On several occasions, Cassidy Hutchinson said, she was in Meadows' office when he threw documents into the fireplace after a meeting.
The final straw for former Trump White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson with her first attorney came when he told her to stop cooperating with the January 6 House select committee.
The May interview began with questions about whether Trump agreed with some rioters' chants calling for the hanging of then-Vice President Mike Pence. "I don't want to interrupt, nor do I want to shape what you're saying at all here," he said, before offering a different take on Trump's reaction to the anti-Pence chants. He told the lawmakers that he believed "the President said perhaps they're right" as opposed to expressing a clear, affirmative view that Pence should be executed, according to the transcripts.
Hutchinson walked the committee through the transcripts of her first two interviews in order to clarify and elaborate on a number of things she had said. She testified that she couldn't recall whether there was specific information Meadows wanted to keep "close hold." She said she was not aware of any explicit directions that Meadows gave to keep January 6 information "close hold."
In her June interview -- the fourth she had conducted with the panel -- Hutchinson described a discussion about QAnon during a December 2020 meeting with Meadows, then-President Trump and Republican members of Congress, including Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Hutchinson also testified that Trump aide Peter Navarro would bring her materials about the election to pass along to Meadows. "And at one point I had sarcastically said, 'Oh, is this from your QAnon friends, Peter?' Because Peter would talk to me frequently about his QAnon friends," Hutchinson testified.
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