House Report Recommends Cheney Be Investigated "For Potential Criminal Witness Tampering"

A report Tuesday by the Republican majority on the House Committee on House Administration recommended that former Rep. Liz Cheney be investigated “for potential criminal witness tampering” on the January 6 Committee.

The report, the committee’s second such report on the Capitol riot of January 6, 2021, found abuses by Cheney and the Democrat-dominated committee, and also concluded that the committee was not constituted according to the law.

As Breitbart News has previously reported, Cheney was discovered to have communicated with the Democrats’ “star” witness, Cassidy Hutchinson, without her attorney present. (Hutchinson’s sensational claims that then-President Donald Trump tried to wrestle the steering wheel of his presidential vehicle away from Secret Service agents to force them to drive to the U.S. Capitol during the riot were later refuted by the evidence).

As Breitbart News also reported, the committee produced evidence in October from subpoenaed text messages that showed Cheney communicating with Hutchinson through former White House aide Alyssah Farah Griffin (now a member of the cast on ABC’s The View).

Cheney’s role has led to a Bar complaint against her, as well as a Bar complaint against a left-wing dark money group called the 65 Project, which itself filed a Bar complaint against Hutchinson’s former attorney, Stefan Passantino. (The latter is suing MSNBC legal analyst Andrew Weissman for defamation over his false claim that Passantino coached Hutchinson to lie.)...

There has been speculation that Cheney could receive a pardon from Joe Biden to immunize her against future investigation and prosecution, lest the Trump administration prosecute her for her committee role.