Last week, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee held an evidentiary hearing on whether to remove District Attorney Fani Willis from President Trump’s bogus Georgia case related to the 2020 election.

Unlike most court hearings, it was anything but boring.

In case you missed the made-for-TV courtroom drama, it was filled with bombshell testimony, fiery comebacks, and eyebrow-raising revelations. Here are some of the key takeaways and what they mean for Fani Willis’ future.

Robin Yeartie, a former “good friend” of Fani Willis and past Fulton County DA employee, testified that Willis began a romantic relationship with Nathan Wade years before Wade and Wills' timeline. Yeartie asserted that she had “no doubt” that the pair started a relationship after meeting at a conference in 2019, adding that she observed the two share affection before Willis tapped Wade as special prosecutor in the case against President Trump.

This critical testimony completely contradicts what Wade and Willis have insisted in court filings. On numerous occasions — including during last week’s hearing — both Fani Willis and Nathan Wade have claimed their relationship started in 2022.

Folks, this means big trouble for both Willis and Wade.

Not only does Yeartie’s testimony confirm that Fani Willis and Nathan Wade’s relationship established a conflict of interest, but it also raises legal questions about the pair’s previous claims. In the Peach State, knowingly giving false statements to a court is punishable by a $1,000 fine and up to 5 years of jail.

After this stunning revelation, things only got worse for Wade and Willis.

While Nathan Wade struggled to recollect certain details surrounding his travel and vacations with Fani Willis, he did give insight into how the two paid for their luxury trips. Wade testified that after using his business credit card to pay for their travel, Willis would reimburse him in hefty sums of cash that she “carried around.” According to Wade, there is nothing to corroborate his claims, such as a bank deposit slip, since he allegedly didn’t deposit any of the cash he received from Fani Willis.

Arguably, the most explosive moments came from Willis’ time on the stand.

Throughout her testimony, Fani Willis was defiant and bombastic — revealing a sharp tongue, a hot temper, and a raging ego. After Willis lashed out and accused one of Trump’s lawyers of lying, Judge McAfee had to call a five-minute recess. When Willis continued to have outbursts and rambling responses, the Judge was forced to issue another warning.

At one point, Willis exclaimed, "I object to you getting records. You’ve been intrusive into people’s personal lives. You're confused. You think I'm on trial? These people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020. I'm not on trial no matter how hard you try to put me on trial."

Folks, no amount of obnoxious obfuscation can hide the truth.

As with Alvin Bragg and Jack Smith, Fani Willis is weaponizing our judicial system to politically persecute President Biden’s rival: President Donald Trump. Yet her lack of impartiality, serious ethics violations, and alleged pattern of misusing federal funds are disrupting her nefarious plot.

Clearly, this case is backfiring on the Left. Stay tuned for additional updates.

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Last month, the Biden Administration announced yet another America Last energy policy: pausing pending approvals of liquified natural gas (LNG) exports in the name of combating climate change. As you may know, the United States was the world’s leading exporter of LNG in 2023, with more than 87% of U.S. LNG exports going to European and Asian markets. As global demand for natural gas rises, our allies across the world will be forced to look to our adversaries, such as Russia and Iran, to meet their energy needs. Meanwhile, studies show that by 2040, LNG exports could add nearly $73 billion to the U.S. economy and create more than 450,000 American jobs. In other words, the Biden Administration’s disastrous decision to freeze LNG exports will enrich our adversaries while subsequently harming the U.S. economy.

Thankfully House Republicans are fighting President Biden’s misguided move that will undoubtedly weaken U.S. energy security, kill good-paying jobs, and drastically raise energy prices. Last week, we passed H.R. 7176, the Unlocking Our Domestic LNG Potential Act, which lifts the Biden Administration’s pause on all pending approvals of LNG export terminals. Additionally, this commonsense legislation includes strong protections to prohibit trade with a person or foreign country under sanction or listed as a state sponsor of terrorism. Please know that my House Republican colleagues and I will continue fighting to combat the Biden Administration’s radical energy policies, unleash domestic production, and lower energy costs for you and your family. 

This week, I’m back in Georgia’s beautiful Ninth District! I look forward to talking with concerned constituents, visiting businesses to learn more about their operations, and meeting with local leaders to discuss ways we can work together to best serve you and your family.

Additionally, I’m preparing for the next funding fight. As you may know, government funding is set to expire on March 1st and March 8th, meaning there will be a partial government shutdown if Congress doesn’t advance a spending measure before the end of next week. Please know that my conservative colleagues and I are urging House Republican leadership to use our power of the purse as leverage to secure critical wins for the American people. At minimum, we must force the Senate to accept the conservative policies within the single-subject spending bills that the House passed last year, as well as H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act, to address the ongoing invasion at our southern border. Ultimately, this fight must occur in order to turn our nation from the abyss of ever-increasing perpetual debt.

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