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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Fannie Willis
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She just got lit up like a Christmas tree, folks. And it could mean trouble for her
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Big time trouble. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe
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Fannie Willis' political witch hunt into former President Donald Trump, as it's been called
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by the House Judiciary Committee, has caught the attention of said House Judiciary Committee
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that's led by Republicans, particularly led by Republican Ohio Representative Jim Jordan
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Now Jordan sent a letter to Willis on behalf of the House Judiciary Committee in which
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he demanded answers to a lot of questions. He wanted to know all of the things that went into this investigation
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He wants to see files, he wants to see transcripts, he wants to see phone records
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He wants to know if Fannie Willis met with Special Counsel Jack Smith
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Did they coordinate anything? She wants to know if she met with anybody else from the executive branch
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And you know, these things are important to know because if she did, well then that could
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corrupt the case. If the federal government was involved in any way in a local prosecution in Georgia
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it absolutely could corrupt this case and could put Fannie Willis on the hot seat and
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in danger of losing her job. Now, as you may know, Fannie Willis is already in a lot of trouble because in Georgia they've
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already started the process of trying to impeach her. But that was kind of thwarted by Republican Governor Brian Kemp, who is a massive anti-Trumper
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However, the Senate wasn't done then. One of the senators, the state senators in Georgia, he's proposed that when their Judiciary
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Committee, I don't know what the exact name of it is, but they have a Judiciary Committee
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there that looks at this kind of stuff, comes back into session in October, they may move
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to actually remove her as a prosecutor. They have that authority. So there's a committee in Georgia that gets together and they decide if a prosecutor is
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correctly doing their job or not. And if the prosecutor is not correctly doing their job, they can absolutely be removed
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from the position. And one of the ways they could say you're not doing your job is if you've politicized it
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So she's got that front. And then on the other front, she's got Jim Jordan coming after her with the House Judiciary Committee
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And if they could find evidence that links the executive branch, that links Jack Smith
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that links anybody in the Biden administration to this investigation, then it's going to
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be a bad, bad time for Fannie Willis because the Judiciary Committee absolutely has the
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authority to do this. So what her answers are to these questions or how long she ducks and dodges answering
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these questions, well, that's going to be a main bone of contention for Jim Jordan and
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the Republicans. And if they find anything, that can certainly be handed over to the Senate in Georgia who
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may look to remove her. Again, Fannie Willis may have bitten off more than she could chew here by going against
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former President Trump. I want to know what you guys think about this story
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Do you think this is a political witch hunt? Do you think that Trump deserves to be indicted
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Do you think that Fannie Willis is going to be removed from her position? Let me know in the comments
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I'm Carmine Sabia. This is Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you
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Take care, everybody
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