Contempt Charges - Fani Willis' World Just Fell Apart

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gotten good news that she could stay on Trump's case, but then the bad news started falling like

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So Fannie Willis, you know, she gets to stay on the case. Her lover Nathan Wade, he's off the case

and in any case she's in big trouble now because there was another whistleblower that said Fannie

Willis knew about the misappropriation of federal funds in her office by somebody that worked for

her and that she okayed it. Now this is just an allegation, but she's stonewalling Congress right

now. Jim Jordan has asked for information pertaining to this case and she's not given it

Now Jordan says he's willing to subpoena her and things could get really interesting because he

said if she doesn't comply with the subpoena, he will hold her in contempt of Congress and then

she could be the one going to jail. I want you to watch this quick video and then let me know what

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Take care, everybody. The saga in Georgia continues with the Republican chair of the

House Judiciary Committee now threatening to hold Fannie Willis in contempt of Congress

Willis has refused to comply with the committee subpoena for documents that Congressman Jim

Jordan claims are related to the use of the DA's use of federal funds. And News Nation's Joe Khalil

live on Capitol Hill. And Joe, what more do we know about this new threat from Congressman Jordan

Well, he says he's serious about it and just want to point out this is all in addition to

everything that's happening in Georgia. You've now got House Republicans here in Washington

saying that they are prepared to hold Fannie Willis in contempt of Congress if she doesn't

hand over documents that House Republicans have requested. And this comes from House Judiciary

Chairman Jim Jordan, a Republican who just a couple of weeks ago issued a subpoena to Fannie

Willis's office. And this all stems from a former employee that worked in the DA's office in Fulton

County. This former employee says that there were federal grants, money that came from Washington

into the office that were meant to be used specifically for a youth crime prevention

program. And they allege that that money instead was spent on things like laptops

swagger for the office, merchandise. These are all things that Fannie Willis has already said

are not true. She is vehemently denied these accusations, but she is complying with the

subpoena so far handing over some documents. Jim Jordan has said it's not enough and it's not good

enough. He says that what she's handed over so far is not what they have been looking for. There

are documents he says specifically that relate to those federal funds that Fannie's office has not

handed over. He says that there is communication emails between the Department of Justice and

the Fulton County DA's office that they have failed to hand over as well. So that is what

they're after right now. And I want to read just part of the letter here that Jordan said. This

is really I think what sums it up. He says here that the committee expects you will produce the

responsive documents to the subpoena in the categories prioritized by the committee no later

than noon on March 28th of this year. So about two weeks from now. Now again, we did mention that we

reached out to the DA's office down in Fulton County. We've not heard from them today, but back

originally when the subpoena went out a couple weeks ago, Nicole, they did send us a statement

essentially denying that these allegations are true, saying this was one former employee who

was disgruntled and that there's no merit to the allegations at all. So this is on top of

what Fannie Willis is already dealing with today. Yeah, the saga certainly continues. Joe Khalil

in Washington, thank you. Thank you for watching. Go to NewsNationNow.com to find News Nation on

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