BREAKING🔥 Fani Willis DISQUALIFICATION Saga - Whistleblower Complaint🚨 FANI's Entire Teams Bad News

US Immigration
4 Apr 202430:49

Summary

TLDRThe transcript revolves around the controversy and legal disputes involving Fulton County District Attorney, Fanny Willis. The case includes allegations of misuse of federal funds, a potential conflict of interest due to a personal relationship with a lead prosecutor, and a looming deadline from the House Republicans to produce documents related to her office's spending. The situation is further complicated by a whistleblower's complaint and the defiance of a congressional subpoena, leading to threats of contempt of Congress. The transcript highlights the intense legal and political maneuvering, as well as the potential implications for the ongoing election subversion case against former President Donald Trump.

Takeaways

  • 🚨 The Fulton County district attorney's office is under scrutiny for the alleged misuse of federal funds, with accusations of using the funds for unrelated expenses.
  • 🎙️ Audio evidence has surfaced that suggests a whistleblower warned DA Fanny Willis about improper use of federal grants, which were supposed to be for specific purposes like youth violence and gang prevention programs.
  • 🤝 DA Fanny Willis is facing a looming deadline from House Republicans to produce documents related to her office's spending, or else she may be held in contempt of Congress.
  • 🔎 The investigation into the Fulton County DA's office involves examining whether there was any misuse of state funds and abuse of power for personal gain.
  • 🛫 The controversy includes the firing of a staffer who raised concerns about the misuse of federal funds, which led to a deeper investigation into the district attorney's actions.
  • 💼 Documents and invoices related to the case show line items for meetings with the White House, raising questions about the nature and purpose of these interactions.
  • 🏛️ The case against Donald Trump and others is being challenged on the grounds that it violates First Amendment rights, with Trump's lawyers arguing that the prosecution seeks to criminalize political speech.
  • 🏃‍♀️ DA Fanny Willis has been defiant in her response to the subpoena, stating that her office is cooperating but also asserting that the efforts to delay her election subversion case are futile.
  • 💔 The relationship between DA Fanny Willis and Nathan Wade, a lead prosecutor, has come under scrutiny, with allegations of an affair and questions about the appropriateness of his appointment and expenses.
  • 📈 The situation has led to a heated public debate about the integrity of the legal process, the use of public funds, and the potential political motivations behind the case.

Q & A

  • What allegations are facing Fani Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney?

    -Fani Willis is facing allegations of misusing federal funds, specifically a whistleblower claimed that Willis's office planned to use part of a federal grant for unrelated expenses. Additionally, there are concerns about her handling of an election interference prosecution case.

  • What triggered the congressional inquiry into Willis's use of federal funds?

    -The inquiry was triggered by whistleblower complaints alleging that Fani Willis misused federal funds, prompting House Republicans to investigate the appropriateness of her office's spending.

  • What is the main contention in the case against Fani Willis related to her office's spending?

    -The main contention is whether Willis improperly used federal grant money, which was earmarked for specific purposes, for other unrelated expenses, possibly including political pursuits.

  • What consequences is Fani Willis facing due to the allegations against her?

    -Willis faces potential disqualification from the 2020 Georgia election case, a looming deadline to produce documents to Congress, and possible contempt of Congress if she fails to comply.

  • How has Fani Willis responded to the allegations and congressional demands?

    -Willis has denied the allegations, asserting that her office has not misused federal funds, and stated that her office is cooperating with the congressional investigation.

  • What was the nature of the audio evidence mentioned in relation to Willis's case?

    -The audio evidence reportedly shows a whistleblower warning Willis about misuse of federal funds by a top aide, which later led to the whistleblower's firing.

  • What role does the Fulton County Commission play in the controversy surrounding Willis?

    -The Fulton County Commission is relevant for approving budgets and funding for the DA’s office. There is scrutiny over whether Willis sought or received proper approval for the expenditure of funds, especially for hiring additional personnel like special prosecutors.

  • What specific documents are being sought from Willis by congressional investigators?

