Well, there's a lot going on, including the Supreme Court has just come down and smack down the EPA and their ability to quote fight to climate change.

That's the last one to spin this. I'm going to give you those details in just a moment. Also, Liz Cheney's star witness from the January 6th committee could find herself in jail

after Trump's White House attorney has dropped a bomb saying she's making it all up. That's right. Trump derangement syndrome is a debilitating disease that disconnects the individual from reality. We've seen it for a while.

Now, although most are either born with or have developed a natural immunity to this sickness, there are still those who attempt to spread the infection of Trump derangement syndrome.

It now appears that Cassie Hutchinson, an aide to former White House Chief of Staff, Mark Meadows, in the Trump administration has come down with an acute case of Trump derangement syndrome.

The only cure might be some jail time, apparently, for her as representative Liz Cheney displayed a handwritten note at the January 6th committee hearing that Hutchison testified she wrote after Mark Meadows handed her a note card

and penned it take his dictation according to ABC News with what was supposed to be a big bomb shell.

The problem? Eric Hirschman, a former Trump White House lawyer claims a note was not written by her, but was actually written by him.

And this is a former Trump White House lawyer saying this. Yeah. Kind of a big deal, don't you think?

When you testify under oath and you display a handwritten note at the January 6th committee hearing and then you, this woman who's clearly lying on multiple things, testifies that she wrote that note and now you've got the White House lawyer saying, uh-uh, she didn't write it. I did.

Now, Hutchison testified about the note and said, quote, that's a note that I wrote at the direction of the chief of staff on January the 6th, likely around 3 o'clock. And it's written on the chief of staff note card.

But that's your handwriting, Mrs. Hutchison, representative Liz Cheney then asked. Yes, that's my handwriting, Hutchison answered.

Well, a spokesman for Hirschman told ABC News last night, quote, the handwritten note that Cassie Hudson testified was written by her was in fact written by Eric Hirschman on January the 6th, 2021.

All sources would direct knowledge and law enforcement have and will confirm that it was written by Mr. Hirschman, the representative stated.

Now, Hutchison also testified that Tony Ornato, a former Donald Trump deputy chief of staff for operations, told her that former president Trump reportedly demanded that the secret service take him to the Capitol on January the 6th according to the latest accounts.

Hutchison also said that Ornato told her that Trump lunged at a secret service agent, tried to grab him by the knack and then also tried to grab the will of the presidential SUV.

All this testimony, by the way, that has come out all of this has been clearly was done under oath. Ornato, on the other hand, says he did not brief Hutchinson on any of this.

A source close to Ornato told Fox News that Ornato watched the hearing and was distraught when Hutchison made the allegation about the steering wheel to top it off. Ornato wasn't even in the presidential SUV when the alleged incident was supposed to have happened.

Again, another example of the lies coming from the January 6th committee and from Cassidy Hutchison, but here is her testimony all put together by Liz Cheney. I want to play it for you in just a moment.

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