Kimberly Guilfoyle Storms Out Of January 6th Questioning After 'Intense Confrontation'

After her bizarre speech at CPAC this week, Kimberly Guilfoyle, the fiance of Donald Trump, Jr., had to head to Washington to meet with the January 6th Committee. And the conversation didn't last long. Guilfoyle and her lawyers ended up storming out of the hearing after what was described as an "intense confrontation." Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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Donald Trump Jr's fiance. Kimberly Guilfoyle may have made headlines on Thursday for her speech at the CPAC convention, but it was what happened on Friday that really was newsworthy. See, on Friday, Gil foil appeared virtually not in person in front of members of the January 6th elect committee, except the conversation didn't actually last long because Gil foil and her lawyers became so irate that there were, believe it or not members of the committee on the phone call that they decided to digitally storm off. Let me read this exchange. This is from, uh, uh, Costa with CNN, a tense con uh, confrontation between the house select committee and Kimberly Gilfoyle unfolded privately on Friday morning when Guilfoyle appeared on Friday's virtual meeting, she and her lawyers grew immediately concerned when they saw who else was on the call, including lawmakers on the committee, such as representative Adam Schiff of California and representative Jamie Raskin of Maryland, both Democrats Gil Foyles spoke up and asked why members and not just the lawyers and the committee staff were on the call.

Three of the people said Kim baed and said that this, in my understanding, one of the people said a second person described her as outraged, outraged. How dare you members of the committee appear on this zoom call, I guess that I'm having with members of the committee, like really, did you, did you really think Kim, that you were only gonna be talking to the, the, the staffers? I mean, what, what exactly did you think this was? You know, listen, I'll be clear here. If in fact they did tell her look, no, no, you know, legislators are gonna be here. It's just you and the staff then. Yeah, they shouldn't have jumped on the call, but at the same time, the, this is kind of their job, right? They're on the committee, they're supposed to be getting answers. And I'm not exactly clear by the way, according to these reports, if this was just a procedural call or if this was in fact a conversation to get information from her, cuz let's not forget Kimberly Gil foil didn't fact money for the stop, the steel rally that preceded the capital riot.

So it would make perfect sense for the members of the committee to want to get these answers from her. And that may be a lot more difficult. Now, now that she's off now that her lawyers are off, probably gonna make it a little less likely that they're gonna be willing to come and voluntarily speak in front of the committee, whether it's, you know, via webcam or in person. So what could end up happening as a result of this little misunderstanding that threw them into a fit of rage for some reason is the committee may have to consider subpoenaing, Ms. Gill foil to get her to come back now again, we won't know that until it happens, but Kim you're, you're always full of, you know, fire. You're always ready to take people on, right. Or at least that's how it seems when you're giving speeches. And don't actually have to deal with anybody talking back to you. Right? So I guess that's probably what worried you, you and your lawyers probably thought you could steam roll the staff members, but then when you saw that the heavy hitters were there, suddenly you panicked and you is that as much fire as in you, you still can't take that heat. Can you.