Here’s who will be subpoenaed.
On Thursday (June 9), the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot will hold a primetime hearing, where it will reveal its findings to the public.
The anticipation for this event has led to reporting about the committee’s investigation, including the more than 100 subpoenas it issued to lawmakers, internet and communication companies, and Trump White House officials, among others.
This is a list of those the committee has subpoenaed.
Trump Family
Kimberly Guilfoyle
Guilfoyle is Donald Trump Jr.’s fiance, who spoke at a Jan. 6 rally on the Ellipse.
Members of Congress
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ.)
Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Alaska.)
Brooks spoke at the Jan. 6 rally on the Ellipse and indicated last month that he wouldn’t testify.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio)
The Ohio Republican requested the panel give him the bulk of information it has collected on him as he considers how he’ll respond.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA.)
The panel has shown interest in conversations McCarthy had with Trump surrounding the attack.
Rep. Scott Perry (R-Pa.)
Perry is set to meet with Trump and other members of the Freedom Caucus he chairs ahead of the committee’s prime time hearing.
Former White House Administration Officials
Ben Williamson
Trump-era deputy assistant to the President, senior adviser to Mark Meadows, and Trump chief of staff.
Brian Jack
Former White House director of political affairs.
Cassidy Hutchinson
Trump’s special assistant.
Christopher Liddell
White House deputy chief of staff during Trump’s presidency.
Daniel Scavino
The former White House deputy chief of staff was voted to be held in contempt of Congress by the Jan. 6 Committee.
Jeffrey Clark
Former acting civil division assistant attorney general.
Judd Deere
Former Deputy White House press secretary.
John McEntee
Trump-era White House personnel director.
Kash Patel
Trump-era chief of staff to acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller.
Keith Kellogg
Former Vice President Mike Pence’s national security adviser.
Kenneth Klukowski
Senior counsel in the division led by Trump Department of Justice Official Jeffrey Clark.
Kayleigh McEnany
Trump-era White House press secretary.
Nicholas Luna
Former President Donald Trump’s personal assistant.
Max Miller
Former White House staffer who served on both of Trump’s Presidential campaigns.
Marc Short
Former Vice President Mike Pence’s chief of staff.
Mark Meadows
Former White House chief of staff.
Molly Michael
Trump-era special assistant to the President and Oval Office operations coordinator.
Peter Navarro
Former White House trade adviser.
Stephen Miller
Former White House senior adviser.
Robert “Bobby” Peede Jr.
Peede is the former deputy assistant to the President and had reportedly met with Trump in his private dining room on Jan. 4.
Campaign Officials and Trump Allies
Angela McCallum
Boris Epshteyn
Gary Michael Brown
Jason Miller
Jenna Ellis
John Eastman
Michael Flynn
Michael A. Roman
Rudy Giuliani
Sidney Powell
Stephen Bannon
William Stepien
Tied to Jan. 6, Capitol Riot
Proud Boys International, LLC
A far-right group allegedly calling for violence ahead of the attack on the Capitol.
Patrick Casey
Leader of the alt-right “America First” or “Groyper” movement.
Nicholas J. Fuentas
Leader of the alt-right “America First” or “Groyper” movement.
Oath Keepers
Far-right group accused of assisting in the plan to attack the U.S. Capitol.
Elmer Stewart Rhodes
President of the Oath Keepers.
Henry “Enrique” Tarrio
Chairman of the Proud Boys, but wasn’t in D.C. on Jan. 6.
Rally and Event Organizers
The panel has shown interest in the planning of the Jan. 6 rally on the Ellipse and demonstrations preceding the Capitol attack.
They’ve also sought information from those connected to groups such as “Stop the Steal” and those involved in the permitted event on Capitol grounds advertised as the “One Nation Under God” rally.
Ali Alexander
Stop the Steal organizer
Lyndon Brentnall
Listed as “on-site supervisor” on the permit of the Jan. 6 Ellipse rally.
Taylor Budowich
Allegedly managed a campaign for the Jan. 6 Ellipse rally.
Justin Caporale
Listed as “project manager” for the Jan. 6 Ellipse rally.
Cynthia Chafin
Submitted the Jan. 6 Ellipse rally permit on behalf of Women for America First.
Kimberley Fletcher
Founder of “Moms for America,” a group that planned rallies on Jan. 5 and Jan. 6 in D.C.
Alex Jones
Founder of InfoWars and attendee of the Ellipse rally.
Amy Kremer
Co-founder of Women for America First.
Kylie Kremer
Co-founder of Women for America First.
Jennifer Lawrence
Allegedly assisted Women for America First with planning rallies leading up to the Capitol attack.
Bryan Lewis
Listed on “One Nation Under God” rally permit.
Robert Patrick Lewis
Chair of the 1st Amendment Praetorian, a group that provided security at several events leading up to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Ed Martin
Stop the Steal organizer
Nathan Martin
Listed on “One Nation Under God” rally permit.
Maggie Mulvaney
Listed as “VIP lead” on permit for Jan. 6 Ellipse rally.
Katrina Pierson
Former Trump spokesperson who allegedly assisted Women for America First.
Megan Powers
Listed as “operations manager for scheduling and guidance” on permit for Jan. 6 Ellipse rally.
Arthur Schwartz
A Republican strategist who allegedly communicated with Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberley Guilfoyle about the Ellipse rally.
Stop the Steal LLC
Right-wing organization tied to the permits for the Jan. 6 rally.
Duston Stockton
Assisted Women for America First plan rallies ahead of Jan. 6 rally.
Hannah Salem Stone
Listed as “operations manager for logistics and communication” for Jan. 6 Ellipse rally.
Roger Stone
Spoke at Jan. 5 rally and used members of Oath Keepers as personal security guards.
Andy Surabian
A Republican strategist who communicated with Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberley Guilfoyle about the Ellipse rally.
Tim Unes
Listed as “stage manager” on Jan. 6 Ellipse rally permit.
Ross Worthington
Helped draft Trump’s speech for the Ellipse rally.
Caroline Wren
Listed as “VIP adviser” on Jan. 6 Ellipse rally permit.
Companies
Alphabet
Various Telecom Carriers
Meta
Salesforce.com
