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The House committee investigating the deadly January 6 riot at the US Capitol announced on Tuesday a new batch of 10 subpoenas to former White House officials under President Donald Trump, as the panel charges ahead in seeking testimony and documents from witnesses relevant to its probe.
The subpoenas follow six others that were announced Monday. Tuesday’s recipients are being asked to turn over documents to the committee on November 23, and depositions are scheduled throughout December. They are:
Nicholas Luna, former President Donald Trump’s personal assistant
Molly Michael, Trump’s special assistant to the President and Oval Office operations coordinator
Ben Williamson, Trump’s deputy assistant to the President and senior adviser to then-chief of staff Mark Meadows
Christopher Liddell, former Trump White House deputy chief of staff
John McEntee, Trump’s White House personnel director
Keith Kellogg, national security adviser to then-Vice President Mike Pence
Kayleigh McEnany, former White House press secretary under Trump
Stephen Miller, Trump senior adviser
Cassidy Hutchinson, special assistant to the President for legislative affairs
Kenneth Klukowski, former senior counsel to Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Clark.
These new subpoenas build on efforts by the committee to reach more senior leadership within the Trump White House and target some former rank-and-file White House officials who had close relationships with Trump.
The chairman of the select committee, Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson of Mississippi said his panel “wants to learn every detail of what went on in the White House on January 6th and in the days beforehand. ”
“We need to know precisely what role the former President and his aides played in efforts to stop the counting of the electoral votes and if they were in touch with anyone outside the White House attempting to overturn the outcome of the election,” Thompson said in a statement issued Tuesday.The committee is pushing ahead with issuing subpoenas even though the Justice Department has not yet indicated whether prosecutors will pursue criminal contempt charges against Trump ally Steve Bannon for defying his congressional order to appear and provide testimony.
Stephen Miller
The committee notes in its letter to Miller that he, by his own account, “participated in efforts to spread false information about alleged voter fraud in the November 2020 election, as well as efforts to encourage state legislatures to alter the outcome of the November 2020 election by appointing alternate slates of electors.”
Miller and his team also helped prepare for Trump’s remarks at the Ellipse on January 6 prior to the riot, was at the White House that day, and was with the former President when he spoke at the “Stop the Steal” rally, the committee added.
Kayleigh McEnany
The committee’s subpoena of McEnany shows a specific interest in her public statements related to spreading misinformation about the 2020 election results. As press secretary, McEnany served in one of the most highly visible roles in the Trump administration. She spoke not only from the White House lectern, but also from the campaign headquarters as a spokesperson.
The committee specifically pointed to many of her public statements as contributing to the belief there was something wrong with the election.
McEnany “made multiple public statements from the White House and elsewhere about purported fraud in the November 2020 election. For example, in the first White House press conference after the election, Ms. McEnany claimed that there were ‘very real claims’ of fraud that the former President’s reelection campaign was pursuing, and said that mail-in voting was something that ‘we have identified as being particularly prone to fraud.’ At another press conference, Ms. McEnany accused Democrats of ‘welcoming fraud’ and ‘welcoming illegal voting,’ ” the panel said. In addition, McEnany was reportedly present at times with the former President as he watched the January 6 attack.
Keith Kellogg
In its letter to Kellogg, who served as Pence’s national security adviser, the committee notes that he reportedly participated in at least one January 2021 meeting with Trump and White House attorney Pat Cipollone during which the former President insisted that Pence not certify the election.
Kellogg was also at the White House with Trump “as he watched the January 6th attack unfold and has direct information about the former President’s statements about and reaction to the insurrection,” the committee said.
“During that day, it is reported that Lt. Gen. Kellogg met with the former President and others before the rally at the Ellipse and then, after the rally, he urged the former President to send out a tweet to his supporters at the US Capitol to help control the crowd,” the committee added.
Kellogg is the first former Pence adviser to receive a subpoena from the select committee.Nicholas Luna
The committee’s interest in Luna, who is referred to as Trump’s “body man,” stems from his close proximity to the former President and White House officials, including on January 6.
