 NPR's Nina Totenberg reports he was sentenced to four months in prison. He maintained that he relied on his lawyer's advice and that in any event, the information sought by the committee was protected by executive privilege. But on Friday, the Supreme Court refused his request to delay serving his sentence. And today, he's due to report to prison. Bannon was previously pardoned on different charges, money laundering and wire fraud, by then-President Trump, one day before Trump left office.