Stephen Miller, former advisor to Trump, testified on Jan.6 on Thursday

WASHINGTON – Stephen Miller, a senior counselor to then-President Donald Trump, affirmed for all intents and purposes Thursday morning before the House council researching the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Legislative hall, as per an individual acquainted with the board’s exercises.

At the point when he was summoned in November, the board of trustees composed that Miller “partook in endeavors to spread misleading data about supposed electoral cheating in the November 2020 political race, as well as endeavors to urge state lawmaking bodies to change the result of the November 2020 political race by delegating substitute records of voters.”

Mill operator documented suit in government court last month to hinder the board of trustees from accessing his records.

In December, The New York Times detailed that Miller was engaged with post-political decision system meetings at Trump’s mission central command in which political and government authorities chose to push the untruth that the political race was manipulated and document claims to back up charges of misrepresentation.