Georgia Governor Makes Decision On Fani Willis Impeachment - She Just Got The News

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and the governor

of Georgia, a Republican, has just stepped in on the impeachment of Fannie Willis

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So Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, who used to be an ally of former President Donald Trump

but is no longer an ally because they feuded over the Georgia election results in 2020

he stepped in to calls from the Republicans in his state legislature to call a special

session to impeach Fannie Willis. And the governor said, and I quote, he has not seen enough evidence that she has abused

her position that would require her impeachment. Now I've seen plenty of that evidence in my opinion, but I'm not the governor of Georgia

You know, unlike some people like Stacey Abrams, I don't live in a fantasy where I am the governor

of Georgia. That being said, let's listen to his words, but then I have some bad news for Fannie Willis

after this. So I want you to watch this and then I'll give you the bad news for her

I did want to take just a few minutes to speak to some history that's trying to repeat itself

over the last few days here in Georgia. Many of you will recall that in the final weeks of 2020, I clearly and repeatedly said

that I would not be calling a special session of the General Assembly to overturn the 2020

election results because such an action would have been unconstitutional. It was that simple

Fast forward today, nearly three years later, memories are fading fast. There have been calls by one individual in the General Assembly and echoed outside of

these walls by the former president for a special session that would ignore current

Georgia law and directly interfere with the proceedings of a separate but equal branch

of government. Up to this point, I have not seen any evidence that D.A. Willis's actions or lack thereof

warrant action by the Prosecuting Attorney Oversight Commission. That will ultimately be a decision that the commission will make

Regardless, in my mind, a special session of the General Assembly to end run around

this law is not feasible and may ultimately prove to be unconstitutional

The bottom line is that in the state of Georgia, as long as I'm governor, we're going to follow

the law and the Constitution, regardless of who it helps or harms politically

Over the last few years, some inside and outside of this building may have forgotten

that, but I can assure you I have not. The oath I took with my hand on the Bible that's right behind me in January of 23 is

the same Bible that I took in my inauguration in 2019. And in Georgia, we will not be engaging in political fear that only inflames the emotions

of the moment. We will do what is right. We will uphold our oaths as public servants, and it's my belief that our state will be

better off for it. Now that's all well and good for her

Bad news is they can still bring her in front of the prosecutorial board, and the prosecutorial

board can remove her. Now they're going ahead with plans to do that on October 1st when that board comes into

session, and that's probably the surest, quickest way to get rid of her

Of course, it's not sure, it's just the surest way. But it's not sure, nothing is certain

So we have to see what happens, but October 1st, look for that date, look for that prosecutorial

board, and look for that case. That is going to be a barn burner

I want to know what you guys think in the comments below. Is Brian Kemp a rhino

Has he betrayed his country and his Constitution? Do you think Fannie Willis should be impeached and or removed

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