EXCLUSIVE: Cassidy Hutchinson Begged Senior Trump Officials For ‘Financial Assistance’ After Being S

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EXCLUSIVE: Cassidy Hutchinson Begged Senior Trump Officials For ‘Financial Assistance’ After Being Subpoenaed By J6 Committee


Henry Rodgers
Senior Congressional Correspondent
July 12, 2022 8:14 PM ET
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The Jan. 6 Committee’s key witness, Cassidy Hutchinson, asked former Senior Trump officials for financial assistance and legal help in February after she was subpoenaed by the committee, according to an email obtained exclusively by the Daily Caller.

In an email sent to a former senior Trump official Feb. 4, Hutchinson said she has had trouble securing a legal team and asked the former senior Trump official for help with getting in contact with fundraising organizations or attorneys that could help her. Hutchinson explained that she was unemployed and that her aunt and uncle applied to refinance their house to help her. She also said she was “primarily seeking financial assistance” and “in a bind financially.”

“I was subpoenaed by the 1/6 Committee on November 9, 2020 [sic 2021], but was not formally served until Wednesday, January 26, 2021 [sic 2022]. I’ve had difficulty securing a legal team, and was hoping you may be able to put me in contact with any fundraising organizations and/or attorneys that are involved in this process,” Hutchinson said in the email to the former senior Trump official.

“My aunt and uncle applied to refinance their house to loosen up some money since I don’t have much immediate family, but they weren’t approved,” Hutchinson said in a separate email.

Multiple senior Trump officials and a person with first-hand knowledge told the Daily Caller that former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows would not answer Hutchinson’s calls after she was subpoenaed. A Meadows spokesperson confirmed those claims to the Daily Caller, saying Meadows didn’t return those calls to avoid the appearance of improperly influencing any testimony.

The Daily Caller granted anonymity to people who have been subpoenaed by the committee.

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https://dailycaller.com/2022/07/12/cassidy-hutchinson-asked-senior-trump-officials-financial-assistance-legal-help-subpoenaed-january-6-committee/

[Kamaji]

In other words, she was demanding a bribe to alter her testimony, and when it wasn't forthcoming, she told anti-Trump lies.

[mountaineer]

In other words, she was demanding a bribe to alter her testimony, and when it wasn't forthcoming, she told anti-Trump lies.

It does appear so.

[Free Vulcan]

In other words, she was demanding a bribe to alter her testimony, and when it wasn't forthcoming, she told anti-Trump lies.

Which seems to be what passes for justice on the sham Dem J6 committee.

[Bigun]

Which seems to be what passes for justice on the sham Dem J6 committee.

Or any hearing involving a Republican nominee to SCOUTS.

[DefiantMassRINO]

That would have been money well spent by Trump.

At the very least, the financial entanglement would have been a conflict of interest that would have harmed her credibility as a witness.

Trump doesn't need to buy, rent, or intimidate witnesses ... he just needs to taint them with potential conflicts of interest.  Money is quite a taint.

Who's Trump lawyer these days?  Lionel Hutz, Attorney-At-Law, of I Can't Believe It's Not A Law Firm.