 He appealed, claiming he relied on the advice of his lawyer and therefore believed he didn't have to comply with the subpoena. But on July 20th, a divided panel of the D.C. Circuit ruled that it was enough that Bannon knew he was supposed to respond to the subpoena but failed to do so. Bannon is the second Trump confidant to be ordered to serve jail time in connection with the January 6th riot. The other was former Trump trade advisor Peter Navarro. Nina Totenberg, NPR News, Washington.