Terrell, I really want to ask you about Fawney Willis.

Let's do it.

Okay, so Fawney Willis, she comes along and she builds this audacious, sweeping case against Trump and his goon squad.

It's a state-level case in Bolton County, Georgia, meaning even if Trump becomes president again,

God forbid, he still has to deal with this case. He can't pardon his 18 co-conspirators in his

goon squad that tried to overthrow our democracy with their whole fake elector scheme and trying to invent votes to overthrow the will of the voter in Georgia.

It's a very significant case, and it showed great moral courage.

Fawnie Willis went for it. Fawney Willis went for it.

And this case was not only a strong case, but it was moving along. It showed immense promise.

And then one of these 18 co-defendants, Michael Roman, a far-right opposition researcher, proverbially went through

Fannie Willis's trash, as all these opposition researchers are highly paid to do and very experienced

in doing. And he uncovered what he believes is an affair between Fonnie Willis and one of the

prosecutors, the special prosecutors that she

selected, among others, for this case.

And that is Nathan Wade.

And he's somebody that's not directly experienced in the matter of this case, which

sort of made him an outlier.

But he is someone that has his own law firm. He's more, he's more of a

generalist. He practices family law, contract law, all sorts of law. He's worked for a local police

department. He's worked for the NAACP. He's an established lawyer with his own law firm and

his own right. But still, he's not a, he doesn't have, his experience,

isn't in a direct line to the type of work that Fannie Willis was doing on this big sprawling case.

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