    -Investigators are seeking documents that detail Willis’s office's spending of federal funds, particularly how the funds were allocated and whether they were used for intended purposes.

  • What implications does the investigation have on Willis’s prosecution of the election interference case?

    -The investigation could impact Willis's ability to continue leading the election interference case, especially if she is found to have misused funds or if her actions are deemed politically motivated.

  • What is the significance of the deadline set by House Republicans for Willis?

    -The deadline signifies the urgency and seriousness of the congressional inquiry. Failure to meet the deadline could lead to further actions against Willis, such as contempt of Congress proceedings.

Outlines

00:00

📜 Controversy in the Bonnie Willis Disqualification Case

The paragraph discusses the ongoing controversy surrounding the potential disqualification of Bonnie Willis, with new audio evidence suggesting a whistleblower warned her about misuse of federal funds by a top aid. The situation is further complicated by the firing of a staffer who raised concerns about these funds. The Fulton County district attorney's actions are under scrutiny, with House Republicans threatening contempt of Congress if documents related to the spending of federal funds are not produced. The case raises questions about the appropriate use of state and federal funds, the potential misuse of power, and the relationship between Willis's office and the White House.

05:01

🏛️ Oversight of Fulton County DA's Federal Grant Usage

This paragraph delves into the specifics of Fulton County DA's office's use of federal grants, highlighting the lack of oversight and the concerns raised by a former employee. The discussion focuses on the county's position on the budgetary authority and the district attorney's argument that she is a constitutional officer, not bound by county ordinances or state statutes. The narrative also touches on the broader implications of the case, including potential political motivations and the need for transparency in the use of public funds.

10:03

🔎 Investigation into Political Motives and Federal Fund Misuse

The focus of this paragraph is on the investigation into the possible misuse of federal funds by the Fulton County DA's office, with an emphasis on the political dimensions of the case. It discusses the relationship between the DA's office and the White House, the potential for political persecution, and the specific allegations of using federal funds for personal and political purposes. The paragraph also highlights the tension between the DA's office and Congressman Jim Jordan, who is seeking further information and documents to understand the extent of the alleged misuse.

15:03

⚖️ Legal Proceedings and the DA's Credibility

This paragraph covers the legal proceedings against the Fulton County DA, including the challenges to her handling of the election subversion case and the allegations of misuse of federal funds. The narrative explores the DA's defiance in the face of congressional scrutiny, her claims of cooperation, and the potential impact of these issues on the ongoing trial. The paragraph also touches on the broader implications for democracy and the rule of law, as well as the personal and professional credibility of the DA.

20:04

💼 Examination of Personal and Professional Relationships

The paragraph delves into the personal and professional relationships of the Fulton County DA, particularly her relationship with Nathan Wade, who was hired despite his questionable credentials. The discussion includes allegations of personal trips funded by taxpayer dollars, the implications of these expenditures on the case against former President Trump, and the potential conflicts of interest arising from the DA's personal involvement with her lead prosecutor. The narrative raises questions about the integrity of the legal process and the appropriate use of public funds.

25:05

🎭 DA's Conduct and the Impact on the Election Interference Case

This paragraph examines the conduct of the Fulton County DA in the context of the election interference case, highlighting her combative demeanor in court and the potential implications for the case. The discussion includes her interactions with the judge, her attempts to refute allegations, and the overall impact of her behavior on the perception of the legal proceedings. The narrative also touches on the broader implications for the defendants in the case, the potential for the case to be thrown out, and the DA's credibility in light of the ongoing investigation.

30:07

🤝 The Relationship Between the DA and Nathan Wade

The paragraph focuses on the relationship between the Fulton County DA and Nathan Wade, exploring the nature of their interactions and the financial arrangements between them. The discussion includes allegations of cash payments, the lack of documentation to support these claims, and the implications of these arrangements for the integrity of the legal process. The narrative also raises questions about the professional standards of Wade's law firm and the appropriateness of his involvement in the case against former President Trump.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Fulton County

Fulton County is the location where the district attorney, Fanny Willis, operates and where the controversy surrounding her actions and the use of federal funds is taking place. It is central to understanding the context of the legal and political disputes mentioned in the transcript.