The letter to Luna specifically notes he was reportedly in the Oval Office on the morning of January 6 when Trump “was on a phone call to Vice President Pence pressuring him not to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election.”
Ben Williamson
Williamson was “reportedly contacted by a former White House official during the attack on the US Capitol who urged him and Mr. Meadows, without success, to have the former President issue a statement addressing the attack and condemning the violence,” according to the committee.
In its letter to Williamson, the committee also notes that he could potentially inform the panel about Meadows’ efforts to communicate with others relevant to the probe, including election officials in Georgia about allegations of voter fraud, organizers of January 6 events like Amy Kremer and high-level officials at the Department of Justice.
Meadows has been “engaging” with the committee but has yet to cooperate. CNN previously reported that the members of committee are losing patience with Meadows and some are considering whether more aggressive steps are needed to force his compliance in the sweeping probe.
Kenneth Klukowski
Klukowski appeared in the Senate Judiciary’s investigation into January 6 release in October. Klukowski was then working within the Department of Justice and appears to have communicated or met with Clark as Clark sought to overturn the election by alleging voter fraud in Georgia.
The Senate Judiciary report noted Klukowski’s potential role remains unclear. The House Select Committee’s subpoena power may bring to light elusive details about who aided Clark’s efforts.
Christopher Liddell
In its subpoena letter, the committee says Liddell’s close contact with Meadows provides ample opportunity to “inform the Committee’s examination of Mr. Meadows’ effort to communicate with others,” including officials in Georgia, “Stop the Steal”-aligned rally organizers, Justice Department officials and other government officials leading up to and during the attack on the Capitol January 6.
Liddell’s deposition is requested by November 30.
Molly Michael
Michael appears in several emails released publicly by congressional committees investigating January 6. Specifically, the previously released documents reveal that in her capacity as Trump’s assistant, Michael forwarded information in an email with the subject line “From POTUS” to then-acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen with allegations and talking points about voting fraud in Antrim County, Michigan in mid-December. About two weeks later, the publicly released documents show Michael again worked on behalf of Trump to email information to Rosen, then-acting Deputy Attorney General Richard Donoghue and Solicitor General Jeffrey Wall.
“The President asked me to send the attached draft document for your review,” Michael wrote.
The document was a draft of a complaint meant to be filed directly to the Supreme Court against six states alleging voter fraud — the intention appears to have been to appeal to the high court to overturn the election.
Michael’s testimony is requested by December 2.
John McEntee
McEntee, the committee writes, was in the Oval Office when Trump and other senior officials discussed the possibility of seizing voting machines and who traveled with Trump to the Ellipse when Trump spoke at the “Stop the Steal” rally is one of those individuals.
Cassidy Hutchinson
In Hutchinson’s case, the committee writes in their subpoena letter that Hutchinson was in the White House on January 6 and with Trump when he spoke at the “Stop the Steal” rally based on documents on they have on file. The committee also says Hutchinson could help sharpen their understanding of the role Meadows had in the investigative lines the committee is chasing based on their working relationship. The committee first subpoenaed Meadows in September, but is still negotiating the terms for his deposition and documents he is being asked to turn over.
“Due to your role working with Mr. Meadows, you are potentially in a position to inform the Select Committee’s examination of Mr. Meadows’ efforts to communicate with others, including state officials in Georgia about allegations of fraud that had already been dismissed by state and federal courts, organizers of the January 6 events including Amy Kremer, high-level officials at the Department of Justice about federal investigations into purported voter fraud, and U.S. Government officials during attack of the U.S. Capitol,” the committee wrote
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Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III has been arrested and booked on a charge of DUI resulting in the death of another person following his involvement in a traffic collision at approximately 3:39 a.m. PT on Tuesday in Las Vegas, according to police.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department announced Tuesday that officers responded to a traffic collision involving a Chevrolet Corvette and a Toyota Rav4. Responding officers located the Toyota Rav4 on fire, and fire department personnel located “a deceased victim inside the Toyota,” according to authorities.
