Your conclusions are false. If one person who was present tells another about something. And that person who wasn't there tells ten people about it, and they each tell nine more, it doesn't make something true because 101 people now say it versus the one who was there. There is still only the ONE person who actually witnessed it. With regard to riding in the SUV, the actual agents who were present disputed her version from the beginning, but the J6 couldn't be bothered with actual witnesses because it didn't fit the picture they were painting. Quote from article found on MSN:
“This firsthand testimony directly contradicts Cassidy Hutchinson’s story and the former J6 select committee’s narrative,” said Rep. Barry Loudermilk, a Georgia Republican who has been investigating the prior work of the committee. “Although the select committee had this critical information, they still promoted Ms. Hutchinson’s thirdhand version of events in their final report.”
Of course, we could have known this at the time it happened. The day that she testified, NBC News' Peter Alexander reported that both Engel and the driver were willing to testify that her version of events was inaccurate.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...orces-say-happened-in-armored-car/ar-BB1jKWlo