Which part do you have trouble with?
Is Bill Barr a Democrat? Mike Flynn? Ms. Hutchinson?
Do you doubt her words? Do you doubt weapons were confiscated at the Elipse?
I doubt her words. She had to qualify every sentence with a "something to the effect of" in order to ensure that she can avoid perjury charges. She gave zero testimony that would be admissible in a criminal trial without additional corroboration and thus far the only corroboration provided was by the secret service denying her story about grabbing the steering wheel.
As for weapons at Elipse, no telling. For the 100s arrested on Jan. 6th, I believe I read there was a total of 5 guns confiscated. Not exactly the makings of an militarized revolution, although I know that's what the media would lead you to believe.
Just for fun, each of these is a different paragraph of Ms. Hutchinson's testimony...
I was in the vicinity of a conversation where I overheard the president say
something to the effect of:
I saw Mr. Cipollone right before I walked out onto West Exec that morning. And Mr. Cipollone said
something to the effect of:
Tony described him as being irate. (hearsay with no corroboration)
The president said
something to the effect of:
And when Mr. Ornato had recounted this story to me, he had motioned towards his clavicles. (Weird that the hearing didn't choose to question Mr. Ornato himself to colloborate this assault charge, don't you think?)
I remember Pat saying
something to the effect of:
And Mark had responded
something to the effect of:
He didn't look up from his phone and said
something to the effect of:
And Pat said something to the effect of, and very clearly had said this to Mark,
something to the effect of:
To use that phrase EVERY single time she quoted someone gives me the indication of being coached for that hearing, and thus, her testimony, with no evidence or corroboration, is valueless to me. If that pharse had been a drinking game, I'd have lost long before her testimony was over.