Two female GOP organizers were compared to teenage girls in a movie.
Guilfoyle testified before the House panel in January.
Guilfoyle said that one of her friends got on her nerves.
In her January 6 testimony, Guilfoyle compared two female GOP organizers, one of whom she said was her friend, to the catty teenage girls in the movie Mean Girls.
Following the publication of the panel's final report, the House Select committee has continued to release witness testimony transcripts. Guilfoyle's testimony was included in the document dump.
About a third of the way through her testimony, Guilfoyle referred to "Mean Girls" as lawmakers zeroed in on a series of text messages between her and a Republican.
Guilfoyle bragged about raising $3 million for the "Stop the Steal" rally while pushing to get more right-wing speakers for it. The most direct evidence that members of the Trump family were involved in financing and organizing the rally was found in the text messages.
A lawyer for Guilfoyle denied his client's involvement in a statement to the publication at the time, and Guilfoyle herself said in her January 6 interview that she didn't have anything to do with raising money for the event.
Guilfoyle told lawmakers that there was aturf war going on between the two women over the speaking list for the rally.
Guilfoyle said that the two people were complaining about each other. To all of us. Everyone knew they were fighting.
Guilfoyle said that it was unpleasant to be around the arguing.
Guilfoyle said that it was similar to turf wars and two girls arguing over who was in charge.
They did not respond to Insider's request for comment on their personal websites.
Guilfoyle agreed when the person asked if people in the inner circle were very gossipy.
She agreed. "Like'Mean Girls'."
Guilfoyle told the committee she was a friend of Wren's.
She said that they are friends. She frustrates me on a regular basis.
Guilfoyle said that she got on his nerves.
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