Bannon indictment may "influence other witnesses" to cooperate, Schiff says

• The committee has subpoenaed dozens of other former Trump aides. It's unclear how many will now choose to cooperate in light of the charges against Bannon, Axios' Shawna Chen writes.
• Schiff also said that offering limited immunity to witnesses will be decided on a case-by-case basis, adding that he "wouldn’t want to prevent the Justice Department from prosecuting people who committed criminal conduct."

What they're saying: Witnesses "see that if they don't cooperate, if they don't fulfill their lawful duty when subpoenaed, that they too may be prosecuted," Schiff told host Chuck Todd.

• "Bannon did what he did because, for four years, that's what worked," he added. "It was essentially a lawless presidency and they were proud of it."
• "We need a reestablishment of the rule of law in this country and I'm glad to see that that's happening."

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