Anchor Bret Baier said the ex–White House aide’s testimony was “compelling.” But it became clear throughout Fox News’ programming that he was in the minority, with the likes of Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham continuing to carry Trump’s water.
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"What Cassidy Hutchinson did was an unbelievable example of bravery and of courage and patriotism in the face of real pressure," she said.
In live testimony, Cassidy Hutchinson used vivid detail to recount scenes involving President Donald Trump and some of his closest associates.
The 25-year-old former White House aide testified in vivid detail about Donald Trump's rage in the final days of his term. But four years ago, she was eager to serve the former president.
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“She had her lines down pat.” “A star witness no one ever heard of.” “Ordinarily she's very DRAB.”
A House Administration oversight panel wants Hutchinson to provide information about her book deal, as well as communications with former Rep. Liz Cheney and top Trump White House officials.
In live testimony, Cassidy Hutchinson used vivid detail to recount scenes involving President Donald Trump and some of his closest associates.
I started entering quilt shows in 2004 when I entered this quilt, Log Rhythm, in the Pioneer Museum Quilt Show in Colorado Springs, CO. I was so excited to win 2nd place for pieced quilts and Viewer's Choice that it inspired me to enter other shows. It is fun to see my quilts hanging next to famous quilter's quilts and I have learned so much from the judge's comments. Quilted on a Domestic Sewing Machine: A Midsummer Night's Garden - 2005 76 x 83 2005 Prairie Quilt Guild Common Threads Show - Best of Show 2007 NQA Show - Honorable Mention 2008 Toured as part of the IQA 'In Full Bloom' exhibit It's Turtles All the Way Down - 2006 77 x 80 2006 Denver National Quilt Show - Viewer's Choice 2006 AQS Quilt Expo in Nashville - Best Machine Workmanship 2007 Road to California - 3rd place for Innovative Large Quilts 2007 Applique Society Show - 1st place for Large Machine Applique' Quilts 2008 Indiana Heritage Quilt Festival - Honorable Mention 2008 MQX - 2nd place for Solo Artist 2009 Oklahoma City Winter Quilt Show - 1st place 2009 HMQS - 1st place for Conventional Machine Quilting May 2007 - featured in an article in Quilters Newsletter Magazine Spring 2010 - appeared in the book '500 Art Quilts' Red Deco - 2007 60 x 73 2007 AQS Show in Paducah - Honorable Mention 2007 Quilt Odyssey - 1st Place for Applique Wall Hanging 2007 Purchased for the IQA Corporate Collection Spring Idyll - 2007 35 x 33 2007 Robert Kaufman 'Life, Love, Hope' Fabric Challenge - Grand Prize 2008 Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza - Best Machine Quilting Award The rest of the quilts are quilted on a Longarm Quilting Machine: Indian Summer - 2008 67 x 78 2008 Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival - Honorable Mention 2008 Minnesota Quilt Show - Best Longarm Quilting 2008 Quilt Odyssey - Judge's Choice 2008 Houston Quilt Festival - 1st place for Merit Machine Quilting 2009 Indiana Heritage Quilt Show - 1st place for Mixed and Special Techniques 2009 MQX - 1st place for Wholecloth 2009 Quilt Expo - Honorable Mention 2009 Pacific International Quilt Festival - 1st Runner Up to Best of Show 2010 Road To California - 1st place for Traditional Large Quilts 2010 HMQS - 1st place for Wholecloth Quilts 2010 Milwaukee Machine Quiting Show - 1st place for Wholecloth Revisited 2010 Oklahoma City Winter Quilt Show - Best of Show 2011 NQA Show - 3rd Place for Other and Best Machine Quilting (trackmounted) Small Spring Pastorale - 2008 22 x 24 2008 MQS - 2nd place for Miniature Quilts 2009 Oklahoma City Winter Quilt Show - 1st place for Miniature Quilts Tree of Life - With Bugs - 2008 70 x 58 2009 Mid-Atlantic Quilt Festival - Best Machine Quilting Award 2009 Minnesota Quilt Show - Best of Show for Longarm Quilting 2010 MQX - 2nd place for Wall Quilts and Best Use of Thread 2010 Quilt Odyssey - 3rd place 2011 HMQS - Honorable Mention Woodland Tapestry - 2009 40 x 43 2009 MQX - Best Use of Thread 2009 MQS - 2nd place for Wall Quilts 2010 Indiana Heritage Quilt Show - Honorable Mention 2011 HMQS - 2nd place 2011 Northwest Quiting Expo - 1st place Shrinking Violets - 2009 20 x 24 2009 MQS - 1st place for Miniature Quilts 2010 MQX - 1st place for Miniature Quilts Dancing to the Tune of Spring - 2010 35 x 34 2010 Lowell, Images 2010 Show - 2nd place for Wall Applique Quilt Sugar Plum - 2010 23 x 23 2010 MQS - 1st place for Miniature Quilt 2011 Road To California - Best Miniature Quilt 2011 MQX - 2nd place in Small Wholecloth 2011 Minnesota Quilt Show - 3rd place for Miniature Quilt 2011 Milwaukee Machine Quilting Show - 1st place for Miniature Wholecloth Itty Bitty Boutis - 2010 18 x 22 2011 - AQS Show in Paducah - 1st place for Miniature Quilt 2011 MQS - 2nd place for Miniature Quilt
"She's going to go down in history," Rep. Adam Kinzinger said on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday. "She has a commitment to truth."
Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson shocked the nation in June 2022 with live testimony about Donald Trump and his top officials' behavior leading up to the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. In an exclusive excerpt of her new memoir, 'Enough,' she explains the days immediately before and after the live hearing.
In recorded testimony presented last week, the former aide to ex-White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said a group of GOP lawmakers had sought pardons in the wake of the riot.
This is Judy Niemeyer's Bali Star pattern made by my fellow Prairie Quilt Guild member Betty. She did a beautiful job on the piecing. Quilting this nearly did me in - totally my own fault for coming up with a time-consuming quilting design that ate up thread at an alarming rate! I love pieced quilts, but quilting 56 of the same block is mind numbing. Now that it is finished I do think it looks great. It's quilted with Superior So Fine. Back to work on Gail's show quilt. Happy Easter!
The Jan. 6 committee's surprise hearing was filled with revelations about Trump's activity before and during the Capitol attack.
At last - some customer quilts! These are for Eddie, who makes huge quilts for her grandchildren. This one is the Eleanor Burns pattern called Night and Day for a grandson from Texas that wanted a red, white and blue quilt. Humongous pieced quilts like this are a bit tedious to do but look nice in the end. A non-huge quilt from Eddie - this one has all the properly trademarked embroidery for KSU in the school colors. I mentioned Ollie the cat a while back, a stray that I was trying to find a home for. He had so much personality and was neutered and declawed, I just couldn't stand to send him to the Humane Society. After taking care of him for 3-4 months and getting very attached to him, a friend found someone that was just moving into a new house and wanted a cat to adopt. Ollie really lucked in to a wonderful home. They sent me this picture of him relaxing as they unpacked. Does he look comfortable and happy or what? I nice ending to that stray cat story.
