Here is a look at which Trump figures have been held in contempt by the Jan. 6 panel, the reasons they are refusing to cooperate and what's next.
The bombastic former White House adviser who promoted Jan. 6 on his podcast — and had predicted the day before the insurrection"all hell is going to break loose" — was the first to face contempt, and the only one so far to be indicted by the Justice Department.
While Bannon's case was more clear-cut — he never engaged with the committee at all — Meadows had turned over thousands of text messages, emails and other documents about Jan. 6 and the panel wanted to hear from him further. One of Trump's close aides, former communications adviser Dan Scavino, was with the president the day of the attack on the Capitol and may have"materials relevant to his videotaping and tweeting" messages that day, the committee said.
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