 When you need you, you'd have to have a legal battle for that, would you not? Then we get into the civil contempt because that involves a judge. The inherent power of Congress doesn't involve a judge. Something as simple as bond. So so let's assume that you can get past Merrick Garland security detail and you can go arrest him and you put him in this jail cell that exists somewhere in the Capitol. Is he not entitled to a bond hearing?