Megyn Kelly explains why a 'first-year law student' could have driven a truck through holes in Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony

Doug P. | 6:26 PM on June 29, 2022

Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony about what happened on 1/6 of 2021, including claims that President Trump attacked and strangled a Secret Service agent while trying to grab the steering wheel of an SUV was based on hearsay. Politico is now reporting that the 1/6 Commission never even reached out to them for comment on the situation, most likely because they knew the agents involved would rebuke Hutchinson’s testimony.

Megyn Kelly — journalist, commentator and attorney — has spent over ten minutes pointing out the flaws in testimony the Democrats and much of the media continue to push as 100 percent factual.

Megyn Kelly, who admittedly is not a Trump fan, says a “first year law student” could have driven a truck through the holes in Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony. https://t.co/XLsGdgNTFi

— Kristina Wong 🇺🇸 (@kristina_wong) June 29, 2022

Axios might think that the January 6th Commission should serve as a new template for congressional hearings in the future, but Megyn Kelly explains why that would be a horrible thing for anybody not interested in a future full of congressional show trials:

My take on the Jan 6 “star witness” testimony yesterday ⬇️
(Short version: it was riddled with problems which the media will ignore.) https://t.co/B0Xx4808kI

— Megyn Kelly (@megynkelly) June 29, 2022

Watch:

That’s what you might call a thorough debunking of the committee’s “star witness” testimony. It’s clear why no cross-examination is involved in the J6 hearings.