Liz Cheney Caught Hiding Evidence

Will Liz Cheney and the crooked Jan 6th Committee face the consequences of their illegal actions? Let’s hope so.

Chairman of the Oversight subcommittee, Representative Barry Loudermilk, a Republican from Georgia, has brought to light a previously undisclosed interview conducted by the Jan. 6 select committee with Anthony Ornato, former White House deputy chief of staff.

Ornato’s testimony unveils a significant revelation: former President Donald Trump offered 10,000 National Guard troops to protect the nation’s capital on January 6, 2021.

In January 2022, Ornato’s interview was disclosed to the public by Loudermilk. He emphasized that this revelation is indicative of crucial information that the former Select Committee concealed to align with their narrative. Loudermilk reiterated his investigation’s dedication to uncovering all facts, regardless of the implications.

Loudermilk further accused the former Jan. 6 Select Committee of withholding Ornato’s crucial witness testimony because it conflicted with their predetermined narrative.

The released interview sheds light on the White House’s frustration over the delayed deployment of assistance, challenging the previous narrative presented by the Jan. 6 Select Committee, which implicated Trump in inciting the Capitol attack.

According to Loudermilk, Ornato’s testimony corroborates former Chief of Staff Mark Meadows’ claims that Trump indeed offered 10,000 National Guard troops, an offer that was declined.

Ornato recalled Meadows asking if D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser needed additional guardsmen and mentioned Trump’s willingness to provide 10,000 troops. Despite the offer being declined, Ornato testified that the White House requested a “quick reaction force” from the Defense Department if required.

The distinction between the Select Committee’s findings and Ornato’s testimony lies in the terminology used—while the Committee claimed Trump did not “order” the deployment of troops, Ornato’s testimony suggests he did “offer” them.

Further details uncovered by The Federalist indicate that the Jan. 6 Committee suppressed evidence favorable to Trump regarding the National Guard deployment.

Ornato’s testimony also contradicts claims made by Committee member Liz Cheney, who asserted that there was “no evidence” supporting the White House’s desire for National Guard troops on Jan. 6.