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Steve Bannon is 'proud to fight tyranny' and to go to prison as the Trump ally reports for four-month sentence after defying a January 6 congressional subpoena
Steve Bannon said he is 'proud to go to prison' outside the Connecticut federal prison where he will be held for his four-month sentence.
The former Trump adviser said to supporters: 'I am proud to go to prison – if this is what it takes to stand up to tyranny.'
'If this is what it takes to stand up to the Garland corrupt, criminal DOJ. If this is what it takes to stand up to Nancy Pelosi. If this is what it takes to stand up to Joe Biden, I'm proud to do it.'
Bannon will serve a relatively short sentence after a tough fight to avoid prison – including a Supreme Court appeal – for defying a congressional subpoena to appear for the House Select Committee investigating the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot.
Steve Bannon said he is 'proud to go to prison' outside the Connecticut low security federal prison where he will be held for his four month sentence
Bannon will be jailed at Danbury federal prison, a low security federal lockup with a satellite camp and a bakery.
Ghislaine Maxwell tried to serve her 20-year sentence there when she was convicted of aiding Jeffrey Epstein in trafficking in underage girls.
Podcaster Ian Bick, who served a stint there for wire fraud, called the facility 'cushy.'
'If you're at a camp, that's not even really prison,' he said, pointing to the food at the prison commissary and the prison bakery. 'Danbury's kind of known as a sweet spot because there's not a lot of inmates there,' he added.
Among those who have spent time there are singer Lauryn Hill, and Leona Helmsley after her conviction for tax fraud.
Sometimes termed 'Club Fed,' the prison was partly the inspiration for the Litchfield Prison depicted in the Netflix series Orange is the New Black.
Bannon will be jailed at low security federal lockup with a satellite camp and a bakery
Podcaster Ian Bick, who served a stint there for wire fraud, called the facility 'cushy,' corrections1 reported
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) showed up outside the federal prison where Bannon reported Monday morning for his prison sentence for contempt of Congress.
'This is a DISGRACE to our country, and an affront to the principles of justice it was founded upon,' Greene wrote on X about Bannon's sentence. 'Republican voters need to fight harder than ever: this election is not over.'
House Republicans have promised to file a legal brief to help Bannon avoid jail time.