Liz Cheney says telling the truth about Jan. 6 is worth losing her job but whether or not she'll run for president in 2024 is another story

It's worth losing your job if you tell the truth.

Speaking with CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday, Cheney said if she had to choose between keeping her seat in Congress or being honest about the insurrection, she would choose the truth.

She said there was no question.

Cheney is the vice chair of the January 6 committee. She said working on the committee is the most important thing she has done.

She told Tapper that the leaders of the Republicans in the house need to be held accountable for their actions.

Before the Republican primary on August 16th, the Wyoming representative is trying to win votes in her state.

Cheney said she will fight to make sure the former president isn't near the office again.

Cheney said he didn't think Donald Trump should be trusted with the presidency again and asked if he was willing to try to stop him.

At this point, I have not made a decision about that year.