Speaker 1: Fanny Willis melting down in court when asked about the
Speaker 1: lover that she hired to help her put.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump in jail. That's right.
Speaker 1: The Fulton County District Attorney. Fanny Willis last out at
Speaker 1: the defense attorneys on Thursday in a court hearing over
Speaker 1: corruption allegations surrounding her relationship with a special prosecutor that
Speaker 1: she hired, specifically who had never prosecuted a felony case before. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that happened, folks. Why did she hire him? Apparently she
Speaker 1: was banging him. Yeah, leading the case to not just
Speaker 1: make him rich, but also so they could go out
Speaker 1: on their love affair of vacations. And where was the
Speaker 1: money going she was paying him back, she says, in cash?
Speaker 2: Yes, in cash.
Speaker 1: It's not only that he's a special prosecutor leading the
Speaker 1: case to take down Donald Trump. But you may remember
Speaker 1: that nearly two dozen Republicans were also indicted, some of
Speaker 1: them innocent but taking plea deals to make sure they
Speaker 1: didn't go to jail because of the abuse of power
Speaker 1: charges against them by Fanny Willis. The hearing in question
Speaker 1: regarded a pre trial motion that was filed on January
Speaker 1: the eighth by co defendant Michael Roman, one of the
Speaker 1: nineteen Republicans indicted by Willis's office in August for his
Speaker 1: role in challenging George's twenty twenty election results. The motions
Speaker 1: so ought to have the charges against Roman dismissed on
Speaker 1: various grounds, one of which alleges that Willis was involved
Speaker 1: in a romantic relationship with the Special prosecutor, Nathan Wade,
Speaker 1: whom Willis appointed to that position, as summarized by the
Speaker 1: Daily Caller quote. The filing more specifically claimed Willis benefited
Speaker 1: from the appointing of Wade when he took her on
Speaker 1: vacations using funds earned from his lucrative contract, and seek
Speaker 1: to have Willis disqualified over overseeing the case now. In
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, Fanny Willis was asked why the people of
Speaker 1: Fulton County should support her for District Attorney. This is
Speaker 1: not a joke. This was in a interview with the
Speaker 1: Atlanta Voice, and I want you to hear what she
Speaker 1: said back in twenty twenty about this her thoughts. It's
Speaker 1: amazing what she said, and listen carefully. Compared to now
Speaker 1: what she's being accused of doing in Fulton County.
Speaker 2: This is just the greatest thing. Ever, by the way,
Speaker 2: it really is.
Speaker 3: Because they deserve a DA that won't have sex with
Speaker 3: his employees. Because they deserve a DA that won't put
Speaker 3: money in their own pocket when it should go to
Speaker 3: benefit children, because we deserve better.
Speaker 2: Well, that's not what happened, She says you should.
Speaker 1: Vote for in twenty twenty because they deserve a DA they.
Speaker 2: Won't have with his employees.
Speaker 1: She was having sex with her employees and paying them
Speaker 1: almost a million dollars of taxpayer funds. You can't make
Speaker 1: that up. People deserve it. By gull, they deserve it.
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Speaker 1: for you the best part of all this, and that
Speaker 1: was when Nathan Wade. This is the special prosecutor going
Speaker 1: after Trump and these other Republicans, who was asked about
Speaker 1: the cash and there was tens of thousands of dollars
Speaker 1: of cash that apparently he was handed by Fanny Willis
Speaker 1: so that there wouldn't be a paper trail to their
Speaker 1: love affair.
Speaker 2: We now know all of this.
Speaker 1: He's on the stand yesterday and this was when he
Speaker 1: was having to answer his question.
Speaker 2: The same guy that was.
Speaker 1: Completely unqualified to go after former President Trump or any
Speaker 1: of these other Republicans had never not one time, And he's.
Speaker 2: Chose a special prosecutor.
Speaker 1: Right, You're choosing the best when you choose a special
Speaker 1: prosecutor In theory, he had never once prosecuted a felony case.
Speaker 1: So why did he get picked? Because he was sleeping
Speaker 1: with his boss?
Speaker 4: Okay, and let's just talk about that travel, Okay. The
Speaker 4: first trip is Belieze in March twenty twenty three. Is
Speaker 4: that a trip that you took with miss Willis? Are
Speaker 4: you asked did you take a trip with miss Willis
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty three?
Speaker 5: To the believe, I did. Did you take a trip to.