In a press release Tuesday afternoon, LVMPD announced the deceased victim was a 23-year-old woman. Her name has not been released as it’s pending notification.
LVMPD identified the driver of the Chevrolet as Ruggs, who remained on the scene and “showed signs of impairment.”
Ruggs, 22, and a 22-year-old female passenger, Kiara Je’nai Kilgo-Washington, were transported to a local hospital to be treated for non-life threatening injuries, per police. Ruggs was booked at 2:11 p.m. PT into Clark County Detention Center.
In addition to the charge of DUI resulting in the death of another person, Ruggs also faces a charge of reckless driving. Any possible bail will not be determined until Ruggs sees a judge.
“The Raiders are aware of an accident involving Henry Ruggs III that occurred this morning in Las Vegas,” the Raiders said in a statement Tuesday. “We are devastated by the loss of life and our thoughts and prayers go out to the victim’s family. We are in the process of gathering information and will have no further comment at this time.”Ruggs’ attorneys, David Z. Chesnoff and Richard Schonfeld, released the following statement Tuesday:
“On behalf of our client Henry Ruggs III we are conducting our own investigation as of this writing and ask everyone to reserve judgment until all the facts are gathered.”
The NFL released the following statement:
“Our hearts go out to the family and friends of the victim of this horrific tragedy. We will continue to gather facts and monitor the matter under our policies, but our thoughts at this time are with those impacted by this devastating incident.”
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The Denver Broncos agreed to trade eight-time Pro Bowl linebacker Von Miller to the Los Angeles Rams on Monday.
The Rams will send a second-round pick and third-round pick in the 2022 NFL draft to the Broncos in exchange for Miller.
The Broncos will also pay $9 million of Miller’s remaining $9.7 million base salary for the nine games left in the regular season, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
An emotional Miller, sitting in the back seat of an SUV as he left the Broncos’ facility Monday, told reporters that he was surprised by the trade.
“It’s still kind of hard to put into words. It’s still kind of raw, but thank you, thank everybody, and off to L.A.,” Miller said.
“It’s still hard — you can’t really put it into words,” Miller added. “Somebody told me once you want to make God laugh, then make plans. You’ve just got to keep going, keep taking it one day at a time. I’ve got a beautiful baby boy, had a lot of beautiful years here, lot of great memories, lot of great teammates, lot of great coaches, lot of great fans.”
In Los Angeles, Miller will join a 7-1 Rams team that is among the favorites to make a Super Bowl LVI run.
“Great team — I’ve been a huge fan of [defensive tackle] Aaron Donald for a long time. They got a great defense … I’m excited, always been a great teammate and I’m going to continue to do that,” Miller said, adding that he hopes to play on Sunday night when the Rams host the Tennessee Titans.Over the offseason, the Rams completed a blockbuster trade for quarterback Matthew Stafford, who the team believed could be the final addition needed to win a title and do so in their brand-new home at SoFi Stadium, where the next Super Bowl will be played.
Last month, with the trade deadline looming, Rams coach Sean McVay said he did not anticipate “any big splash moves, like maybe you’ve seen from us in the past.” But the fifth-year coach added, “I would never say never.”
McVay said Monday evening on a conference call with reporters that his initial reaction when informed a deal for Miller could be a possibility was, “‘You’ve got to be s—ting me!’ That’s what I said. I’m like, ‘No way.'”
Miller will provide needed reinforcement to a defense that has experienced a slight decline from last season’s top-ranked performance despite starring three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year Donald and All-Pro cornerback Jalen Ramsey. Coming from coach Vic Fangio’s 3-4 scheme, Miller should be a seamless fit with the Rams, whose system stems from Fangio’s, playing opposite of outside linebacker Leonard Floyd. And Miller will draw some attention away from Donald, who ranks 18th in the league with five sacks and has been double-teamed on 106 snaps this season, the fourth most in the NFL.
