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Trump news - live: Jan 6 transcripts reveal Melania’s Jill Biden snub as Don Jr can’t explain missing $240mNew tranche of interview transcripts provides further insights into workings of Trumpworld in run up to Capitol riot The January 6 House select committee investigating Donald Trump’s role in the 2021 Capitol riot has released another batch of interview transcripts. Included in the latest release are some big names from Trumpworld, including Donald Trump Jr, Kimberly Guilfoyle, and Stephen Miller. There are also White House insiders that turned against Trump including Stephanie Grisham and Alyssa Farah Griffin, as well as other key figures including Washington DC mayor Muriel Bowser and Steven Sund of the Capitol Police. Among the revelations, Melania Trump refused the suggestion of meeting Jill Biden as part of the transition, wanting to stay in alignment with the West Wing — in contrast to her position throughout the presidency. She also distrusted Mark Meadows. Don Jr meanwhile couldn’t explain the whereabouts of $240m raised by the Trump campaign after the 2020 election. His testimony includes several moments where he was unable to recall events or conversations. Upon the new Congress taking office on 3 January, the committee will be dissolved. It published its full report before Christmas. Tomorrow, Mr Trump’s finances will be under the spotlight when the House Ways and Means Committee is expected to release the former president’s tax returns.