Bill Stepien
Trump's former campaign manager, who said he quit working for Trump over his lie about a stolen election, has already made at least $1.4 million by fueling it.
The House panel subpoenaed Bill Stepien in November 2021.
The committee announced that Trump's campaign manager, Bill Stepien, is among the witnesses scheduled to testify at a hearing Monday.
The cascade of cases appears to be largely linked to the Rose Garden announcement of Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the Supreme Court.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Bill Stepien appears to have taken a $5,000 a month pay cut when he took over the top job, just weeks before Biden outraised Trump by $154 million.
Bill Stepien picks up the president’s “FAKE POLLS!” message as surveys continue to show former Vice President Joe Biden leading.
The former campaign manager's "Death Star" boast is now blowing up on him.
The White House said veteran political operative Bill Stepien will step into the role just four months before the 2020 election.