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Hutchinson testified under oath that she wrote a note during a meeting with Meadows, claiming that it was dictated to her by both Meadows and White House lawyer Eric Herschmann. Hutchinson’s testimony presented this note as crucial evidence of the alleged plot to overturn the 2020 election results. However, almost immediately after her testimony, Herschmann publicly disputed her claims. He insisted that he was the one who had written the note, not Hutchinson. Yet, Cheney and the J6 Committee appeared to ignore this significant contradiction.
The Oversight Committee released a statement, confirming that Hutchinson lied about the authorship of the note:
“Hutchinson testified, under oath, that she wrote this note while Mark Meadows dictated to her ‘illegally,’ and Eric Herschmann, one of the President’s attorneys, dictated ‘without proper authority’ and Hutchinson wrote both.”
However, Herschmann’s refutation of this testimony was never addressed by the January 6 Committee. According to the Oversight Committee’s findings, “Herschmann refuted Hutchinson’s testimony and has maintained for years that HE was the one that wrote the note. The J6 Select Committee never contacted him to confirm the authorship of this note.”
The handwriting analysis provided additional proof that Hutchinson’s story was false. The analysis compared samples of Hutchinson’s handwriting to the disputed note, confirming that she was not the author. In fact, her handwriting was described as resembling that of a middle schooler, casting even more doubt on her ability to draft such an important document.
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New evidence has also surfaced revealing that Liz Cheney was in direct communication with Hutchinson through the messaging app Signal. These communications, which took place without Hutchinson’s lawyer’s knowledge, were obtained by the Oversight Committee earlier this month. Committee Chairman Barry Loudermilk confirmed that Cheney’s communication with Hutchinson occurred in 2022, prior to Hutchinson’s public and private testimony.
The Oversight Committee stated:
“In the months prior to Hutchinson’s explosive private and public testimony, Cheney communicated with Hutchinson, both directly and through an intermediary—Alyssa Farah Griffin—while Hutchinson was represented by her attorney, Stefan Passantino. The Select Committee conducted six transcribed interviews of Hutchinson in total. Passantino represented Hutchinson for the first three interviews.”
This clandestine communication between Cheney and Hutchinson raises serious ethical questions, especially given that Hutchinson was already under legal representation. Cheney’s involvement may have violated legal standards regarding witness tampering, adding another layer of controversy to the already highly charged January 6 investigation.
These findings cast a shadow over Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony and the broader work of the January 6 Select Committee. With Liz Cheney’s direct involvement in coaching a witness who gave false testimony, questions now arise about the integrity of the entire investigation. This development also puts the credibility of the January 6 hearings into serious doubt, as key testimony relied on by the Committee has now been proven false. The truth behind what really happened on January 6 remains murkier than ever.
