. He spoke on his show to congratulate himself on the results of the first round of early legislative elections in France, which was marked by the clear victory of the extreme right. He also congratulated himself on the other good results of this movement in other countries during the European elections.

As a result of Steve Bannon’s reluctance to help with the congressional investigation into the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021, he was found guilty of obstructing the investigative powers of Congress and sentenced to four months in jail in October 2022. This sentence was upheld on appeal on May 10, 2024.

Steve Bannon made a prediction that “all hell” would break free the day before January 6th. In addition, Steve Bannon had a phone conversation with the outgoing president on the same day when hundreds of supporters of Donald Trump invaded the seat of the United States Congress in an effort to prevent the certification of Joe Biden’s victory in the election that took place in November 2020. It was the intention of the MPs to question him over his role.

On the same day that he was sentenced to prison, the United States Supreme Court, which is dominated by conservatives, once again postponed the federal trial of Donald Trump, which was being held over allegations that he attempted to fraudulently change the results of the 2020 election.

Peter Navarro, another former adviser to the Trump White House, is currently serving a term of four months for refusing to reply to a congressional subpoena in the inquiry into the assault on the Capitol.

Steve Bannon starts prison for impeding Capitol assault inquiry.

By ki0nk

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