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Cassidy Hutchinson’s June 28 testimony added new details to the Jan. 6 record, including her account that Trump wanted to go to the Capitol and allegedly reacted angrily when told he could not be driven there. The hearing also renewed scrutiny of Trump’s allies and their efforts to manage the aftermath.
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Cassidy Hutchinson’s June 28 testimony added new details to the Jan. 6 record, including her account that Trump wanted to go to the Capitol and allegedly reacted angrily when told he could not be driven there. The hearing also renewed scrutiny of Trump’s allies and their efforts to manage the aftermath.
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Cassidy Hutchinson’s June 28 testimony added new details to the Jan. 6 record, including her account that Trump wanted to go to the Capitol and allegedly reacted angrily when told he could not be driven there. The hearing also renewed scrutiny of Trump’s allies and their efforts to manage the aftermath.
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