💡Disqualification

Disqualification refers to the process of removing someone from a position or role due to a conflict of interest, misconduct, or other factors that may compromise their ability to perform their duties impartially. In the context of the video, it relates to the potential removal of Fanny Willis from her case due to allegations of misconduct.

💡Whistleblower

A whistleblower is an individual who exposes wrongdoing or misconduct, often within an organization or government body. In this case, the whistleblower's complaint alleges misuse of federal funds by Fanny Willis's office, sparking investigations and controversy.

💡Federal Funds

Federal funds refer to money allocated by the national government for specific purposes. In the context of this video, the controversy revolves around allegations that Fanny Willis misused these funds, which has led to investigations and potential legal consequences.

💡Misuse of Funds

Misuse of funds occurs when money that has been allocated or designated for a specific purpose is instead used for other, unauthorized purposes. In the video, this concept is central to the allegations against Fanny Willis and her office, with claims that they improperly diverted federal funds.

💡Contempt of Congress

Contempt of Congress is the act of obstructing the functions or proceedings of the United States Congress, which can lead to legal consequences. In this context, it is threatened as a measure against Fanny Willis if she does not comply with a subpoena to produce documents related to the allegations.

💡Election Interference

Election interference refers to the illegal or unethical actions taken to influence the outcome of an election. In the video, Fanny Willis is involved in a case related to allegations of election interference, which is a significant aspect of the political and legal discussions.

💡Trump

Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, is a central figure in this video. The legal proceedings and controversies discussed revolve around allegations of election interference related to his 2020 presidential campaign.

💡Nathan Wade

Nathan Wade is a lawyer involved in the case, who has been accused of using federal funds for personal expenses. His relationship with Fanny Willis and the expenses he has incurred are under scrutiny, adding another layer to the controversy.

💡Conflict of Interest

A conflict of interest occurs when a person's personal interests or relationships could potentially compromise their professional judgment or actions. In the video, allegations of conflicts of interest arise from the personal relationship between Fanny Willis and Nathan Wade, and questions about the appropriate use of federal funds.

Highlights

New audio evidence suggests a whistleblower warned Georgia DA Fonnie Willis about misuse of federal funds.

The whistleblower was fired shortly after raising concerns about the top aid's activities.

Willis initially agreed to investigate the claims but later the accuser was dismissed.

House Republicans threaten to hold Willis in contempt if she doesn't produce documents related to her office's spending.

Lawyers attempting to remove Willis from the 2020 Georgia election case testified before the state senate committee.

Willis's office argues that as a constitutional officer, she doesn't need county approval for her budget.

The county maintains that Willis requested additional funding for specific purposes, which she later diverted.

Willis is facing a deadline to prove her innocence in the misuse of federal funds investigation.

The dispute between Fulton County and Willis involves whether she used federal grants for unauthorized expenses.

Jim Jordan, a powerful Congressman and Trump supporter, is involved in the dispute with Willis.

Jordan's committee is seeking to understand the relationship between Willis's office and the White House.

Willis claims she is cooperating with Jordan's committee but accuses them of trying to slow down her election subversion case.

The Georgia case against Trump has been delayed for two months due to challenges to Willis's qualifications.

Trump's lawyers argue that the case seeks to criminalize political speech, violating the First Amendment.

Willis defends her position, stating that nothing will derail her efforts to bring the election interference prosecution to trial.

The case raises questions about the appropriate use of federal funds and oversight in political cases.

Willis's personal relationship with a lead prosecutor on the Trump case complicates the situation and credibility of the case.

The controversy involves allegations of personal misuse of funds and potential political motivations.

The future of the election interference case against Trump and others hangs in the balance due to the controversy surrounding Willis.

