Former Mark Meadows aide Cassidy Hutchinson has claimed that the former White House chief of staff allegedly burned several documents nearly a dozen times between December 2020 and mid-January 2021.The revelations came to light as the House Select committee, investigating the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack released fresh transcripts from Hutchinson’s testimony in May. In her testimony, Hutchinson said that Meadows burned the documents at least once or twice a week.She also claimed that the general administration staff were allegedly asked to light the fireplace in the morning and keep additional logs next to the area as well as in Meadows’ closet.“So throughout the day, he would put more logs on the fireplace to keep it burning throughout the day. And I recall roughly a dozen times where he would take the – I don’t know the formal name for what it’s called that covers the fireplace – but take that off and then throw a few more pieces of paper in with it when he put more logs on the fireplace.”Mike Sington@MikeSingtonStunning. Cassidy Hutchinson testified Trump’s Chief of Staff Mark Meadows would burn documents in a White House fireplace. (Video: CNN)45251833Stunning. Cassidy Hutchinson testified Trump’s Chief of Staff Mark Meadows would burn documents in a White House fireplace. (Video: CNN) https://t.co/iX1cZYMv2SWhile the transcript mentioned that Cassidy Hutchinson recalled an account when she was present in Meadows’ office while he burnt the documents, she said that she did not know the contents of the documents, whether they were original copies or required to be preserved by law:“The Presidential Records Act only asks that you keep the original copy of a document. So, yes. However, I don’t know if they were the first or original copies of anything.”She further added:“It’s entirely possible that he had put things in his fireplace that he also would have put into a burn bag that there were duplicates of or that there was an electronic copy of.”Hutchinson also noted that on at least two occasions, Meadows burned documents after his meeting with Pennsylvania House Representative Scott Perry.Back in May, the House Select committee alleged that Perry was “directly involved” in the efforts to instate Jeffrey Clark as acting Attorney General in an attempt to use the Justice Department to overturn the 2020 U.S. presidential election.As Cassidy Hutchinson’s transcripts went viral online, several social media users urged officials to provide proper “protection” to the former aide:Pv@vw🌊🍷🇺🇸🏝️@relaxed2rp@MikeSington She better be protected well.5@MikeSington She better be protected well.The latest revelations come after several explosive media reports suggested that Trump’s former ethics attorney, Stefan Passantino, advised Cassidy Hutchinson to give misleading testimony to the House Select committee.According to Vanity Fair, the lawyer is reportedly taking a leave of absence from his firm after the revelation. His name was also allegedly removed from the official site of Michael Best & Friedrich’s firm.Cassidy Hutchinson transcripts reveal details of alleged Mark Meadows meetingsThe newly released Cassidy Hutchinson transcripts also revealed that she testified about Scott Perry and Mark Meadows allegedly discussing “election issues” during their meeting:“Mr. Perry started coming to meet with Mr. Meadows about what he believed could happen on January 6th, and they were preparing various PowerPoints and he would bring physical material.”The former aide also hinted that Mark Meadows had tried to keep some meetings “off official records.” She testified that either at the end of November or early December 2020, Meadows allegedly told Oval Office staff members to keep some meetings “close hold.” Hutchinson quoted Meadows, saying:“We will talk about what that means, but for now we will keep things real tight and private so things don’t start to leak out.”She even alleged that there “were certain things that had potentially been left off” the Oval Office diary. Hutchinson, however, said she did not know the details of the specific documents.Cassidy Hutchinson also told the January 6 committee that she often helped in coordinating the delivery of certain documents from the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) to the White House.One of the transcripts revealed that the former aide liaised with former California Rep. Devin Nunes and that the documents were delivered in the last week of December 2020 in a “dolly of boxes”:“On December 31st — or December 30th — we got all the documents. They came up on a dolly in a few boxes and I had to sign for them. And then he called White House counsel down.”Hutchinson also claimed that HPSCI staffers met with Meadows, Nunes and former Trump lawyer Pat Cipollone and that a member of the Situation Room delivered the boxes. However, she said that she did not personally review the content of the documents:“I don't know if it was the Situation Room that brought them or if it was somebody, a staffer, I don't know, because they came from the Hill, I don't know how, like what the protocol is for releasing them.”She continued:“I don't know if they have to go through the FBI or the CIA, or if it was something they could have sent to the Situation Room to print and bind there.”In her testimony, Hutchinson also claimed that HPSCI