On November 28 local time, the Special Committee of the United States House of Representatives, which investigated the riots in the Capitol, met with the former senior adviser of the White House, Kellyanne Conway, for nearly five hours. Two insiders said that Conway personally went to Capitol Hill to testify. Conway is an important member of the 2016 election campaign of former President Trump of the United States, and was one of the closest advisers during his tenure. Conway left the White House in August 2020, that is, before the November presidential election and Trump's attempt to overthrow the election results. (Information picture: On January 7, 2021, local time, in Washington, the United States, Trump supporters rushed into the Capitol building and caused a riot. A large number of facilities in the Capitol building were damaged and the scene was in a mess. The picture shows the staff clearing up the leftover garbage.) It was reported that a reporter witnessed Conway entering the conference room used by the Special Committee, accompanied by her lawyer Emmett Vlad. Vlad also represents former Vice President Burns and others involved in Trump's legal affairs. At the time of Conway's testimony, the Special Committee is expected to end its investigation of the one-year and one-half congressional riots and prepare a final report. The committee said it had questioned more than 1000 witnesses and examined more than 1 million documents. The Commission also held a number of public hearings, many of which accused Trump of his acts and omissions during the riots. The Commission also summoned Trump to provide documents and testimony, but Trump filed a lawsuit to avoid cooperation with the Commission. (Liu Xinshe)