In a newly released bombshell filing two days ago for the first time White House records were made public revealing the fact that Miss Fanny Willis, the district attorney of Fulton County, was actively meeting with

Kamala Harris shortly before the state of Georgia indicted President Trump.

This new record, alongside a handful of other records we've been able to acquire,

they've allowed us to piece together a timeline of events

showing what was actually taking place

behind the scenes.

Now mind you, it's not the complete picture,

but what it shows is still rather wild.

So let's go through it together.

To start with, in regards to the RICO case against President Trump over in Georgia,

one of the essential questions that's been hanging in the air since the very beginning

is to what extent were state-level prosecutors coordinating their efforts with the White House?

Or in other words, how involved was the White House in prosecuting President Trump over in the state

of Georgia?

Now, of course, up until today, the official line from both the White House as well as from the

Georgia state prosecutors has been that there was no coordination between the two.

The White House they claim that this is a state level case that they have absolutely

nothing to do with. However, over time, evidence has begun to creep up showing

otherwise. For instance, some recent court documents you can see them up on your screen,

they show that Mr. Nathan Wade, the lead prosecutor in this Trump case,

he met with White House staff, including the White House Council on multiple different occasions.

In practical terms, this means that Fanny Willis's lead prosecutor in this Trump RICO case,

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