'The Train Is Coming' - Fani Willis Gets The News After Removal Hearing

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and a new video of Fannie Willis

Well, to me, it says everything that needs to be said about this woman. Before we get started

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out and they help our channel continue to grow. Self-awareness is not one of Ms. Willis's stronger

points. She was speaking to reporters this week when she said she's not embarrassed by anything

that's come to light about her. Let's see, you help break up a man's marriage, but you're not

embarrassed by that. You were brought in front of the world, pretty much in my opinion and only my

opinion, perjuring yourself on the witness stand. I have to say that's only my opinion because

there's no evidence of that, but I believe she perjured herself. I believe her lover Nathan

Wade perjured herself. But she warns in this video to former President Donald Trump and his

co-defendants that the quote, train is coming, end quote. And if anybody knows about trains coming

it's Fannie Willis. But I will say this, Trump is still appealing her removal from this case

So the train may in fact be coming for her and the self-awareness level on her is pretty much

non-existent. So she doesn't see the ironing in that. I want you to watch this video and then

please like, comment, share, and subscribe. I'm Carmine Sabia for Explain America. We love you

guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody. The United States Fulton County's District Attorney

Fannie Willis defended herself and told CNN that Georgia's criminal case against former President

Trump is going full steam ahead. In her first public comments since the hearing concerning

her relationship with another prosecutor on the team, Willis said she does not believe Georgia's

case, alleging election subversion, has been slowed down and warned President Trump, quote

the train is coming. CNN's Rafael Romo joins us now with the latest. So Rafael, your team spoke

with the district attorney earlier. Tell us more about about what happened. That's right. Omar

Fulton County District Attorney Fannie Willis spent her Saturday at an Easter egg hunt. The event was

put together by WAVE. This is an organization of law enforcement officers dedicated to helping

children and the homeless throughout the year. Willis was surprisingly candid, Omar, regarding

questions about the last few months of her life, including her Georgia election interference case

against Donald Trump and the scandal brought about by her prior romantic relationship with a special

prosecutor she appointed for the case. After everything that's happened, we wanted to know

if she feels she needs to reclaim her reputation. And this was her reply

I don't feel like my reputation needs to be reclaimed. Let's say it for the record. I'm not

embarrassed by anything I've done. You know, I guess my greatest crime is I had a relationship

with a man, but that's not something that I find embarrassing in any way. And I know that I have

not done anything that's illegal. And Omar, as you may remember, the racketeering case was delayed

by two months following the revelations about her personal life. Her decision making credibility was

also damaged in the eyes of Judge Scott McAfee. But the embattled Fulton County District Attorney

said the main case was not delayed because her team never stopped working on it. Let's take a

listen. All while that was going on, we were writing responsive briefs. We were still doing

the case in the way that it needed to be done. I don't feel like we've been slowed down at all

I do think that there are efforts to slow down this train, but the train is coming. CNN reported exclusively on Thursday, Willis plans to press ahead with her goal of

putting Donald Trump on trial before the November election. And according to three people familiar