Ivanka Trump testified for eight hours about storming the Capitol

The daughter of former U.S. President Donald Trump, Ivanka, was questioned by a special committee of the U.S. House of Representatives on the Capitol Hill riots in Washington on January 6, 2021.

On April 5, Ivanka Trump testified for eight hours before a panel investigating the January 2021 Capitol Hill riot and takeover of the Capitol, Ivanka Trump was questioned via video link.

She was in the west wing of the building the day the protesters stormed the U.S. Congress and was in “direct contact” with her father, according to a letter sent to her by the commission investigating the incident. During Donald Trump’s presidential term, she was his advisor.

Benny Thompson, chairman of the committee investigating the incident, about Ivanka Trump “answering questions.” The important fact, according to the congressman, is that she did not have to issue a subpoena, unlike her husband Jared Kushner and other associates of Donald Trump, many of whom declined to testify.