Transcripts

00:00

well tonight after more than two months

00:02

of controversy a decision may be on the

00:04

horizon in the Bonnie Willis

00:06

disqualification case you fire bombshell

00:09

new audio appears to show a

00:11

whistleblower privately warned in battle

00:13

Georgia da fonnie Willis that her top

00:16

Aid was abusing federal funds now we are

00:18

following the latest in the fton County

00:20

district attorney disqualification Saga

00:23

now in the audio Willis appears to agree

00:25

with this whistleblower and say that

00:27

she'd look into it yet a little less

00:29

than two later the staffer who raised

00:31

the concerns was fired let's take a

00:34

listen to that audio he told everybody

00:37

in front of Crystal Deonte everybody

00:40

we're going to get MacBooks we're going

00:42

to do we're going to get swag we're

00:43

going to use it for travel I said you

00:45

cannot do that it's a very very specific

00:47

Grant took me off I question Junior da

00:50

there's kids in there from out of the

00:52

the um the county all this took me off

00:55

Junior da I did not want to do it he

00:58

made it look as if I wasn't doing what I

01:00

needed to do because I questioned him

01:03

because I knew for a fact Mr cuy

01:06

respectfully did not know what he was

01:07

doing period so I respect that as your

01:11

assessment um it was clear to me that

01:14

you and Mr cuffy were not getting along

01:16

and I'm not saying that your assessment

01:17

is wrong I want you to really listen to

01:19

the words I'm saying cuy and this is my

01:22

personal opinion to one woman to another

01:25

is dangerous to your Administration Fon

01:27

County DA fonny Willis is facing a

01:30

looming deadline House Republicans in

01:32

Washington are threaten to hold her in

01:34

contempt of congress if she does not

01:36

produce documents relating to her

01:38

office's spending of federal funds well

01:40

this stems from a whistleblower

01:42

complaint alleging fonnie Willis misused

01:44

federal funds the lawyer at the center

01:46

of the attempt to remove Fon County DA

01:48

fonny Willis from the 2020 Georgia

01:51

election case testified before the state

01:53

senate committee she talked about what

01:56

exactly she says she found that she

01:59

believes should disqualify Willis well

02:01

Chris that's exactly what it does so to

02:03

be very clear what's happening here at

02:05

the State House is different from what

02:06

is happening a couple of locks away at

02:08

the Fulton County Courthouse in that

02:10

situation the judge will decide whether

02:11

or not fny Willis will stay on the case

02:14

now here at the State House what

02:16

lawmakers are doing is they are looking

02:17

into whether or not there was any misuse

02:20

of State funds and the misuse of power

02:22

for personal game those are the two

02:23

issues they're looking at here so you've

02:25

gone back and reviewed all of the Fulton

02:27

County commission's minutes in records

02:30

to see what requests were made and if

02:33

there was a resolution granting the

02:34

additional funding yes oh yes was there

02:37

ever a request for additional funding

02:39

for a special prosecutor to pursue these

02:42

election cases no there wasn't and I

02:45

knew that before um we got the District

02:47

Attorney's response but subsequently we

02:49

got a response from the district

02:50

attorney's office that said we didn't do

02:53

it we don't have to do it I'm a

02:54

constitutional officer um so their

02:56

argument was we don't have to comply

02:58

with those statutes or those rules

02:59

because she's saying um she's a

03:01

constitutional officer so she doesn't

03:02

have to get County approval she can

03:04

spend her budget however she wants then

03:06

why would she have gotten County

03:07

approval for the uh the other 55

03:10

attorneys so what I've surmised is that

03:13

was because those were staff members and

03:15

so she she C she went and asked for

03:17

additional budgetary money she needed a

03:19

higher budget so for those 55 people she

03:21

went and asked for more money because

03:23

she didn't have enough money and once

03:25

she was awarded that it's her position

03:27

now that she can spend that money

03:28

however she wants doesn't have to use

03:29

for 55 new staff she can use it for

03:32

special attorney general yes not

03:34

attorney

03:36

general essentially that that that is

03:38