staffers allegedly saw the documents “at some point” and were aware of its contents:“HPSCI had seen these documents at some point and had these documents at some point and were aware of the contents of these documents," she said. "I am not sure if it's something that the Republican HPSCI staffers had deeply looked into or if it was more the intention to bring them to the White House to look into them.”Cassidy Hutchinson also clarified that she was never part of the meetings that took place between White House officials and their Republican allies despite having a security clearance.Twitter reacts to Cassidy Hutchinson’s transcripts and Mark Meadows revelationsNetizens urge officials to protect Cassidy Hutchinson following release of explosive transcripts (Image via Getty Images)Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson has continued to make news ever since the House Select committee named her as a witness at the January 6 Capitol Attack hearing earlier this year.Hutchison also previously provided her deposition to the committee in videotaped interviews surrounding key information about the internal attempts to overturn the 2020 election as well as certain details on Mark Meadows, Scott Perry, former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani and others.Occupy Democrats@OccupyDemocratsBREAKING: Shocking transcripts reveal that former White House staffer Cassidy Hutchinson told the Jan. 6th committee that she saw Trump’s Chief of Staff Mark Meadows burning documents in a fireplace “once or twice a week.” RT TO DEMAND THAT MEADOWS TESTIFY UNDER OATH TO EXPLAIN!70782955BREAKING: Shocking transcripts reveal that former White House staffer Cassidy Hutchinson told the Jan. 6th committee that she saw Trump’s Chief of Staff Mark Meadows burning documents in a fireplace “once or twice a week.” RT TO DEMAND THAT MEADOWS TESTIFY UNDER OATH TO EXPLAIN!While excerpts from the closed-door testimony were previously reported by Politico and The New York Times, the House Select Committee recently released actual transcripts of Hutchinson’s interview.As the transcripts went viral online, several social media users took to Twitter to react to Cassidy Hutchison’s testimony:Olivia of Troye@OliviaTroyeEveryone should read the January 6th Committee's transcript of Cassidy Hutchinson. A first-hand account of how the Trump world operates, it is essentially like the mob. So many of these names are still prominent in GOP circles. Remember them when they seek to be in power again.161454560Everyone should read the January 6th Committee's transcript of Cassidy Hutchinson. A first-hand account of how the Trump world operates, it is essentially like the mob. So many of these names are still prominent in GOP circles. Remember them when they seek to be in power again.Brian Krassenstein@krassensteinOut of all the people involved in the January 6th plot, it took a brave 25-year-old, Cassidy Hutchinson, to stand up and tell the truth. This women deserves all the praise she can get.2586306Out of all the people involved in the January 6th plot, it took a brave 25-year-old, Cassidy Hutchinson, to stand up and tell the truth. This women deserves all the praise she can get.DawsonKellaySC🇺🇸🌴⛱️🇺🇦@dawson19791I hope they have Cassidy Hutchinson in wit protection in some private tropical resort in another country with 24/7 security303I hope they have Cassidy Hutchinson in wit protection in some private tropical resort in another country with 24/7 securityUltramanBG of Zoom Station@UltramanBGSo far Cassidy Hutchinson is the only one brave enough to stand up to the orange narcissist. She don't even have witness protection.#deadlinewh81So far Cassidy Hutchinson is the only one brave enough to stand up to the orange narcissist. She don't even have witness protection.#deadlinewhMaggievt@MaggievtI hope Cassidy Hutchinson has protection….4I hope Cassidy Hutchinson has protection….🌻 sassy-redhead-says-what? 🐞🦉🦋@redheadb3I pray that Cassidy Hutchinson has good support and protection around her right now.447I pray that Cassidy Hutchinson has good support and protection around her right now.Michael Crawford@Michael27989824@MaryWerblin Our country owes Cassidy Hutchinson our debt of gratitude. She endured enormous pressure and threats to help shed light on Treason involving her employers. Her personal protection is the Least we can do.2@MaryWerblin Our country owes Cassidy Hutchinson our debt of gratitude. She endured enormous pressure and threats to help shed light on Treason involving her employers. Her personal protection is the Least we can do.Night owl 9836 , 🌊💙🌊💙🌊@lorelei1950Cassidy Hutchinson will need protection for years to come. She's a brave woman.6710Cassidy Hutchinson will need protection for years to come. She's a brave woman.ᗰᗩƳᖇᗩ ℙ𝕙𝕠𝕥𝕠𝕘𝕣𝕒𝕡𝕙𝕪@LePapillonBlu2Cassidy Hutchinson is a brave soul and a national hero.673110Cassidy Hutchinson is a brave soul and a national hero.Michigan GOP Watch@MiMagaWatchBrave women have been out front, leading after January 6. Cassidy Hutchinson is a hero. 14821Brave women have been out front, leading after January 6. Cassidy Hutchinson is a hero. https://t.co/Uttuivfhx1As reactions continue to pour in online, it remains to be seen if Mark Meadows or other officials will respond to the allegations mentioned in Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony.