Highlights From Jan. 6 Hearing With Cassidy Hutchinson

The transcript covers discussions about the President's intentions to remove security measures, potential legal concerns regarding the Capitol events, and an incident in the President's vehicle. It also details the President's reaction to election fraud claims, the chants against Mike Pence, and requests for presidential pardons related to January 6th.

What did the President want to be removed, and why?

• The Secret Service agents, because they were not loyal.

• The magnetometers, because he believed armed individuals were not a threat to him.

• The security cameras, to avoid being recorded.

• The barriers, to allow more people to enter.

What was the President's reaction when told he couldn't go to the Capitol?

• He calmly accepted the decision.

• He insisted on going and tried to grab the steering wheel.

• He called for a press conference.

• He decided to walk to the Capitol instead.

How did the President react to the Attorney General's statement about election fraud?

• He was extremely angry and threw his lunch against the wall.

• He ignored the statement and continued with his day.

• He praised the Attorney General for his honesty.

• He immediately called for a recount.

What was the President's stance on the 'Hang Mike Pence' chants?

• He condemned the chants and called for peace.

• He asked for the chants to be stopped immediately.

• He believed Mike Pence deserved it and did not see anything wrong.

• He was unaware of the chants.

Who expressed interest in receiving a presidential pardon related to January 6th?

• Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows

• The Vice President

• The Attorney General

• The Secret Service agents