Hutchinson Testifies Meadows Burned Documents and Warned of Jan. 6 Violence, Alleges Giuliani Misconduct

Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson said Mark Meadows destroyed documents in Trump's final days.
Hutchinson testified to Jan. 6 committee, said Meadows warned "things might get real, real bad."
Hutchinson reveals in new book Meadows burned files, leaving smell on suits.
Hutchinson says she won't back Trump in 2024, calls him "dangerous for the country."
Hutchinson alleges being groped by Rudy Giuliani on Jan. 6, Giuliani denies.

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Hutchinson Testifies Meadows Burned Documents and Warned of Jan. 6 Violence, Alleges Giuliani Misconduct

Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson said Mark Meadows destroyed documents in Trump's final days.
Hutchinson testified to Jan. 6 committee, said Meadows warned "things might get real, real bad."
Hutchinson reveals in new book Meadows burned files, leaving smell on suits.
Hutchinson says she won't back Trump in 2024, calls him "dangerous for the country."
Hutchinson alleges being groped by Rudy Giuliani on Jan. 6, Giuliani denies.