Speaker 4: California with the miss Willis in twenty twenty three?
Speaker 5: I did?
Speaker 6: Did you.
Speaker 4: Pay for those trips on that credit card.
Speaker 5: I used the credit card to book the travel. But
Speaker 5: understand she paid your back cash.
Speaker 6: Well, let me say this. Let's take the Belief trip.
Speaker 5: For example, since you started there.
Speaker 6: That was a birthday gift to me. So I paid
Speaker 6: nothing for that trip zero.
Speaker 4: So the charges that are on your card she gave
Speaker 4: you cash for she did. Okay, So all of the charges.
Speaker 7: And the witness I was finished answer on the question,
Speaker 7: oh did your mom I did, okay.
Speaker 6: I I wanted to get into the the charges on
Speaker 6: the the card because so traveling with her.
Speaker 5: Is is a is a task.
Speaker 6: You can probably imagine the uh uh attention that that happens.
Speaker 5: So for safety.
Speaker 6: Reasons, she would limit her transactions. I mean imagine trying
Speaker 6: to walk through an airport, or see at the restaurant,
Speaker 6: or do anything. So there was no there's no attempt
Speaker 6: to can conceal is a credit card.
Speaker 5: Everything is here.
Speaker 4: So and and that's not what I asked, okay. What
Speaker 4: I asked was the charges for Believes in March twenty
Speaker 4: twenty three on that credit card. Those are things you
Speaker 4: purchased to go with Miss wait with Miss Willis.
Speaker 6: She believes those are those are things that we booked
Speaker 6: with my card that she paid?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yes, so those show up on your credit card.
Speaker 2: They do.
Speaker 4: And you're saying that she paid you cash to reimburse
Speaker 4: you for all of that she did, and she paid
Speaker 4: you cash for both of your portions?
Speaker 5: Are just hers both?
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 4: So that trip believes just believes she paid you for
Speaker 4: everything on belief. So the food, tattoo parlor, all that
Speaker 4: stuff she paid for.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna anything the question.
Speaker 5: There was no tattoo parlor in belief the charges.
Speaker 4: There's a there's a tattoo parlor on the charges. I'm
Speaker 4: not getting into what it was for. I'm just asking
Speaker 4: if everything that's on that card related to belieze she paid.
Speaker 5: You back for she paid.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is like a comedy skit that was created
Speaker 1: from Saturday Night Live or The Office. It's the most
Speaker 1: ridiculous thing I've ever seen. He's like, well, I got
Speaker 1: there's cash every time we did cash every time. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's just there's there's cash here.
Speaker 2: It was just it was just it was just cash.
Speaker 1: Like you got to understand that we I mean, we
Speaker 1: paid there was cash here because she's high profile. Since
Speaker 1: when does high profile make you pay cash for everything.
Speaker 1: Fanny Willis was asked about all of this right and
Speaker 1: and testify at this misconduct hearing. She was asked about
Speaker 1: the police trip. Listen to her response when she was
Speaker 1: on the stand, Well.
Speaker 5: Uh, you know, let me move on to my point here.
Speaker 9: So the point is that what you're telling us is
Speaker 9: that you were in financial straits.
Speaker 5: But really that you're.
Speaker 9: Testimony today is you had a cash hoard of maybe
Speaker 9: up to ten thousand dollars in cash where you laid
Speaker 9: your head at night so that you would dip out
Speaker 9: and there would be no record of correct.
Speaker 10: That's not what I'm telling you, sir, That's not That's
Speaker 10: not at all what I'm telling you. What I'm telling
Speaker 10: you is that throughout the course of my life I
Speaker 10: have always kept cash in my house. That cash has
Speaker 10: ranged from times. You know, my father would probably be
Speaker 10: ashamed of this because he would say it should be
Speaker 10: more at that time. That cash at times has ranged
Speaker 10: from five hundred dollars to maybe nine thousand dollars, and
Speaker 10: he would be like, that is not what I.
Speaker 5: Told you to do.
Speaker 10: I've always had that amount of money. What I've told
Speaker 10: you is that when I travel, you do better negotiating
Speaker 10: when you travel. If you have cash, you can you
Speaker 10: go get the cab. They say, oh, we're gonna charge
Speaker 10: you three hundred for the day. Well, I got American cash,
Speaker 10: will you take it for one fifty? And so it's
Speaker 10: my practice to take money when I travel.
