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Hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and they say nobody's above
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the law but Fannie Willis sure seems to think she is. Before we get started please make sure you
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like, comment, share and subscribe. Those little things really help us out and they help our
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channel continue to grow. Fannie Willis gave a speech, a press conference impromptu on the steps
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of the courthouse in Fulton County when a reporter asked her if she would comply with the subpoena
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if it is issued by the state senate. The state senate, the same state senate that is investigating
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whether or not she hid funding and what she was doing with the funding as she gave it to her
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lover Nathan Wade, put him on the case against Donald Trump as the lead prosecutor and yet
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there's no mention of that in her paperwork for the funding. So she's asked if she would comply
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with the subpoena and she said no. She said that the senate needs to examine the law. She said that
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the senate doesn't have the authority to subpoena her. Well I think she better check the law because
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I don't know of a situation where the senate can't subpoena you. Now maybe things are different in
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Georgia. I am not a legal expert but she's very smug. She's very glib. She just very much I am who
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I am and it's it's not just that it's what else she said when she was talking to this reporter that
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really infuriates people. You know people get get furious when you're sitting there saying nobody's
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above the law and then acting like you're above the law. I want you to watch this clip and let
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me know what you think when you like, comment, share and subscribe. I'm Carmine Sabia for
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Explaining America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care everybody
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We are here to stand in solidarity with Fulton County's DA who has become the people's DA
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That's right. A ringing endorsement for District Attorney Fannie Willis from the steps of Big Bethel AME
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on Auburn Avenue. People keep wondering how does she keep getting back up to do her job and why
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does she even want to get back up to do their job. They just don't understand the God that I serve
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They just don't understand the God that I serve. All right. In the middle of her historic indictment
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of former President Trump for allegedly conspiring to subvert the results of the 2020 election
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she's also running her own re-election campaign. She didn't comment on Special Prosecutor Nathan
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Wade's new interview Monday, but she did slam a Republican-led state senate committee
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investigating any use of tax dollars during their relationship. The chairman promised a subpoena to
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make her stop. I don't even think they have the authority to subpoena me, but they need to learn
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the law. Fulton Commission Chair Rob Pitts appeared under subpoena on Friday. I asked DA Willis if
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she'd go on her own accord. Will you appear, yes or no? I will not appear to anything that is
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unlawful and I have not broken the law in any way. I've said it, you know, I'll say it amongst
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these leaders. I'm sorry folks get pissed off that everybody gets treated evil. Willis faces
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one Democratic challenger, Christian Wise Smith, also a former prosecutor. On the right, Republican
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lawyer Courtney Kramer, who identifies herself as a MAGA attorney. The case in all likelihood will
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not be done by the November election. It will be the judge's job to set the case down for trial
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What I can guarantee you is we're not running from any trials. And just a little while ago I spoke with the chairman of this committee. He says that he
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maintains that he has the ability to call Willis before the committee and if she doesn't appear
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she could be held in contempt. Meanwhile, the primary is in just two weeks for that DA seat
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that's going to be taking place on May 21st. That's the latest from here live in downtown
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Atlanta. Rob DiRienzo, Fox 5 News. All right, Rob, thanks. Meanwhile, former Fulton County Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade is opening up
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