Report: Liz Cheney colluded with anti-Trump witness Cassidy Hutchinson and

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House Administration’s Subcommittee on Oversight just exposed how unethical and dirty the January 6th witch hunt was.

The Kamala-loving “Republican” Liz Cheney is probably the dirtiest of all the Never Trumpers who used J6 to attack the Bad Orange Man.

The House has the evidence.

Committee on House Administration’s Subcommittee on Oversight Chairman Barry Loudermilk (GA-11) obtained never-before-seen correspondence between January 6 Select Committee Vice-Chair Liz Cheney and Cassidy Hutchinson and in 2022, while Hutchinson was still a subject of the Select Committee’s investigation.

Yep, here’s the summary.

Here are some of the texts, first directly between Cheney and Hutchinson, in order to privately talk about their impeachment case against the President.

But first, she worked with Cheney indirectly through The View’s “conservative” host Allyssa Farah Griffin.

Yeah, Liz knew communication with Hutchinson in private as a witness would be unethical. So she worked to make sure Hutchinson got an attorney so they could plausibly cover their tracks.

Hutchinson reached out to Farah Griffin following Hutchinson’s second transcribed interview. Farah Griffin and Hutchinson knew each other from their time working together in the White House. Farah Griffin was one of the first former Trump administration officials to publicly criticize Trump in January 2021, and was publicly working with the Select Committee on its investigation.

When Hutchinson reached out to Farah Griffin, she invited Hutchinson over to her Georgetown townhome to talk on April 26, 2022. That evening, Hutchinson told Farah Griffin she had more information she could provide to the Select Committee, according to statements by both Hutchinson and Farah Griffin. During their conversation, Farah Griffin agreed to ‘[contact] Liz Cheney on [Hutchinson’s] behalf about scheduling another interview.’ Hutchinson’s new testimony would include her never-before-heard story that alleged that President Trump agreed with rioters chanting “Hang Mike Pence.”

You mean to say this whole testimony was concocted in talks between Liz Cheney and a host of The View? We impeached a president for “lunging” at a limo driver based partially on the testimony influenced unethically by Cheney?

Here are the details of how Cheney worked with Hutchinson to switch out attorneys and get her own attorney to work with the anti-Trump witness pro bono.

Days after Cheney began communicating directly with Hutchinson, Hutchinson fired Passantino and hired Cheney’s recommended attorneys, who agreed to represent Hutchinson pro bono. Within a few weeks, Cheney brought Hutchinson in for a secretive fourth transcribed interview. During this fourth transcribed interview, only Cheney and one other Committee counsel were present, in addition to Hutchinson’s new counsel. During this fourth transcribed interview Hutchinson testified to some of her most outlandish new claims.

The Subcommittee was only able to obtain a limited number of text messages from Hutchinson and Farah Griffin, but Cheney’s influence on Hutchinson is apparent from that point forward by her dramatic change in testimony and eventual claims against President Trump using second- and third-hand accounts. Specifically, Hutchinson claimed that Anthony Ornato told Hutchinson that Trump lunged toward the driver of his car after he was denied his request to go to the Capitol. This story has never been corroborated and was directly refuted by both USSS agents in the vehicle with Trump that day.

Weird that all of Hutchinson’s most batcrap insane and uncorroborated claims about the limo and Trump agreeing with the “hang Mike Pence” chants came up in interviews and testimony only AFTER she colluded with Cheney and Cheney’s lawyers.

Given Cheney’s role as an investigator and her role in impeaching the -resident, this would be sort of like a trial judge buddying up with the accuser and getting his lawyer to represent the prosecution for free.

Here’s how the subcommittee concludes their case:

It is apparent that Cheney knowingly communicated with Hutchinson — without Hutchinson’s attorney’s knowledge — and by doing so finally revealed the flawed process and alleged findings of the Select Committee. Cheney had an ethical responsibility to only communicate with Hutchinson with her attorney present. However, Hutchinson’s sensational testimony was essential to the Select Committee’s inquisition of President Trump. Thus, Cheney apparently defied her ethical responsibilities and communicated directly with Hutchinson behind Passantino’s back, encouraged her to fire Passantino, and even assisted Hutchinson in obtaining new representation.