WASHINGTON, DC- A stunning, although questionable, revelation from an anonymous source seems to cast doubt on House Speaker Mike Johnson’s desire to uncover the truth about the January 6 committee’s alleged malfeasance.
According to ZeroHedge, the House Oversight Committee wanted to subpoena Cassidy Hutchinson to testify about glaring inconsistencies in her testimony to the J6 committee as one of their “star witnesses.” However, sources say that Johnson (R-LA) blocked that move.
Breitbart News reported that the Oversight Committee mentioned Hutchinson 268 times in its final report; however, it did not mention bringing her in for questioning.
“Johnson (R-LA) personally intervened to block the subcommittee from issuing a subpoena to Hutchinson,” Breitbart reported, citing an unnamed source. Johnson disputes that allegation, calling it “clearly false.”
"I have never blocked any subpoena and don't even have the authority to do so," Johnson said.
On June 28, 2022, Cassidy testified under oath that she wrote a proposed tweet on Jan. 6, 2021, for then-President Trump asking those protesting at the US Capitol to leave. The text of that proposed tweet read, “ANYONE WHO ENTERED THE CAPITOL ILLEGALLY WITHOUT PROPERTY AUTHORITY SHOULD LEAVE IMMEDIATELY,” with the world ILLEGALLY scratched out.
Hutchinson testified that she wrote the note that was dictated by then-Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and one of Trump’s attorneys, Eric Herschmann, who alleged that Hutchinson was lying and it was he who wrote the note.
The House Administration Subcommittee hired a handwriting analyst in October to review the note and determine who wrote it.
“After a thorough analysis, their certified handwriting analyst stated in the report that ‘the evidence supports my opinion that the handwriting that appears on the Questioned Document was written in the same hand as the exemplar’s [Herschmann],” the House Administration Subcommittee said at the time.
“This new evidence provided by an independent, certified questioned document examiner, not only contradicts Ms. Hutchinson’s numerous claims that she penned the note, but also exposes the Select Committee’s willingness to accept all her testimonies without corroboration or further investigation,” Subcommittee on Oversight Chair Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) said in a press release.
The subcommittee uncovered several other anomalies involving Hutchinson, discovering Hutchinson had been in secret communications with disgraced former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY), then serving as vice-chair of the J6 Commission. One bombshell discovery was that Cheney may have played a role in Hutchinson firing her attorney.
Hutchinson also changed her testimony numerous times during the J6 committee hearings. Specifically, she made a bombshell (and downright bizarre) allegation that the former president tried to grab the steering wheel of the presidential limo while being driven to the White House and demanded to be taken to the US Capitol. She also claimed Trump lunged at another Secret Service agent. The Secret Service thoroughly debunked those claims, including the agents on Trump’s protection detail and who were in the limo.
Moreover, in three previously transcribed interviews conducted on Feb. 3, 2022, Mar. 7, 2022, and May 17, 2022, Hutchinson did not mention that alleged incident.
The House Oversight Committee has recommended the FBI investigate the witness-tampering allegations against Cheney, which would be a federal offense. When President-elect Trump is inaugurated on Jan. 20, 2025, and if Kash Patel is confirmed as FBI Director, Cheney will receive justice for her role in the political hit job on Trump.
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