Welcome back to the Dershore show. Look, I don't know what went on or didn't go on under the covers between Fannie

Willis, the Fawnee, I guess she calls herself. Fawnee Willis, the elected Willis the

funny, I guess she calls herself.

Foney Willis, the elected district attorney, Fulton County,

who is prosecuting Donald Trump for January 6th.

I don't know what went on or didn't go on between her and Nathan Wade,

the lawyer who she appointed and gave $650,000 of state funds to help prosecute Trump.

I don't know whether there wasn't a fair or there wasn't an affair.

But my God, can you imagine anything more stupid than allowing that suspicion to arise based on

travels together and records? We'll wait for a final judgment because they'll probably in the end both

be summoned to testify in the divorce case, but how can anybody be so stupid put yourself in Fawnee Willis's position?

Here she is an obscure district attorney elected in a county in Georgia.

Finally, she gets the case of her lifetime.

I mean, who would want more than to prosecute

the former president, possibly future president

of the United States.

On state charges, he couldn't even pardon himself

or get a pardon.

And she has the case, and she can do the prosecution, she can pick whoever she wants to help her.

I don't know why there are enough prosecutors in the office, but she has to go outside the office and she picks a guy who doesn't seem to have a lot of experience in RICO type cases and let me tell you I have an enormous amount of experience in RICO cases. They are complex and difficult and in in Georgia a RICO conviction carries with it A mandatory prison term.

Imagine the man running for president of the United States

and he gets convicted and he has to go to jail.

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