Fani Facing the Music
A state judge in Georgia has ordered Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to come forward at a February hearing to explain whether she mishandled public money and engaged in an improper relationship with her lead prosecutor in their case against former President Donald Trump. Ironically, the hearing is set for Feb. 15, immediately following Valentine’s Day.
It’s been alleged that Willis traveled extensively with the prosecutor, Nathan Wade, whom she paid more than $650,000 to pursue Trump over the past two years. The two allegedly took cruise ship tours in the Caribbean as well as paid a visit to Napa Valley in California.
Now, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee wants Willis to address these allegations in open court. So far, she has refused to confirm or deny the charges. Here’s more from the Next News Network.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has found herself in a load of trouble after she was accused of hiring a romantic partner in her election interference case against former president Donald Trump.
Glenn Beck and Stu Burguiere discuss the latest updates as Willis refuses to comment about the lawyer she hired — and massively overpaid. But she has also reportedly threatened legal action against the lawyer’s wife, who has accused her of having an affair. Maybe she should make the charge and not just threaten it, Glenn says. Either way, this is one mess that’s probably worth keeping an eye on.
