In Cassidy Hutchinson’s upcoming book “Enough,” set to release next week, the former aide to the Trump White House makes a startling revelation. She alleges that Rudy Giuliani, once a mayor and attorney to Trump, acted inappropriately towards her during the “Stop the Steal” rally on January 6, 2021.
Just 24 then, Hutchinson recounts the chilling encounter, likening Giuliani’s behavior to “a wolf closing in on its prey.” In her own words, she conveys her emotions vividly:
“‘By the way,’ he says, fingering the fabric, ‘I’m loving this leather jacket on you.’ His hand slips under my blazer, then my skirt,”
“I feel his frozen fingers trail up my thigh. He tilts his chin up. The whites of his eyes look jaundiced. My eyes dart to [Trump adviser] John Eastman, who flashes a leering grin.”
“I fight against the tension in my muscles and recoil from Rudy’s grip,” she further describes, “filled with rage, I storm through the tent, on yet another quest for Mark.”
The world first took note of Hutchinson during her dramatic live testimony on June 28, 2022. Addressing the House Jan. 6 select committee, she made another significant revelation, claiming to have overheard plans of Trump’s intention to drive to the Capitol amidst his supporters. Both the former president and the Secret Service have not verified this assertion.
Interestingly, Hutchinson initially appeared reluctant to share much about the internal goings-on in the Trump White House, particularly those concerning challenges to the 2020 election outcome. Later, she pivoted, attributing her initial reticence to the counsel of a Trump-affiliated lawyer she had employed for monetary reasons. One lingering question remains: Why did Hutchinson hold back her claims about Giuliani during her public testimony?
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