 Inherent contempt is within our Article I authority. It was first used in 1795 and was upheld by the Supreme Court in 1821 in Anderson v. Dunn. Since then, it has been reaffirmed many times by court. If we fail to hold Garland accountable, we will signal to whoever controls the White House it is impervious to congressional oversight and that the constitutionality recognized power of the House of Representatives is merely a suggestion and not to be taken seriously. If an American is presented with a lawful subpoena,