I went to a quilt show Saturday that was put on by the local quilt guild and saw many beautiful specimens, but ONE quilt was phenomenal and that is the one I photographed for you. Let me just say right off, I was attracted to this quilt like there was a force pulling me to it--I'm not kidding! My reaction stunned me and I am still trying to figure out why. Here is the beauty in full repose... The machine quilting was the best I've ever seen, and the quilt top was hand-appliqued, with the exception of the triangle inner border. Both of these components are very time- consuming, especially, when done at this level of expertise. The next few photos will show the detail of the quilting, but first notice the symmetry of the piece... If you need a point of reference in the quilt, this section is at the edge of the flower, just above the inner border on the right side. This section is toward the very bottom of the quilt, below that inner border. Those scrolls are so delicate and perfect and the stippling is the smallest I ever seen. Did you know that in stippling no lines are ever allowed to cross? Think about that for a bit... This section is again inside the inner border on the left side. Concentric circles within the quilting of another pattern...brilliant! This section is in the middle of the entire piece, below the center flower. Have you ever seen such quality in a quilt? I just wanted to take this prize home and cherish it forever. I seriously think I could stare at it for an extremely long time--like years--and appreciate all of the work and thought that created it. I would give thanks daily to have a quilt of this quality in my collection (which I still have not shown you, but I will one day!). I especially wanted to give proper credit to the hands, time and talent that gave my heart such joy. Who knew that an Aunt bringing a young girl a silver thimble from Mexico would plant the seeds of such beauty. Thank you Aunt Dolores for inspiring such talent and thank you Ann McColey for nurturing your talent and sharing it and thank you Jan Hutchison for such exquisite quilting. If this quilt ever needs a home, I will decorate a room around it! Thanks for reading and enjoying such things of beauty with me. I was so excited to write this post and show you this quilt. I appreciate each of you more than you know. Linking Up With These Fine Folks Coastal Charm Between Naps On The Porch Boogieboard Cottage Faded Charm Savvy Southern Style Very Merry Vintage Style Primp The Brambleberry Cottage The Shabby Creek Cottage No Minimalist Here Elizabeth & Co. Show Me Extraordinary 52 Mantels What About Co. Common Ground 2805 At The Picket Fence French Country Cottage The Charm of Home The Shabby Next Nutmeg Place Between Naps on the Porch The Farmhouse Porch
The New York Times revealed in a report on Cassidy Hutchinson that since she testified publicly to the House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on Congress, she has been in hiding. Since the start of Hutchinson's cooperation, she has been in hiding with her family and security detail. ...
Donald Trump’s determination to lead his armed followers to march on the Capitol demonstrates the state of mind necessary to prove crimes such as incitement and obstruction.
I went to a quilt show Saturday that was put on by the local quilt guild and saw many beautiful specimens, but ONE quilt was phenomenal and that is the one I photographed for you. Let me just say right off, I was attracted to this quilt like there was a force pulling me to it--I'm not kidding! My reaction stunned me and I am still trying to figure out why. Here is the beauty in full repose... The machine quilting was the best I've ever seen, and the quilt top was hand-appliqued, with the exception of the triangle inner border. Both of these components are very time- consuming, especially, when done at this level of expertise. The next few photos will show the detail of the quilting, but first notice the symmetry of the piece... If you need a point of reference in the quilt, this section is at the edge of the flower, just above the inner border on the right side. This section is toward the very bottom of the quilt, below that inner border. Those scrolls are so delicate and perfect and the stippling is the smallest I ever seen. Did you know that in stippling no lines are ever allowed to cross? Think about that for a bit... This section is again inside the inner border on the left side. Concentric circles within the quilting of another pattern...brilliant! This section is in the middle of the entire piece, below the center flower. Have you ever seen such quality in a quilt? I just wanted to take this prize home and cherish it forever. I seriously think I could stare at it for an extremely long time--like years--and appreciate all of the work and thought that created it. I would give thanks daily to have a quilt of this quality in my collection (which I still have not shown you, but I will one day!). I especially wanted to give proper credit to the hands, time and talent that gave my heart such joy. Who knew that an Aunt bringing a young girl a silver thimble from Mexico would plant the seeds of such beauty. Thank you Aunt Dolores for inspiring such talent and thank you Ann McColey for nurturing your talent and sharing it and thank you Jan Hutchison for such exquisite quilting. If this quilt ever needs a home, I will decorate a room around it! Thanks for reading and enjoying such things of beauty with me. I was so excited to write this post and show you this quilt. I appreciate each of you more than you know. Linking Up With These Fine Folks Coastal Charm Between Naps On The Porch Boogieboard Cottage Faded Charm Savvy Southern Style Very Merry Vintage Style Primp The Brambleberry Cottage The Shabby Creek Cottage No Minimalist Here Elizabeth & Co. Show Me Extraordinary 52 Mantels What About Co. Common Ground 2805 At The Picket Fence French Country Cottage The Charm of Home The Shabby Next Nutmeg Place Between Naps on the Porch The Farmhouse Porch
Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson testified about a number of incredible scenes during a surprise Jan. 6 hearing about new information received by the committee.
In excerpts of her book set to be released next week, Hutchinson said the alleged incident occurred backstage at an event on Jan. 6 when Trump was speaking to supporters.
Cassidy Hutchinson is a political scientist and former assistant. Cassidy Hutchinson worked as Mark Meadows’ assistant.
Denver Quilt Festival. Quilt by Jan Hutchinson.
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