their argument in their reply briefs

03:39

that they filed um in court that they

03:42

have her an authority they don't have to

03:43

comply with the county ordinances don't

03:45

have to comply with the statute um so

03:47

they don't have to comply with our state

03:49

statute that they have once they're

03:51

awarded the budget they can use that

03:52

budget however I mean how their how

03:54

their motion and I and I'm happy to send

03:56

the motion um it's public record but how

03:58

their motion argued it was if they get

04:01

$5 million they can pay that to one

04:03

person if they want um as long as the

04:05

you know because the voter's authorized

04:07

her to do that so the county their

04:09

position is the county authorizes a

04:10

budget and she can pretty much has

04:13

inherent authority to do it however even

04:15

though she specifically asked for the

04:17

money to prosecute backlogged homicide

04:19

cases in Atlanta yes okay um what's your

04:23

opinion on that you think the statute or

04:26

County procedures permit that no I do

04:29

not um and there's and I cited several

04:31

different County um County ordinances so

04:35

when I read the statute when I read 15-1

04:37

1820 and it makes sense you know it

04:39

makes sense intuitively as lawyers when

04:40

we Bill someone is reviewing our bills I

04:43

mean that that that's just you know

04:44

that's the process if you're in private

04:46

practice you know your client authorizes

04:48

your bills if you're in if you're doing

04:49

Public Defense which I've done Public

04:51

Defense I've done appointed work um you

04:53

know the the governing agency approves

04:55

my bills and they will cut them they

04:56

will regularly cut them um if they're

04:58

too high and so there's always some type

05:00

of budgetary authority that's that's

05:02

reviewing everything um so I thought it

05:04

was very strange that in this case there

05:06

isn't one um and that there's really no

05:08

oversight because it is public money so

05:10

I know that I know that it's an elected

05:13

official but it's still public money um

05:16

and I don't live in Fon County so it

05:18

would probably aggravate me more if I

05:23

did so we have the code section up that

05:25

you're referencing for prosecuting

05:27

attorneys getting additional personel

05:30

that's what Mr Wade would qualify as

05:32

correct yes so under B um that is the

05:36

that's the section that authorizes the

05:38

appointment of special counsel and it

05:40

says the manner and amount of

05:41

compensation to be paid is fixed by

05:43

either local act or by the district

05:45

attorney with the approval of the county

05:47

um and so that's where that that's our

05:49

argument that that this was not

05:52

appropriate expenditure because it did

05:54

not have County approval so our state

05:56

law requires if a DA is going to go seek

06:00

outside Council I'm going to call them

06:02

that must be approved by the County

06:04

Commission yes without a doubt good

06:06

evening carress woman and so what

06:09

provoked this request for documents to

06:11

begin with what made you think that her

06:13

office was using Federal front funds

06:16

inappropriately because we have evidence

06:18

that she has been receiving federal

06:20

funds and obviously we have oversight as

06:23

to how they're being spent being the

06:24

judici Judiciary Committee and Congress

06:28

and so it is our right determine whether

06:30

she is spending those funds

06:31

appropriately we have the same issue

06:33

with brag in New York they're using

06:35

federal funds to to engage in political

06:38

persecution and to go after political

06:40

enemies we also need to find out to what

06:42

extent she has uh corresponded with

06:45

worked with coordinated with the White

06:47

House in her efforts to to pursue this

06:51

uh this litigation against Donald Trump

06:53

and other citizens wait when you when

06:56

you send money to a DA's office now you

06:58

get sent around the country from the

07:00

Department of Justice I understand the

07:01

oversight is it just you know here's 12

07:03

million or here's 12 million spend it on

07:06

fixing the jails adding more assistant

07:09

Das I mean are you specific so I mean

07:11

because or or do you just sort of send a

07:13

check you don't you don't just send a

07:15

check they are supposed to use that

07:17

money for specific purposes and that's

07:19

one of the reasons why we have the

