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Hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Fannie
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Willis just got the news that could end her career immediately. Before we get
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started please make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe. Those little things really help us out and they help our channel continue to grow
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Guys, Fannie Willis, I know she's been through a lot. You got the scandal with
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her lover. You've got now the house is investigating her. Judicial Wash has just
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filed a lawsuit against her and now the governor of Georgia has signed a law
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which he says is not aimed at her but it certainly appears to be aimed at her and
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a lot of Democrats believe so too. This new law gives the Commission that he
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formed last year to oversee prosecutors. It now gives them the ability to create
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their own criteria for why they would go after prosecutors without having to go
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first through the Georgia Supreme Court as the previous law allowed. This law
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will allow the much more MAGA centric legislature in Georgia which is a lot
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less MAGA than the governor Brian Kemp who has a feud with Donald Trump. It
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will allow them to go directly after Fannie Willis to say that she's violating her oath of office, that she's being a rogue prosecutor. Rogue being the
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key word. That she's not really enforcing crime in her city. She's spending her
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time going after Donald Trump instead of going after the mass of crime in
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Fulton County which is really off the charts. This bill to me seems to be
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directly aimed at her, this legislation, and now it's the law. They could go after
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her almost immediately. Now of course the House leader says, well you know this
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bill is not aimed at any one particular individual. I don't think so and Fannie
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Willis's people don't appear to think so and Democrats don't appear to think so because they're furious about it. I want you to watch the signing here. I want you
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to watch what Brian Kemp says and does in this video particularly what he says
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because it's very important. I believe you're gonna see the end of Fannie
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Willis with this legislation. I want to know what you guys think so please let
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me know in the comments when you like, comment, share, and subscribe because again especially during an election season it really does help us out
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I'm Carmine Sabia for Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care
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everybody. Today I'll gladly sign SB 332 into law finishing an important process
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that we started last year with SB 92. This legislation will help us ensure
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rogue or incompetent prosecutors are held accountable if they refuse to uphold the law. As we know all too well crime has been on the rise across the
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country and it's especially prevalent in cities where prosecutors are giving criminals a free pass or failing to put them behind bars due to lack of
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professional conduct. When out of touch prosecutors put politics over public safety, the community suffers and people and property are put at risk. Today we
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are renewing our commitment that we won't forfeit public safety for prosecutors who let criminals off the hook. Georgians deserve better and they
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deserve to feel safe in their own communities. So again I want to thank
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Senator Robertson, President Pro Tem Kennedy, leaders Gooch and F. Strachan and Representative Gullet and Gaines for their work on this legislation and
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seeing it through the finish line. And with that I'll ask all you guys to come
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up and join us and we'll get a get this bill signed and take a picture too. So congratulations
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