Speaker 7: We're not talking about a whole lot of money. We're
Speaker 7: going to the Bahamas. Fifteen hundred and cash is in
Speaker 7: my pocket or at the most twenty five hundred. Believes
Speaker 7: was actually probably the most money I've ever taken. And
Speaker 7: it was taken because it was a big deal. My
Speaker 7: fiftieth birthday sucked. His fifty yeth birthday, it sucked.
Speaker 2: It was tear up.
Speaker 8: And so back to some questions here I'm trying to
Speaker 8: answer it.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is the biggest you know what show
Speaker 1: in court I have ever heard. Let me just play
Speaker 1: this for you real quick of how bad this day
Speaker 1: in court went for Fanny Willis and her lover. MSNBC
Speaker 1: broke into the coverage at one point, and this was
Speaker 1: early in the morning, ten fifty three, so they weren't
Speaker 1: even close to being done yet. And this is how
Speaker 1: they described the early on testimony.
Speaker 11: Right, don't let the legal liest fool you. This is epic,
Speaker 11: This is monumental. If things are going in the direction
Speaker 11: we think Fannie willis lied to the court, it's game
Speaker 11: over for her. She will be disqualified if they had
Speaker 11: a relationship prior to when they represented.
Speaker 5: To the court.
Speaker 11: It's it's a huge deal. I can't overstate it.
Speaker 2: And do you feel it's a huge deal. I can't
Speaker 2: overstate it.
Speaker 1: That is coming from mess NBC saying they lied to
Speaker 1: the court. Now, there was also a back and forth
Speaker 1: with the prosecutor, the voice of Steve Shadow. Shadow is
Speaker 1: the attorney for former President Donald Trump, who is asking
Speaker 1: mister Wade, this is the guy who's the best prosecutor
Speaker 1: that's never prosecuted a felony case before, who gets a
Speaker 1: sweetheart job because he's banging the da and going on
Speaker 1: all these vacations with her, six different vacations in a
Speaker 1: seven month period. And he's asked about this relationship and
Speaker 1: the money and the cash and everything else.
Speaker 2: Listen to this back and forth.
Speaker 1: It's again it's like a see now the Office TV show.
Speaker 12: Question the help questions that we're asking and I can
Speaker 12: ask you.
Speaker 2: I don't want to get.
Speaker 12: Into the type of answer I want to get into
Speaker 12: medical conditions. So did I understand you to say that
Speaker 12: you've had cancer in the year of twenty twenty, Yes, sir.
Speaker 12: You explained that because of that in twenty twenty you
Speaker 12: were or kept yourself in a sterile environment.
Speaker 5: I tried this, sir.
Speaker 12: Now what about twenty twenty.
Speaker 6: One, twenty twenty one, just focusing on my health, trying
Speaker 6: to get back to myself.
Speaker 12: You remember when I asked you some questions about Hateville
Speaker 12: dism and the condo this, and you indicated that prior
Speaker 12: to November first of twenty twenty one, you would spend
Speaker 12: time at the condo.
Speaker 5: Take the hate bilcondo with Miss Burler's.
Speaker 8: Right, yes, sir, and with someone else you said this year.
Speaker 5: Team miss Yearity, yes sir.
Speaker 12: Okay, So you were not concerned that was not a
Speaker 12: sterile environment, was it?
Speaker 6: Are you inferring that Miss year d and Da Willis
Speaker 6: is not sterile? Of course, it's his histerial environment. It's
Speaker 6: it's a h a condo.
Speaker 5: But don't you remember that?
Speaker 2: I followed up and said where else you have been
Speaker 2: to show your.
Speaker 9: Cell phone records from Hateville?
Speaker 12: And you said the airport, right, not a sterile environment.
Speaker 5: Though the airport you agree it is not.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 12: What about restaurants not a sterile environment?
Speaker 5: Right, they're not.
Speaker 8: And the coorce you said something about a force what
Speaker 8: course experience?
Speaker 12: That doesn't sound very sterile to me? Is that a
Speaker 12: sterile environment?
Speaker 6: You're inside your vehicle?
Speaker 5: Yeah, but don't you mingle with others who you can?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 12: And you were doing all that in twenty twenty one
Speaker 12: before November first, that's what you testify to.
Speaker 5: Correct, Yes, sir, So there's no reason why you couldn't
Speaker 5: be dating in twenty.
Speaker 9: Twenty one, is there?
