This Huge Secret About Kimberly Guilfoyle’s Texts Just Got Out—Donald Trump Must Be FURIOUS!

The text messages also revealed that she hugely supported the addition of other far-right speakers to the on-stage line-up on January 6th, adding that she wanted to introduce her boyfriend/fiancé at the 'Stop the Steal' rally because she had "raised so much money for this," we assume partly in reference to Fancelli's donation. The Wall Street Journal reported that the January 6th rally cost around $500,000, and roughly $300,000 of Fancelli's donation was used to pay for it.

Interestingly, the leaked text messages also show that Pierson's reply to Guilfoyle suggested that she couldn't control who spoke at the event, as only the president had a say in the speakers. Guilfoyle did, however, end up speaking at the event after all, as she took to the stage before Trump Jr. and told the crowd: "We will not allow the liberals and the Democrats to steal our dream or steal our elections."

The plot thickens as ProPublica (among other outlets and publications) previously reported that Caroline Wren, who reported to Guilfoyle at the Trump Victory finance committee, claimed to raise $3 million for the January 6th event, although the actual total of funds raised for the event has never been disclosed. However, Joe Tacopina, an attorney for Guilfoyle, told ProPublica that his client didn’t have anything to do with the fundraising, nor did she approve the speakers, for the January 6th rally, and actually claimed that Guilfoyle's leaked text messages were "inaccurate" and "taken out of context." Who or what should we believe?!

Wren also failed to clarify whether Guilfoyle was involved in the fundraising for the rally. "To Ms. Wren's knowledge, Kimberly Guilfoyle had no involvement in raising funds for any events on January 6th," Wren said in a statement to ProPublica. "They were both present at a peaceful rally with hundreds of thousands of Americans who were in DC to lawfully exercise their first amendment rights, a primary pillar of American democracy." The House select committee investigating the Capitol riot has subpoenaed Pierson and Wren, among many others in Trump's circle, although Guilfoyle is currently not among them.