19th News: She Worked on Forming the January 6 Select Committee

REPORTING

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The 19th News, November 2025, in an on-the-record profile: after January 6, Pelosi “didn’t want to direct the House’s response from the top down.” McCullough “worked with Jamie Fleet, staff director for the Democrats on the House Administration Committee, on forming the Select Committee on January 6.” The same piece: McCullough “reached across the aisle to then-Reps. Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger.”

That is a news profile’s account of staffing work. It is not a Select Committee membership roster. McCullough is not described there as a member. It is not a court finding. The House GOP’s December 2022 report and the later Loudermilk oversight work treat the Select Committee as a Pelosi-office project they say hid security failure; those documents are cited on the email and briefing posts. This page does not invent a McCullough subpoena, a McCullough vote, or a McCullough hearing. The 19th’s sentences are the claim.

Sources

The 19th News, November 2025. McCullough and Fleet on forming the Select Committee; Cheney and Kinzinger outreach. 19thnews.org

Committee on House Administration, Dec. 21, 2022. GOP appointees on Pelosi blocking Banks and Jordan from the Select Committee. cha.house.gov

Opinion

The following is commentary by this site. It is not a finding of fact and not a legal conclusion.

Compiler take

The profile says she helped stand up the committee that spent two years on Trump and not on the Speaker’s security paper. Fleet is the same name on the Dear Colleague. Cheney and Kinzinger are the Republicans Pelosi kept. That is the 19th’s sentence. File it as reporting.