House Cites Ex-Trump Aide Meadows for Criminal Contempt

The video discusses the complexities involved in the possibility of a conviction when Congress issues a criminal contempt. It highlights the role of the Department of Justice and the courts in this process. The concept of executive privilege is explored, particularly in relation to Trump's former chief of staff, Meadows, and his refusal to testify. The video also addresses the challenges Congress faces in conducting oversight work, as legal proceedings can delay investigations for years.

In what ways can congressional investigations be stalled by individuals refusing to testify?

What are the potential consequences of delays in congressional oversight work?