Speaker 5: Give you twenty twenty mester, say now take twenty forty one,
Speaker 5: all right?
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 5: Dating? No no reason, no reason as.
Speaker 12: Right? Mr Dillon R doesn't okay, misr stocks dock stocks.
Speaker 5: Excuse me, just.
Speaker 2: Real briefly.
Speaker 4: Said you started maybe in early twenty twenty said.
Speaker 12: You also use the term personal relationship. Uh, And it
Speaker 12: was no dating a personal relationship prior to early twenty ten.
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 6: Help me understand? I wanna make sure I answer you
Speaker 6: the so so.
Speaker 5: Let le le.
Speaker 6: Let's let's be clear. Twenty twenty two was the start
Speaker 6: of any intimate sexual relationship with the district.
Speaker 5: Attorney okay, and that's what I was working to do.
Speaker 12: Okay, clear and your Affidavid, you use the term personal relationship,
Speaker 12: got it, and today you.
Speaker 2: Use the term dating.
Speaker 9: And your testimony today is that that includes the.
Speaker 11: Physical or sexual organs of my relationships.
Speaker 5: I read, yes, and there was nothing.
Speaker 12: Corner testimony, there was none of that priority.
Speaker 5: That's correct.
Speaker 1: That's all I got to. This guy is up there
Speaker 1: literally sweating bullets and hammering bottles of water and is
Speaker 1: sitting there just saying, here's everything you need to know.
Speaker 1: I got paid a lot of cash to take her
Speaker 1: on trips, all right. I got paid a lot of
Speaker 1: money to go after Donald Trump. I was, I was
Speaker 1: having sex with her. He's thrown it all out there.
Speaker 1: And the reason why is because he didn't want to
Speaker 1: get in trouble and go to jail. He doesn't want
Speaker 1: to go to jail, and so he's basically like, I'll
Speaker 1: tell you everything I was. I was having sex with her.
Speaker 1: I was getting paid in cash tens of thousands of
Speaker 1: dollars that probably added up to Fanny willis what does
Speaker 1: Fanny willis saying? Response to that, let me remind you
Speaker 1: of something court your.
Speaker 7: Office objected to us getting.
Speaker 4: Delta records for flights that you may have taken on
Speaker 4: this stay well done a number.
Speaker 5: I object to you getting records.
Speaker 7: You've been intrusive into people's personal lives. You're confused. You
Speaker 7: think I'm on trial. These people are on trial for
Speaker 7: trying to steal an election in twenty twenty. I'm not
Speaker 7: on trial, no matter how hard you try to put
Speaker 7: me on trial.
Speaker 1: That is what a psychotic narcissist sounds like, plain and simple.
Speaker 1: I'm not on trial. You are on trial. They tried
Speaker 1: to steal election. I'm going after them with rico charges,
Speaker 1: and they are the ones on trial.
Speaker 2: So I found me a guy who could bang me, who.
Speaker 1: I could funnel seven hundred plus thousand dollars of taxpayer
Speaker 1: funds for his fees, who would take me on six
Speaker 1: different vacations over seven months, who I would pay back
Speaker 1: for all these vacations in cash because my daddy told
Speaker 1: me to keep ten thousand and nine thousand dollars in.
Speaker 2: Cash in my house. And I gave.
Speaker 1: Cash to the special prosecutor because the prosecutor, you know,
Speaker 1: was never that serious. You know, I just gave him
Speaker 1: some money, you know. Just listen to this other clip.
Speaker 1: From Fanny Willis talking about the cast that she gave
Speaker 1: the special prosecutor slash lover Wade and says it was
Speaker 1: never serious, so I just gave him cash.
Speaker 2: Same with the Ruba.
Speaker 4: You don't know where that cash came from.
Speaker 7: E though, right, ma'am, you are mischaracterized at my testimony greatly.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to allow you to mischaracterize my testimony.
Speaker 7: I know that I keep.
Speaker 1: By the way, the judge in this case, he's up
Speaker 1: for reelection in four months, just so you know, he
Speaker 1: probably should have thrown her either a out of the
Speaker 1: courtroom or found her and contempt to court because he
Speaker 1: allowed her to run his courtroom.
Speaker 2: But it was very clear.
Speaker 1: That this judge in Fulton County doesn't want to lose
Speaker 1: the Democrat vote, the African American vote.
Speaker 2: He let her run this courtroom like she just did.
