Longtime Donald Trump aide Dan Scavino blasted the 'dangerous and false' idea that he was trying to avoid a subpoena following reports it took a process server days to track him down.
Scavino blasted the media and suggested the Jan. 6th committee was leaking disparaging information about him, after a process server was finally able to deliver legal documents to Mar-a-Lago, where the Trump aide says he spent six days over the last period of time.
'FACT: The dangerous and false narrative of me trying to avoid or evade a subpoena is a disgrace. I can only wonder where it came from, and what their goal was,' Scavino tweeted Sunday night,' adding an inquisitive face emoji.
'Not ONE attempt was made to contact/serve me when I was at Mar a Lago for 6 days, or home in NY for 8 days thereafter!' he wrote.
Former Assistant to the President Dan Scavino (L), seen here with former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows (R), was served with a subpoena over the weekend. He denies he was seeking to 'avoid or evade' it. He was finally served when a process server brought it to Mar-a-Lago
A statement last week by the House Jan. 6th select committee mentioned three of the former Trump administration aides who had been subpoenaed and ordered to respond by midnight Thursday – but oddly did not mention the fourth, Scavino.
The statement said former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and DOD aide Kash Patel were 'engaging' with the panel, former chief White House strategist Steve Bannon 'has indicated that he will try to hide behind vague references to privileges of the former President.'
Scavino blasted reports he was seeking to avoid the subpoena as a 'disgrace'
TRY HERE: Scavino says he was at Mar-a-Lago for six days and in New York thereafter
Bannon told DailyMail.com he stands with Trump, but Scavino has been silent on his legal posture.
The committee finally tracked down Scavino after a week-long effort to physically locate him, CNN reported over the weekend.
The committee's subpoena letter notes that Scavino, Trump's former golf caddy who rose to become a close aide who managed Trump's Twitter account, was with Trump during key moments.
It was dated Sept. 23rd and is signed by panel chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.).
It references Bob Woodward and Robert Costa's book, and states: 'Reporting indicates that former White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications Daniel Scavino was with the former President on January 5th during a discussion of how to convince Members of Congress not to certify the election for Joe Biden. Prior to the January 6th March for Trump, Mr. Scavino promoted the event on Twitter, encouraging people to “be a part of history.'
It states that he was 'with or in the vicinity of former President Donald Trump' on Jan. 6th and called him a 'witness' to his activities that day.
The Jan. 6th committee wants Scavinos testimony on the events around Jan. 6th
Former President Donald Trump claimed in an Iowa rally he 'won' the election, although he was defeated by Joe Biden in the electoral college and lost the popular vote by around 7 million
Scavino was active on Twitter over the weekend
A process server had brought the subpoena for Scavino to Mar-a-Lago, former President Donald Trump's Florida resort. Although the former Trump aide was at his New York home, CNN reports he requested that a staff member accept it for him.
Scavino's peripatetic existence continued on Saturday, when he attended a Trump rally in Des Moines where the former president once again claimed the
