Well, folks, there is something called the Dunning Kruger effect.

The Dunning Kruger effect is a bias in the brain that you tend to think you are better at something than you actually are. And the Dunning Krueger effect is widely held across a wide variety of skill sets in the United States. It's also held in general by a lot of people who think they are smarter than they actually are. But it's particularly held by people who have been made untouchable by the system. If you've been made untouchable by the system and you've just been rising through the ranks for years based on, say, your intersectional identity, you're going to think you are much better and more competent of things than you actually are. And they can get away with a lot more. This is the story of Fannie Willis. Fannie Willis is the Fulton County District Attorney.

She is the person who has brought charges against President Trump based on supposed violation

of RICO law, which as we've explained on the show really does not apply in this particular

case. It's certainly a legal stretch. She's attempting to make her name by getting Donald Trump,

particularly in a state court because if you can get Donald Trump in a state court, because if you can get

Donald Trump on a state charge, well, then he can't pardon himself if he becomes president of the

United States. Well, things started to fall apart for Fannie Willis over the last couple of months.

She was a heroine in the media. She was a hard charging prosecutor who was going to finally get

Trump. And then it turns out that she is like key example

of the Dunning Kruger effect, but with an intersectional twist because she thought that

apparently she could get away with like literally anything. So just for background, let me play

you a clip of Fannie Willis explaining before she was elected DA, why exactly she should be the DA.

Here she is.

Because they deserve a DA that won't have sex with his employees.

Because they deserve a DA that won't put money in their own pocket when it should go to benefit

children because we deserve better.

Okay. Now, as we are about to find out, the Fulton County people did not actually receive that DA,

apparently. According to Forbes, Willis faces accusations. She violated state conflict of interest

in public money laws over claims from a group of Trump co-defendants that she engaged in an improper clandestine personal relationship.

This would be a relationship with a man named Nathaniel Wade, who really had very little

prosecutorial background, but was appointed the special prosecutor to help her out in the

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