Five former Trump staffers have talked to House January 6 committee voluntarily
Five former Trump staffers 'have spoken to the House January 6 committee voluntarily' and more have been contacted as probe attempts to piece together what happened inside the the West Wing before the riot At least five of former President Donald Trump's aides are voluntarily talking to the House's select committee that is probing January 6, CNN reported Lawyers for the committee have reached out to a number of former Trump officials, asking if they'd be interested in talking without the threat of subpoena Sources told the network that investigators are trying to find out what happened inside the West Wing on January 6 Additionally, Politico reported that Dustin Stockton, a conservative activist linked to Steve Bannon, was speaking to Congressional investigators on Monday
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At least five of former President Donald Trump's aides are voluntarily talking to the House's select committee that is probing January 6.
CNN reported Tuesday on the number, reporting that lawyers for the committee have reached out to a number of former Trump officials, asking if they'd be interested in talking without the threat of subpoena.
The counsel for the committee emailed or texted them directly asking if
