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Stephen Miller returns to grand jury to testify about January 6 conversations with Trump

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By Casey Gannon and Katelyn Polantz, CNN Donald Trump’s close presidential aide and speechwriter Stephen Miller returned to testify to a federal grand jury in Washington on Tuesday after the courts ordered that he and other top advisers must share their recollections of direct conversations with the…

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    Stephen Miller returns to grand jury to testify about January 6 conversations with Trump (opens ABC 17 Mid-Missouri)

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    By Casey Gannon and Katelyn Polantz, CNN Donald Trump’s close presidential aide and speechwriter Stephen Miller returned to testify to a federal grand jury in Washington on Tuesday after the courts ordered that he and other top advisers must share their recollections of direct conversations with the…

  2. New York Post

    Stephen Miller testifies before grand jury investigating Trump over Capitol riot (opens New York Post)

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    Former White House adviser Stephen Miller was spotted leaving the US District Courthouse in Washington, DC, on Tuesday after reportedly being interviewed before the grand jury hearing evidence of f…

  3. NBC News

    Former Trump adviser Stephen Miller appears at D.C. federal court where Jan. 6 grand jury meets (opens NBC News)

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    An appeals court last week denied an emergency motion from Trump’s legal team that sought to block the testimony of Miller and other aides to the former president.

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