07:20

oversight it's just not just that they

07:22

get a blank check to do whatever they

07:24

want to do and again when we're talking

07:26

about political persecution which I

07:28

think it's very obvious in light of what

07:30

has happened over the last couple of

07:31

weeks and the the mini trial that we

07:34

that we watched play out in the court

07:35

down there addressing her relationship

07:38

her inappropriate relationship with one

07:40

of her underlings and whether that has

07:42

color colored this litigation and her

07:44

effort to prosecute Donald Trump so

07:46

again I think that we have every right

07:47

to determine whether our money is being

07:49

used inappropriately and whether she is

07:51

the conduit by which the White House is

07:54

attempting to hamstring uh President

07:56

Biden's primary political opponent are

07:59

there some specific documents you've

08:01

requested that she has not provided to

08:03

date I know that she says it's sort of a

08:05

rolling process and um I don't know if

08:07

she's dragging her feet or not but

08:08

nonetheless are there some specific

08:10

documents that you want that you think

08:12

that she's sitting on deliberately well

08:14

some of the documents that I would like

08:16

to see relate to the relationship and

08:18

the coordination and the interaction

08:20

with the White House when her uh former

08:23

Paramore uh was billing the county he

08:26

has line items in there for meeting with

08:29

white with the White House in Washington

08:31

DC for eight hours at a time I think it

08:34

would be entirely appropriate for us to

08:36

have some understanding of what what

08:39

what took place it during those meetings

08:42

and again we need to get back to the

08:43

fact or to the question of whether Joe

08:46

Biden and the White House are

08:47

coordinating in these efforts to

08:49

prosecute Donald Trump Donald Trump is

08:51

clearly not only the front runner he is

08:53

the candidate for the Republican Party

08:55

he is beating Joe Biden in all of the

08:58

polls there's one particular entry that

09:00

I have a high interest in and I I can't

09:02

figure this one out I know about the

09:03

meetings at the White House and and I

09:05

got that you have the interest in but

09:07

there's one entry in his invoices where

09:09

he said he met I think with White House

09:11

councel in Athens Georgia and for the

09:13

life of me I can't figure out I mean I

09:15

get you know going to the White House

09:17

and maybe there's some negotiation about

09:18

documents or whatever and I I I await

09:21

the answer to that but why why do you

09:23

think that what's with this Athens

09:25

Georgia meeting with the White House

09:26

Council you don't expect that one so

09:29

think that that's also very significant

09:31

we need to find out that but we also

09:32

have learned that there is an assistant

09:34

district attorney in her office who is

09:36

being paid 40 some thousand 50 some

09:39

thousand a year yet has a side business

09:42

that is he is a a a political operative

09:45

a Democrat political operative where

09:47

he's actually red in hundreds of

09:48

thousands of dollars if not more in

09:50

furthering the Democrat agenda I think

09:53

we're entitled to find out more

09:54

information about that relationship and

09:56

why he's in the office and as as you say

09:59

there were meetings with white house

10:00

councel I think we have the right to

10:02

understand what took place during those

10:04

meetings We are following a dispute

10:07

right now between Fulton County Georgia

10:09

essentially Atlanta the da here funny

10:11

Willis and her dispute with a powerful

10:13

Congressman house should diser chairman

10:16

Jim Jordan of Ohio an ardan Trump

10:18

supporter recently threatened to hold

10:20

Willis in contempt of congress for not

10:23

providing information about how the DA's

10:26

office used a Federal grant but in a def

10:29

defiant response Willis said she is

10:31

cooperating with Jordan's committee and

10:33

suggested what Jordan really wants is to

10:35

slow down her election subversion case

10:38

against Trump and others she wrote in

10:40

part nothing that you do will derail the

10:43

efforts of my staff and I bring the

10:45

election interference prosecution to

10:47

trial the Georgia case delayed for two

10:49

months by a challenge to Da fonny Willis

10:52

finally moves forward today in Atlanta

