Ex-Trump Aide Stephen Bannon Indicted for Contempt of Congress

Stephen Bannon, a former adviser to Donald Trump, has been indicted for defying subpoenas from the Congressional committee investigating the January 6 Capitol assault. The Justice Department charged him with two counts of contempt, potentially leading to two years in prison and fines. This indictment is significant for the investigation and signals that the DOJ will pursue charges against those resisting subpoenas. While Bannon was the first to resist, others in Trump's circle are also resisting. The DOJ's actions may not concern Trump directly, but they target his close associates.

What is the significance of Bannon being the first to resist the Congressional committee?

What is the current stance of Donald Trump regarding the DOJ's actions?