Teasing new witnesses following Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony before the Jan. 6 committee, Rep. Adam Kinzinger says of Trump and his allies: 'They're all scared. They should be.'

Following last week's testimony by Cassidy Hutchinson before the select committee, Donald Trump and his allies are scared, according to Rep. Adam Kinzinger.

The BIPARTISAN committee has been able to find out things that were denied by the Jan 6th truthers, so they are left with trying to destroy a young woman with more courage than they can muster. "Except... that isn't working...

Cassidy is compelled with honor even though she doesn't seek the spotlight. She did not have to swear an oath to the constitution like other people have done. She agreed to tell what she knows. She's a better person than everyone else.

One of the two Republicans on the select committee is a critic of Trump. McCarthy withdrew from the commission after the nominations of Jim Jordan and Jim Banks of Indiana were turned down.

Following Hutchinson's testimony, new witnesses came forward.

The testimony of Hutchinson included reports that the former president lunged at a Secret Service member and tried to get to the Capitol.

Kinzinger said that they were all scared. "Yes, they should be."