'He stopped listening to me a long time ago': How Hope Hicks went from the 'Trump whisperer,' who could 心配する his moods, to the 'very sad' events of January 6

Longtime Trump 補佐官 Hope Hicks saw her own vaunted 関係 with former 大統領 Trump wither まっただ中に his repeated 選挙 詐欺 （人命などを）奪う，主張するs ? and confided he had 'stopped listening to her' before the （ワシントンの）連邦議会議事堂 暴動, recently 解放（する）d transcripts 明らかにする／漏らすs.

'He stopped listening to me a long time ago. It's very sad though,' she texted former White House 助言者／カウンセラー Kellyanne Conway after January 6th, when she 決定するd Trump was squandering the 遺産／遺物 she helped 形態／調整 as a の近くに inside 助言者.

She texted with Conway, another longtime 助言者／カウンセラー who managed Trump's 2016 （選挙などの）運動をする, after 4 pm on January 6th, as the 範囲 of the 暴力／激しさ and 破壊 was coming to light, によれば House January 6th 委員会 証言.

'This is so awful,' wrote Hicks, whose 損失ing 証言 featured in the パネル盤's last public 審理，公聴会.

'Yes, it is. I called him. I assume you're not on the campus?' Conway 答える／応じるd ? 示すing other 重要な 助言者s had noticed her absence.

Hope Hicks was の中で former 大統領 Trump's closest 助言者s. She 証言するd that she 勧めるd him to stop （人命などを）奪う，主張するing 大規模な 選挙 詐欺 occurred, and said he 'stopped listening to me' long ago

That 誘発するd Hicks to 明らかにする／漏らす her newfound distance from jump and her 決定／判定勝ち（する） to stay away from the White House she helped Trump 勝利，勝つ in 2016 as a （選挙などの）運動をする spokeswoman who followed him from the Trump Organization.

It was a stark 出発 for someone who had jumped to 国家の prominence as a glamorous and plugged-in a dvisor who helped （不足などを）補う part of Trump's inner circle. The former 大統領 had brought her onstage at an October 2020 （選挙などの）運動をする 決起大会／結集させる in Florida, あられ／賞賛するing her as 'the 広大な／多数の／重要な Hope Hicks,' playing off her 指名する while talking about まとまり and hope. 'We want Hope!' he said. That 誘発するd 元気づけるs from a 決起大会／結集させる （人が）群がる of 'We want Hope!'

Hicks in her 証言 traces how within weeks of that event, she was put off by Trump's repeated （人命などを）奪う，主張するs of 選挙 詐欺 even after 網状組織s called the race for Joe Biden and a 一連の 法廷，裁判所s 投げ上げる／ボディチェックするd out the （人命などを）奪う，主張するs of his 同盟（する）s.

She says she counseled Trump against it January 11, 2020, days after the 暴動.

'Is it really as bad as everyone's making it seem,' he asked her, she says.

'Yes. Yes, it is,' she told him.

'So, you don't think I should say it was stolen?' the former 大統領，／社長 asked her.

?'And I said "No",' she continued. That 誘発するd Trump to tell her: 'You really hate that, don't you?'

'And I said "Yes, I really do."' she 証言するd.

?Hicks appeared 任意に before the House January 6 委員会. Trump brought her on 行う／開催する／段階 at a 決起大会／結集させる in October 2020. But by Nov. 7, she had 決定するd that he had lost, にもかかわらず Trump's （人命などを）奪う，主張するs of 詐欺

Trump led a （人が）群がる in 元気づけるs of 'We want Hope!' She stopped coming into the White House for weeks after the 選挙

Trump gave Hicks a memorable send-off when she left the White House to join Fox Corp. in 2018

'This is so awful,' Hicks wrote former 助言者／カウンセラー to the 大統領，／社長 Kellyanne Conway Jan. 6th, 2020. 'Yes it is. I called him. I assume you're not on the campus?' Conway 答える／応じるd

Conway also spoke to the 委員会, which House 共和国の／共和党のs say they will 解散する on January 3 when they take over the House

Hicks served as White House communications director, then 出発／死d to join Fox Corp. as an (n)役員／(a)執行力のある in 2018, returning two years later to 再結合させる Trump.

The former White House 助言者 参加するd in the interview without a 召喚状, and 株d other （警察などへの）密告，告訴（状） that exposes Trump 舵輪／支配ing his 選挙 overturn 成果／努力 in 増加するd 孤立／分離.

