President Trump got so angry at Attorney General Barr, he threw his lunch, Cassidy Hutchinson testifies
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Cassidy Hutchinson alleged that President Donald Trump threw his lunch at the wall in response to statements his attorney general made about the 2020 election. Hutchinson, a top aide to President Donald Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows, said in her testimony Tuesday before the House committee investigating Jan. 6 that she saw ketchup dripping on the wall after the Dec. 1, 2020 incident.
Attorney General William Barr had told the Associated Press there wasn't enough evidence to prove widespread fraud during the 2020 election.
Hutchinson told the panel that she was in her office and heard noise coming from down the hall. "I poked my head out of the office and I saw the valet walking towards our office. He said to get the chief down to the dining room, the president wants them," Hutchinson testified. "Mark [Meadows] went down to the dining room, came back to the office a few minutes later."
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