The committee is set to hear from Cassidy Hutchinson, an aide to Donald Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows, on Tuesday.

Hutchinson will be the first White House employee to testify publicly before the committee.

In a private meeting Hutchinson previously said Meadows was warned in advance that there could be trouble on January 6.

Her video deposition was used to support the committee's argument that several of the Republicans later sought presidential pardons.

'We had intel reports saying that there could potentially be violence on the 6th,' Hutchinson told the panel, in a portion of a transcript shared in court documents in April.

'And Mr Meadows said: 'All right. Let's talk about it.'

Hutchinson was present during meetings between Meadows and multiple House Republicans who backed Trump's effort to overturn the 2020 election.

She also said that she saw Meadows burn documents.

Meadows has been subpoenaed by the committee, but refused to cooperate.

'I know that he was on several calls during the rally,' Hutchinson testified.

'And I went over to meet with him at one point, and he had just waved me away, which is out of the ordinary.'

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