She 示すd Trump himself seemed not to 完全に buy what 'Kraken' lawyer Sidney Powell was selling when talking about 切り開く／タクシー／不正アクセスd 投票（する）ing machines and thermostats.

Trump, who was on speakerphone, muted himself and could be heard 'telling the others in the room, "This does sound crazy, doesn't it?"'

Hicks could 解任する three conversations with Trump about the 2020 大統領の 選挙, in October 2021, and March and April of 2022.?

In October, follo wing a 決起大会／結集させる, she told Trump in person it wasn't 'helpful talking about the 2020 選挙 and making it such a large 部分 of the speech content.'?

述べるing her 見解（をとる） すぐに after the November 9, she said, after a 確かな point, 'once the appropriate 合法的な challenges were 追求するd, that it was in everyone's best 利益／興味 to 焦点（を合わせる） on the 業績／成就s of the 行政 and 保存する the 大統領's 遺産／遺物, rather than to continue 負かす／撃墜する a path which I believed was pointless.'?

She brought up November 7, 2020 as the day she made the 決意. 'After [Biden] was 宣言するd the 勝利者, in my mind, it was very ありそうもない that that would be changed,' she said.?

Hicks 証言するd that in her mind there was 'like a 2- to 3-week, like, grace period we'll call it' where Trump could challenge the results through 合法的な means, but then 'move on.'

she said it was '極端に 損失ing to his 遺産／遺物 and was taking away from everything he 遂行するd.'

She 述べるd as 同盟（する）s Eric Herschmann from the White House counsel's office as someone who 'had a very strong sense of reality,' and said Trump son-in-法律 Jared Kushner 'believed that there was an 満期 date on the 合法的な challenges.'?

In 新規加入 to 明らかにする／漏らすing snippets about Trump and his inner circle during Trump's last days in office, her comments show her dialing 支援する her own 役割.

She says she was 'in 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金 of' Trump's schedule before the 選挙.

'And after November 7th there wasn't really a 過程 taking place because there were no public-直面するing events happening.' She said scheduling 転換d to the 長，指導者 of staff's office.

She says she didn't talk to Trump on the 7th, the day the 網状組織s made the call.

She 述べるs a November Oval Office 会合 where she says she was becoming 'ますます 関心d that we were 損失ing his 遺産／遺物' with the 選挙 詐欺 （人命などを）奪う，主張するs.

Hicks staffed Trump as part of his 2016 骸骨／概要 （選挙などの）運動をする 乗組員, then joined the White House. She left in 2018 but （機の）カム 支援する before 辞職するing の直前に his 称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 ended

述べるing Trump's 返答, she 証言するd that he said: 'Nobody will care about my 遺産／遺物 if I lose, so that won't 事柄. The only thing that 事柄s is winning.'?

She says she went on 'personal leave' from Nov. 11-Nov. 15, because （選挙などの）運動をするs are '特に grueling.'?

She was in the Oval Office only 'a handful' of times between Nov. 6th and Thanksgiving.? At one, Trump said 'How can you 譲歩する an 選挙 you won?' she said.

She said she thought Rudy Giuliani 'did an okay 職業' during a 圧力（をかける） 会議／協議会 at the RNC （人命などを）奪う，主張するing 選挙 詐欺. 'Unfortunately, the distraction from his 外見 sort of 影を投げかけるd that,' she said.?

She was referring to 'the 状況／情勢 with what appeared to be hair dye,' as her 質問者 put it. But she said lawyers Sidney Powell and Jenna Ellis 'look nuts.'

She says she was '大部分は out of the 宙返り飛行' by Thanksgiving and 避けるd 会合s. 'I just didn't have a 役割 to play anymore,' she said.

Asked if she 避けるd the 大統領，／社長, she said 'I guess to a 確かな extent.

'I just didn't have anything to say,' she explained.

?'And ーに関して／ーの点でs of 存在, you know, a の近くに member of the team, I just ? you know, i didn't want to be asked about the 選挙, and he didn't want to hear what I had to say.

She spoke to him January 8th, when she told him she was leaving in the middle of the に引き続いて week 'as the natural end of my time at the White House.'

They spoke by phone January 11th, the day before she left.

'He asked if I thought that it was really as bad as everyone was making it out to be. And my answer was yes, I thought it was.'

A 質問者 手配中の，お尋ね者 to know if Trump sounded 'dismissive of what happened.'

Then Hicks, who had spent years scrutinizing Trump to 解釈する／通訳する his moods and 需要・要求するs, gave her own best 査定／評価.

'I think he was genuinely curious,' she said.?