Cassidy Hutchinson, Former White House Aide, Has Accused Rudy Giuliani of Sexual Assault — This is NOT the First Time She's LIED

Why did Hutchinson wait two and a half years to make this controversial claim? Oh, that's right—she has a book coming out!

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Cassidy Hutchinson, a former White House Aide to Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, has now come forward with a shocking new claim that former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani sexually assaulted her backstage at the Ellipse on January 6th. Why did Hutchinson wait two and a half years to make this controversial claim for which she has no corroborating witness? Oh, that's right—she has a book coming out!

This is not the first time Hutchinson has lied. I know. She lied about me, and she did so under oath. On June 29, 2022, Cassidy Hutchinson, a former aide to White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, was a surprise witness in the January 6th Committee hearings. Although heavily hyped as a “surprise witness” with startling “new information,” much of what Cassidy said was both eagerly reported as “fact” by the mainstream media and just as quickly debunked by more objective news organizations.

I won’t recount here how quickly disproved Cassidy’s second-hand claim that President Trump, irate that his Secret Service detail would not take him to the Capitol, sought to grab the wheel of his presidential limousine and assaulted a Secret Service agent. Even NBC News reported that Secret Service officials are prepared to testify, under oath, that neither of these things happened.

Congresswoman Liz Cheney induced Hutchinson to say it was her “understanding” that “President Trump instructed White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows to call Roger Stone and General Michael Flynn on the evening of January 5th,” and that it was Hutchinson’s “impression" that these calls were completed on the evening of January 5th.

Cheney would later speculate that the purpose of these calls on January 5th was “to find out what was going to happen on January 6th.” Once again, USA Today would report this falsehood without any effort to confirm its accuracy.

Rolling Stone, USA Today, MSNBC, Yahoo! News, The Miami Herald, and others almost immediately reported Hutchinson’s claim as if it were a fact. If any of these “news outlets” had bothered to call for comment, they would have learned that Hutchinson’s claim was unequivocally false; I received no such call from Mark Meadows on January 5th. In fact, although I met him once in the green room at Fox in 2019 when he was still a Congressman, I have never spoken to him by phone, or in person, or in any other mode of communication on January 5th, 6th, or on any other occasion or date.

General Flynn tells me that he did not speak to Mark Meadows on January 5th, and neither has he ever had any phone conversation with Meadows. To their credit, ABC News was the only media outlet to request a comment on Hutchinson’s baseless claims and accurately report my denial.

Hutchinson went on to say that Meadows wanted to attend a “briefing in a War Room set up in the Willard Hotel.” Hutchinson said that Meadows was persuaded not to attend this briefing in person but that he participated in the briefing “with Roger Stone and General Flynn” by phone.

Once again, there never was any such telephone briefing. That, of course, did not stop USA Today or The New York Times from gleefully recycling this canard without contacting me or my attorney for comment. Nor was I aware of, or involved with, any “War Room” within the Willard Hotel. So, as far as I know, there was no such meeting—at least not one Flynn or I knew about or participated in.

None of this stopped MSNBC slimeball legal analyst Ari Melber from recycling Hutchinson's lies only days ago. That my attorney put out a formal statement denying Hutchinson’s claims was not noted.

In an unhinged rant, Melber also claimed that a video I was depicted in - in which I correctly said that under the U.S. Constitution state legislatures are granted the authority to award electoral votes to a presidential candidate based on the popular vote in that state - was somehow an advocacy of "fake" electors or that I urged, in his words, “Georgia politicians" to “throw out" the actual popular vote in the Peach State. Actually, I never used the expression "fake" or "alternative" electors, and made no references to Georgia whatsoever in my comments, never mind suggesting anyone's votes be "thrown out.” In fact, even in the selectively edited and manipulated video of me, comments are legally, constitutionally, and historically correct. Melber is a slippery little weasel who has a casual relationship with the truth. He accused me of being a Russian intelligence agent for two years for which he has still not been held to account.

In fact, The Washington Post has reported accurately that “The Willard attracted many pro-Trump figures around that time, including “Stop the Steal” provocateur Roger Stone. Stone was not part of the Giuliani team at the Willard and did not participate in the team’s efforts, according to three people with knowledge of the matter.”

I continue to believe that the “Stop the Steal” effort to bring public attention to the anomalies and irregularities, as well as very real evidence of fraud, in the results of the 2020 election, constitutes an act of constitutionally protected Free Speech, and that the legally permitted and peaceful events on January 5th and 6th are constitutionally protected under the 4th Amendment. At no time did I, Ali Alexander, or Alex Jones publicly, or privately, advocate violence or lawlessness. There has been a concerted effort by the Democrats and their allies in the fake news media to insist otherwise. I am aware that there are selectively edited videos that employ an AI-generated voice track that seem to contradict this but as any reasonable person can see, they are crude forgeries.

It is sad that I must reiterate it—but any assertion, claim, or even implication that I was aware in advance of, involved in, or condoned any illegal activity at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, or any other date, is categorically false. Nor was I involved in any legal effort to delay the certification of the results of the electoral college. There is no witness, e-mail, text message, encrypted message, or individual that can prove otherwise. Unfortunately, since this assertion is never reported by the fake news media, false claims about my actions on January 5th and 6th are constantly recycled, including by The Miami Herald.

The favored tactic of the left, in this case, is “Guilt by Association.” Because the off-duty D.C. police officers who had provided paid security for me and my family during my November 2019 trial in Washington D.C. were unavailable; the Oath Keepers organization provided security for me on January 5th. I do know individual members of the Proud Boys. I am a 41-year friend and supporter of President Donald Trump. None of these facts proves anything whatsoever.

Hutchinson’s Cheney-induced assertions about me were the source of a tsunami-like wave of hatred and vilification on Twitter. This exposes the true purpose of the baseless attacks on me; to associate me, falsely, with actions I was not involved in, to drive up the cost of lawyers that I require to defend myself and to drag my name through the mud once more. Sadly, I am the Trump supporter that “woke” leftists and those claiming to be journalists but aren't love most to hate.

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