How does the indictment compell bannon

[Beachnutt]

to testify ?
Doesn't he face prosecution for defying a subpeona which he can play the appeals game for a year or two with ?

[iemanja]

1. He faces up to a year in prison

per count.

[Liberty Belle]

2. And a minimum of 30 days per count; there are 2 counts.

60 days in jail may be enough to get him to testify and turn over the docs rather than languish there much longer.

[Beachnutt]

3. Yes but thats for what he has already done

in defying the subpeona, he can appeal that all the way up through the courts before he spends a day in jail.

[iemanja]

4. Maybe

but I wouldn't count on that if I were him.

Each time he refuses to turn up, he risks another count and with it more jail time.

I'm sure the DU lawyers can respond to this more authoritatively.

[Cracklin Charlie]

5. He is calculating.

Prison for contempt vs. prison for whatever he might have to testify to.

[Beachnutt]

7. First he has to stand trial and that'll

take a year and by then the rethugs will steal enough elections to take power and shut the whole thing down.
The only way I see this compelling him is if he is denied bail and sits in jail awaiting trial.Hell they are letting him come in on his on time frame not arresting him .

[triron]

9. He needs to be put in jail asap. This troubles me also.

[RockRaven]

6. It doesn't compel him. That's the short answer.

He can take his lumps and keep quiet, if he thinks the penalty isn't too bad and the MAGA martyr grift opportunity is worth it.

[Grasswire2]

8. See Seth Abramson tonight.

Bannon wants very badly to go to prison for Trump and the cause.

[RepublicParty_Stank]

11. As long as he gets two years

I’m ok with that.

He’ll lose millions in that time without the ability to host his griftcast.

[Ohio Joe]

10. It's his texts, emails, etc. that count

And they had the companies he does business with (phone, internet etc.) save everything for when they won.