Fani Willis' Nightmare On Live TV - Trump Case Is Finished

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Please forgive my laughter, but it's like Fannie Willis is just falling down the stairs at this point

and nobody's stopping it. I'm not going to take too much of your time because I want you to watch this video

because it's a dozy. It was on CNN, so I know a lot of you probably didn't see it

but Fannie Willis's lover, Nathan Wade, is giving an interview where he's about, in my opinion

to basically prove that both Fannie Willis and himself committed perjury, and right as he's about to give his answer, he starts giving the answer

He's called offstage by a handler who basically advises him to stop talking

I want you to watch this and let me know what you think in the comment. What is your current relationship with the district attorney

Just as outlined earlier, we are great friends. We speak regularly. You know, the conversation has changed, though, whereas before our conversations were about this case

I sure you could imagine and appreciate the amount of time that it takes that you have to pour into a case trying to a case of this magnitude trying to prosecute those defendants but our

conversations have shifted to how are you how are you handling the threats

that are coming your way are you being safe and you know democracy the case

will live on kind of thing just to clarify when Did the romantic relationship between the two of you start

Yeah. So, you know, we get into, there's been this effort to say that, okay, these exact dates are at issue

and these exact dates are, I'm getting, I'm getting signaled here. Okay, then we have

Yeah, same is. Do I go off the mic for a second? Yes. Okay

Keep rolling. Keep rolling. Don't stop down. Go to listen. Stay as for you

Thank you Everything That's good

Yeah, good. Yeah, good. Yeah, we're good. Everything okay? Yeah. Just to revisit the question, it was to clarify when the romantic relationship started and when it is

Sure. So, you know, I believe that the public has, through the testimony and other interviews

the public has a clear snapshot that this is clearly just a distraction. It is not a relevant issue in this case

and I think that we should be focusing on more of the facts and the indictment in the case

Well, I ask because obviously this is, it's still a pending matter. It's going to be before the Court of Appeals

You talked about how proud you were of all the work that you did in this office

And I think the question that people have when they hear from the Court of Appeals

this isn't happening until next spring, is, did the relationship jeopardize that work that you did in this investigation

And therein lies the issue, why we wouldn't touch upon the work of the Court of Appeals

or some higher court because it a pending issue before them I think that we should allow them take a step back and allow them to take the evidence that they have and do that work make the decision

Right, but you did testify to this, and you were asked about, on the standabout

when it started and when it ended, it just wasn't completely clear

because before it said, before the indictment, which was August 15th here in Atlanta

and then later the answer was at the end of that year

year. And so I think that was the clarity that people were seeking of when it started and when it

ended. Sure. And there again, there's a question before the court. And that is the crux of the

question. I don't choose to say or do anything that would jeopardize the case or the court's

ruling. I prefer to allow them to make their decision based upon what they have and accept it

Do you believe, as you reflect on this, that your relationship with the district attorney was a mistake

Absolutely not. Absolutely not. What I believe is this whole conversation is a distraction

That's all. It's a tool to stop the train, to slow down the inevitable, which is the trial of the defendants named in the election interference case