Speaker 1: You notice right there where she said, you know, you're
Speaker 1: mischaracterizing my testament. When you're on the stand like that,
Speaker 1: you don't get to talk that way. You have to
Speaker 1: answer questions. He let her run his courtroom, which was
Speaker 1: incredibly embarrassing. But he's holding on for his job, right
Speaker 1: He's like, Hey, I'm not walking this Horne's nets.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to look like I'm a pro Trump guy.
Speaker 2: I'm up for.
Speaker 1: Reelection and I don't want Fanny Willis and others coming
Speaker 1: after me, So I'm just gonna let her run the
Speaker 1: show today. That was the other part of this dynamic
Speaker 1: that was shocking. But listen again back to what she
Speaker 1: says about the money.
Speaker 7: Keep money in my house. The amounts of money I
Speaker 7: gave miss Way. It was never that serious. I don't
Speaker 7: think I've ever handed him more than twenty five hundred
Speaker 7: dollars in a reimbursement.
Speaker 1: So we by the way, if you ever reimbursed somebody
Speaker 1: twenty five thousand, I'm not talking about paying for something cash,
Speaker 1: right that maybe you buy that's like twenty five hundred
Speaker 1: bucks and it's like cash only, or you're buying something
Speaker 1: something that can give me cash. I'm talking about reimbursement.
Speaker 1: They're on these trips, they work together. He's a special prosecutor.
Speaker 1: She knows what they're doing is illegal. She doesn't want
Speaker 1: a paper trail for it. So she's reimbursing her lover
Speaker 1: in cash to conceal all of this, and she acts
Speaker 1: like it's normal to walk around with twenty five hundred
Speaker 1: dollars in cash, just handing it to the dude she's
Speaker 1: hooking up with who she's also funneling and approving every
Speaker 1: one of his bills that comes to her office. So
Speaker 1: you understand how best prosecuted work. This is how it works.
Speaker 1: He sends a bill from the law firm, she approves
Speaker 1: the taxpayer dollars.
Speaker 2: To go out to him. Now, there's already some nefarious billing.
Speaker 1: That has been identified that didn't come up in this
Speaker 1: hearing because that's not what this was about. But he
Speaker 1: is sending bills, like massive bills, some of these bills
Speaker 1: that would mean he worked like twenty hour days at
Speaker 1: high rates. And then what is she getting a return?
Speaker 1: Sex and vacations and so he's paying for everything, and
Speaker 1: then she's giving him cash so that they can conceal
Speaker 1: the relationship, which would obviously make this entire money laundering scheme.
Speaker 1: That's what this is. Hit the media and everybody be
Speaker 1: able to see it. They thought they could get away
Speaker 1: with it, and so she's like, well, hold on, I
Speaker 1: just gave him like twenty five thousand here and there,
Speaker 1: Like it's not that big of a deal.
Speaker 2: It's just some cash.
Speaker 1: Like, I don't think I ever gave more than twenty
Speaker 1: five hundred in cash to reimburse him.
Speaker 7: It was never that serious. I don't think I've ever
Speaker 7: handed him more than twenty five hundred dollars in a reimbursement,
Speaker 7: So we're not talking about twenty.
Speaker 10: Thousand dollars in cash.
Speaker 7: I don't have twenty thousand dollars in cash right now.
Speaker 7: The most I ever gave him, I know I gave
Speaker 7: him twenty five hundred dollars when we went to the
Speaker 7: Lize because we went to one hotel and then we
Speaker 7: went to a second hotel. That twenty five hundred dollars
Speaker 7: I actually gave him while we were still in Belize.
Speaker 7: I know that the Aruba trip, the one that you
Speaker 7: described with his mom, think I gave him about two
Speaker 7: thousand dollars for that trip for like total. I went
Speaker 7: to a riveroby the Aruba trip, so I consider that
Speaker 7: to be one trip. So we got off of a
Speaker 7: cruise ship and then we went to Aruba. Which is
Speaker 7: why I cannot remember is that the time that we
Speaker 7: had to stay in Miami to wait for the flight
Speaker 7: for Aruba. So I consider that one trip that we
Speaker 7: didn't like come back to Atlanta and leave we went.
Speaker 3: We flew down to Miami.
Speaker 7: We got on a cruise ship. We spent a couple
Speaker 7: of days with his mama. We came back to Miami.