10:54

Judge Scott McAfee will hear arguments

10:56

that the charges violate Trump's Free

10:58

Speech rights under the First Amendment

11:00

Trump's lawyers say the case seeks to

11:01

criminalize political speech da Fon

11:03

Willis firing back at Republicans

11:06

seeking info about her use of federal

11:08

funds saying quote nothing you do will

11:11

derail the efforts of my staff and I to

11:13

bring election interference prosecution

11:15

to trial so that a jury of fton County

11:18

Citizens can determine the guilt or

11:21

innocence of the defendants tensions

11:23

escalating on Capitol Hill as

11:25

Congressman Jim Jordan calls on fonnie

11:27

Willis to appear before lawmakers

11:29

The embattled Fulton County district

11:31

attorney facing an ultimatum show up or

11:35

face contempt of congress if she doesn't

11:37

comply with the Congressional subpoena

11:39

Congress is trying to find out if and

11:41

how her office misused federal funds so

11:44

F Willis's office is saying that she's

11:46

innocent their office did nothing wrong

11:48

but Congressman Jim Jordan is saying

11:50

they haven't sent over enough to prove

11:53

that they're looking for yet another

11:54

slice of the pie so in a letter from we

11:57

obtains from Jim Jordan to Fanny will

11:59

his office it reads in part quote your

12:02

office unlawfully planed to use part of

12:04

a

12:06

$488,000 Federal grant earmarked for the

12:08

creation of a center of Youth

12:10

Empowerment and gang prevention to cover

12:13

frivolous unrelated expenses we know the

12:16

allegations here Center on a former

12:18

employee who said the district attorney

12:20

fired her soon after she raised concerns

12:23

about how one of their employees hoped

12:25

to use those Federal grant money for

12:28

things outside

12:29

of the scope of that Federal grant the

12:32

youth violence and gang prevention

12:34

program the congressman Jim Jordan he's

12:36

emphasizing the seriousness of the

12:38

matter he's saying that failure to

12:40

adhere to The subpoena would result in

12:42

severe

12:44

consequences as part of that letter he

12:46

says quote the committee expects that

12:49

you will produce all responsive

12:51

Documents To The subpoena and the

12:53

categories prioritized by the committee

12:55

if you fail to do so the committee will

12:57

consider taking further action such as

13:00

the invocation of contempt of congress

13:03

proceedings and that's what's really new

13:05

in this story here so we've reached out

13:06

to Willis's office in response for this

13:09

subpoena we have not heard back from her

13:11

yet we'll update you when we do but when

13:13

this subpoena was initially sent out

13:16

back in February February 2nd she sent

13:18

us this this statement she says in part

13:21

quote these false allegations are

13:23

included in baseless litigation filed by

13:25

a holdover employee from the previous

13:28

administration who was terminated for

13:30

cause the courts have ruled they found

13:33

no merit in these claims we expect the

13:35

same result in any pending litigation

13:38

Mary right now it's still unclear

13:40

whether or not these federal funds in

13:42

question were used or misused improperly

13:46

or not let's talk about this Georgia

13:48

case and we know this Fanny Willis looks

13:49

unbelievably compromised it looks like

13:51

she's admitted her relationships with

13:53

Nathan Wade who whose credentials are

13:55

weak to be a lead prosecutor on a former

13:58

president United States Ates they're

13:59

going to be questioning today lot of his

14:01

expenses that he was paid and were they

14:04

used to go on vacation together look at

14:06

some of these stuff you probably can't

14:07

see it there $800 for nappy Valley Nappa

14:10

Valley Hotel 3,000 for a Royal Caribbean

14:13

vacation close to that no Norwegian crws

14:16

on and on and on one flowers all these

14:19

bills are they related to the money he's

14:21

getting because of the job she gave them

14:23

and what does it mean for the case yeah

14:25

she used taxpayer dollars to to help

14:28

Nathan Wade who spent it in all kinds of

14:30

ways but he also used that money to go

14:32

after president Trump for goodness sake

14:34

so yeah that I think she's compromised

14:36

and back up a second she charged

14:38

president Trump and 18 other people and

14:40

was looking to charge three United

14:42

States senators she put this out

14:43