WaPo:

The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol issued subpoenas Tuesday to 10 Trump administration officials, including some of former president Donald Trump’s closest advisers who were in the White House that day.

Those subpoenaed to provide testimony and documents include John McEntee, the former White House personnel director; Ben Williamson, a deputy assistant to the president and senior adviser to Chief of Staff Mark Meadows; and Nicholas Luna, the former president’s personal assistant.

Others close to the president who were subpoenaed include Molly Michael, the Oval Office Operations Coordinator to Trump and Nicholas Luna, Trump’s personal assistant.

Michael still works for Trump and was in the White House for much of Jan. 6.

McEntee, according to the committee’s statement, was “in the White House on January 6th and was with former President Trump when he traveled to the Ellipse and spoke at the ‘Stop the Steal’ rally.”

McEntee was a key figure in hiring of Trump loyalists across the government during the final stretch of Trump’s presidency.