Speaker 7: When we came back to Miami, either that day or
Speaker 7: the next day, we flew to Aruba. We spent a
Speaker 7: few days in Aruba, and we came back. That was
Speaker 7: really one trip though, even though we went two places.
Speaker 7: It was one trip.
Speaker 1: I mean, the way that she's explaining this is amazing.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was one trip. We just you know, we went
Speaker 1: and saw his mama. It was never serious, but we
Speaker 1: were hanging out with his mama. Then she's asked another
Speaker 1: question about hey, do you know that Fulton County requires
Speaker 1: disclosing relationships with someone you're doing business with. Now we
Speaker 1: can go back to the clip I played you earlier,
Speaker 1: And that clip that I played you earlier was that
Speaker 1: clip of her saying, you deserve a DA that's not
Speaker 1: sleeping with the staff, having sex with the staff. Remember
Speaker 1: when I played that for you earlier. This is when
Speaker 1: she was running for office. You know you deserve you,
Speaker 1: you deserve this is her words, right, a DA that's
Speaker 1: not sleeping with her staff This is back in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty when she's running for office.
Speaker 3: Here it is again, because they deserve a DA that
Speaker 3: won't have sex with his employees. Because they deserve a
Speaker 3: DA that won't put money in their own pocket when
Speaker 3: it should go to benefit children.
Speaker 1: But by the way she did both of those things,
Speaker 1: she was having sex, spending the taxpayers dollars reimbursing in cash.
Speaker 1: She obviously knows there's a problem with this. She was
Speaker 1: running on it well. On the stand yesterday, she was
Speaker 1: asked about Fulton County requiring disclosing relationships and listen to
Speaker 1: her response.
Speaker 4: Did you tell anyone at Fulton County Board of County
Speaker 4: Commissioners about your relationship.
Speaker 3: With mister Wade.
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 4: Did you dispose your relationship to anybody at Fulton County?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 10: I don't think so.
Speaker 4: And as the chief law enforcement officer of Fulton County,
Speaker 4: I assume that you're familiar with the county code and ordinances.
Speaker 5: I've said we're not going to cover that in the
Speaker 5: serumus commotion.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, we said we weren't.
Speaker 5: Going to cover the county regulations.
Speaker 4: Okay, I won't let me ask you this then, So
Speaker 4: are you aware that you're required to disclose any relationship
Speaker 4: with someone that you contract with in Fulton County morning.
Speaker 5: Would this be different because it's the potential for impeachment?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 7: What did you ask me?
Speaker 4: You asked the question, Okay, are you aware that Fulton
Speaker 4: County requires you to disclose any relationship with someone that
Speaker 4: you're doing business with?
Speaker 10: I'm not aware.
Speaker 7: I know often had time things are confused with state
Speaker 7: constitutional officers in county, but I'm not aware.
Speaker 4: So it's not your So it's your understanding that you
Speaker 4: don't have a duty to disclose.
Speaker 5: Answered that question, Let's keep going.
Speaker 2: I love this.
Speaker 1: Like you noticed how she got real quiet there? Did
Speaker 1: you tell anybody about your relationship?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 1: Did you know that you're not supposed to be doing this?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: For a woman that claims she's like poor, I'm poor,
Speaker 1: I'm a hard working woman. Here, I'm poor. I am poor.
Speaker 1: She went on, how many vacations and seven months? I
Speaker 1: think it's six if you count them up.
Speaker 2: I think I'm right. This is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And then she says I'm not on trial, no matter
Speaker 1: what you say. Then she also says, you don't yell
Speaker 1: at me. Please don't you, please, don't yell at me.
Speaker 1: Trump's lawyers questioning Fanny Willis, she says, I'm extremely private.
Speaker 1: So don't you be asking me all these questions.
Speaker 8: Who in the prosecution team prior to I guess the
Speaker 8: motion being filed by defendant Roman, who in the prosecution
Speaker 8: team knew of your personal relationship? And now I'm talking
Speaker 8: romantic with mister Wade.
Speaker 10: So so.
Speaker 7: I am extremely private.
Speaker 8: If the answer is no one knew, that's fine.
Speaker 2: No I ask you who knew?
Speaker 5: Answer explain this us.
Speaker 7: I am very private. When I supervised mister Body and
Speaker 7: mister McAfee, they.
Speaker 10: Didn't know who I was dating.
Speaker 7: But I can assure you I was dating somebody, so
Speaker 7: that I kept something private that's my private life is
Speaker 7: not any mystery to anyone. It's like a woman doesn't
Speaker 7: have the right to keep her private life private.
