She met with the House Committee investigating the U.S. Capitol Insurrection Monday. This came more than a month after she abruptly stopped a voluntary interviewwith lawmakers.
Guilfoyle (53 years old) arrived Monday morning at Capitol Hill's federal office building. There, the committee was conducting virtual and in-person interviews with legislators, according to a person who spoke to The Associated Press under the condition of anonymity.
Guilfoyle was a speaker at Trump's rally at the White House Ellipse Jan. 6, 2021. This was before the riot at Capitol that overturned Trump's election loss. According to lawmakers, Guilfoyle was also a chair for Trump Victory Committee. This fundraising arm was part of Trump's campaign and was in direct communication with key organizers and participants.
Guilfoyle was subpoenaed by nine members of the panel last month. Guilfoyle had cut short the voluntary interview because she objected to lawmakers being present. It was unusual for lawmakers to summon Trump's family members on a voluntary basis, so the committee decided to subpoena her.
Guilfoyle's attorney Joe Tacopina did not respond Monday to a request for comment. However, he has stated previously that his client had done nothing wrong and would testify truthfully to any question.
Although the committee said that it received some of the documents requested by Guilfoyle, it is now interested in learning more about the meetings she had with the former president and his family at the Oval Office on the morning of the attack.
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Guilfoyle's latest appearance is part of a series interview the committee conducted over the past few weeks with members of Trump's inner circle. On Tuesday, Stephen Miller (a Trump aide) was interrogated for eight hours.
Jared Kushner, the husband of Ivanka Trump , and Ivanka's daughter, were also present to the committee over the past month. They provided hours of testimony that the members have cited to support their investigation.
