While it’s unclear what the former first daughter told investigators, committee vice chair Liz Cheney said Ivanka’s “testimony was helpful.”
voluntarily testifying before the House select committee on Tuesday. While it’s unclear what the former first daughter told investigators, committee vice chairon Sunday that Ivanka’s “testimony was helpful,” during an interview in which the Wyoming representative, who has been castigated by her follow Republicans for speaking out against the 45th president, also said that it was “absolutely clear” that Trump knew his actions were “unlawful” but “did it anyway.
While Kushner—who provided “valuable” information during his seven-plus hours of testimony late last month,—was traveling on the day of the actual attack, Ivanka was not only in the White House but reportedly pressed her father to stop the violence on at least two occasions. In a letter sent to the former first daughter in January, the committeeon the morning of January 6, when the then president reportedly accused his V.P. of not having “the courage” to block the certification of Biden’s win.
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