Speaker 5: And I'm speaking on.
Speaker 7: This because there have been all these intimations.
Speaker 5: Answer the questions we us. I'm sorry, what was the question?
Speaker 5: There is there anyone else who knew about it?
Speaker 7: And then you can.
Speaker 5: Explain I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't think so I certainly didn't go out telling.
Speaker 5: My business of the world.
Speaker 8: Okay, So the best of your recollection you didn't inform
Speaker 8: anyone on the prosecution team that the individual that you
Speaker 8: had chosen to lead the prosecution team had a personal
Speaker 8: relationship with you.
Speaker 7: That correct, that's inaccurate. Your question is inaccurate. What because
Speaker 7: you stated that the person I chose we had a
Speaker 7: personal relationship, So we had a friendship. We have all
Speaker 7: these distinguishing factors. Remember when I chose him in November
Speaker 7: of twenty one. First of all, let's get this straight.
Speaker 7: Mister Waite was not actually my first choice. That's no
Speaker 7: insult to him.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: It is because of the way you phrased the question.
Speaker 7: You said when I chose him, I didn't inform people
Speaker 7: of a personal relationship. We have defined personal as romantic.
Speaker 7: It is an inaccurate way to state the question that I.
Speaker 5: Will certainly restated. So it's very accurate.
Speaker 7: Okay, And please do not.
Speaker 2: Yell at me.
Speaker 1: By the way, it's amazing that this judge, and this
Speaker 1: just tells you how many judges out there are bad
Speaker 1: judges allowed her to basically question the lawyers that are
Speaker 1: questioning her on the stand and saying, well then do
Speaker 1: and this do not yell at me like the judge
Speaker 1: there should have been like, what is wrong with you?
Speaker 2: He let her get away with this all day?
Speaker 1: Why because he's a wuss, because he's up for reelection
Speaker 1: four months and he doesn't want to lose his job
Speaker 1: by actually running a court the right way.
Speaker 2: Listen to the very end of this.
Speaker 8: You hired mister Wade the first time on November one
Speaker 8: of twenty twenty one.
Speaker 5: Corrector of twenty twenty one. Yes, sir, your.
Speaker 8: Testimony is whether one accepts it or not. Your testimony
Speaker 8: is that at the time you hired mister Wade, there
Speaker 8: had never been a romantic relationship with mister Wade before
Speaker 8: you hire him. Correct.
Speaker 7: Yes, my testimony is that we were very good friends,
Speaker 7: but not.
Speaker 5: We'll talk about of six. So let's just don't worry.
Speaker 8: I'm not talking about I'm saying romantic relationship doesn't.
Speaker 5: Necessarily have to be just sex.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 8: It can be dating, it can be holding hands, it
Speaker 8: can be any of those things that one might call romantic.
Speaker 8: I'm asking you whether or not prior to no November
Speaker 8: one of twenty twenty one, there was a romantic relationship
Speaker 8: with mister Wade. That's very simple. It's either a yes
Speaker 8: or no.
Speaker 7: I don't consider my relationship with him to be romantic
Speaker 7: before that. I'm not a handholder.
Speaker 2: So no, that's fine, I'm not a handholder.
Speaker 1: This is the woman who Democrats say is their savior.
Speaker 1: This is the woman who stretched the limits of the
Speaker 1: law to most extreme levels we've seen in Fulton County
Speaker 1: and charge Donald Trump in seventeen others Republican local officials
Speaker 1: with rigo violations which put you in jail federal prison, okay,
Speaker 1: federal prison. And this is the woman who the Democrats
Speaker 1: are proud of. This is the woman that they are
Speaker 1: so happy to know that she was going after Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and this witch hunt. Does this sound like a
Speaker 1: crazy person to you? Does this sound like someone that's
Speaker 1: going to follow the law? Does this sound like someone
Speaker 1: that you can trust with the taxpayer dollars? The woman
Speaker 1: who picks a guy who's never one time prosecute a.
Speaker 2: Felony case.
Speaker 1: And to they choose to take the highest profile case
Speaker 1: at the moment in the country. This is how evil
Speaker 1: the Democratic Socialist Communist Party is.
Speaker 2: And this is their girl.
Speaker 1: She's a Democrat, she's an elected official of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: This is who they pick and this is what they're doing.
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Speaker 2: I'll see it back here tomorrow