“He brings an element, obviously an incredibly unique football player that not only is a great pass-rusher, but he’s a complete football player that can really affect and influence an offense in a negative way on all three downs,” McVay said about Miller. “You can utilize him in a variety of different ways.”
McVay said Miller will undergo a physical Tuesday but that it was the hope and expectation that he would be available to play Sunday against the Titans.
Miller, who hosted a Halloween party for his teammates and friends Sunday night, was at the team’s suburban Denver complex Monday morning to say his goodbyes to his coaches and teammates.
“Always have Super Bowl 50 — seeing the pictures when I was walking out made me tear up,” Miller said. “We always got Super Bowl 50, always got Broncos Country and got to keep going.”Miller, who was John Elway’s first draft pick (second overall) as the team’s top football decision-maker in 2011, was the longest-tenured Broncos player. He was in the final year of the six-year, $114.5 million contract he signed in late July 2016, six months after he had won the Super Bowl 50 MVP award. He is scheduled to be an unrestricted free agent following the season.
“When I said, ‘Broncos for life,’ I meant that — it will always be in my heart,” Miller said. “It was an honor and privilege to play here. John Elway picked me and it was life-changing.”
Miller, 32, and kicker Brandon McManus were the only remaining players on the roster who played in Super Bowl 50 for the Broncos.
“Von was the very first draft pick we made back in 2011 at a time when we needed an impact player to turn this team around,” Elway said in a statement. “There was a lot of pressure on him as the No. 2 overall pick, and he exceeded all of those expectations during 11 great seasons as a Bronco.
“Von was always at his best when we needed him the most. Our Super Bowl 50 win and playoff run that year would not have been possible without Von turning in one of the most dominant individual performances of all-time.”
Fangio, who spoke just moments before the news of the Miller trade became public, said with the trade deadline approaching that “several” teams had called the Broncos about deals, but he gave no specifics.
With the team at 4-4, Fangio was then asked if he expressed any of his thoughts on what the team should do before Tuesday’s trade deadline to general manager George Paton.
“I told him to do whatever he needs to do and we’re going to coach and coach winning football with what we’ve got,” Fangio said. “I’ve not tried to influence him one way or another.”
Miller, who is the league’s active career sack leader with 110.5 (sacks became an official statistic in 1982), is one of the most decorated players in team history with eight Pro Bowl selections and three first-team All-Pro selections, and he was chosen for the all-decade team for the 2010s by the Hall of Fame’s board of selectors.
Miller had a half-sack in the Broncos’ past five games after he had four in the team’s 3-0 start in September. Miller did not play Sunday against Washington because of a left ankle injury, and Fangio said after the game it was “not close” for Miller to be in the lineup.
When Miller was asked this past week about the approaching trade deadline and the team’s struggles in a four-game losing streak, he said:
“No, I can’t really control any of that. I’m here with these guys and I love all these guys — whether we lose or not. I can say that all these coaches, all these equipment managers, the media guys — everybody. I genuinely love these guys … While I’m here, while my keycard still works, and while I’m a Denver Bronco, I’m going to continue to keep trying to fix it. I’m going to continue to try to do my part to put us back on the mountaintop. I’m going to continue to try to be the type of franchise that this franchise has been historically.”This is the second trade between the Rams and Broncos before this year’s trade deadline. The Rams traded linebacker Kenny Young to the Broncos in a deal that involved a swap of draft picks last week. At the time, McVay said the decision to trade Young was “financially driven.”
“Whether or not that means that any major big moves are imminent for us, that’s not something that I can really speak on right now,” McVay said.
The Rams are also anticipated to make another roster move after veteran receiver DeSean Jackson, who signed a one-year, $4.5 million deal that included $2.75 million guaranteed over the offseason, requested late last week to be traded.
McVay said after Sunday’s 38-22 victory over the Houston Texans that there “has been some dialogue with some teams.” On Monday, McVay had no further update on Jackson, but there is some increased urgency to figure out a solution for their receivers group after McVay announced that rookie Tutu Atwell will undergo season-ending shoulder surgery.
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