Shocking Allegations: Inside the White House's Secret Meetings with DA Willis - Trey Gowdy's Explosive Revelations!

 

Former federal prosecutor and "Sunday Night in America" host Trey Gowdy criticized alleged "political coordination" between the White House and Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fannie Willis. 

Gowdy, speaking on "The Faulkner Focus," expressed concern about the allegations against the attorney prosecuting former President Trump. 

He also predicted that the removal of Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade from the case would not stop Trump's prosecution in Georgia.

Gowdy emphasized that the behavior of Willis and Wade was not representative of the majority of prosecutors in the country, regardless of political affiliation. 

He warned against the politicization of the justice system, saying it could lead to serious consequences for the entire legal system.

Regarding the potential impact on Trump, Gowdy noted that even if the indictment is deemed legally insufficient, prosecutors could seek a new indictment from another grand jury. 

He emphasized the importance of addressing the underlying issue of politicization of the justice system.

A lawyer for a co-defendant in the Trump case testified at a Georgia state senate hearing that Willis met with Vice President Harris at the White House in February 2023, along with Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens. However, a White House official clarified that Harris did not have a chance to speak directly with Willis at the event.

The lawyer also highlighted alleged late-night trips to the Willis home before Wade's appointment. 

The co-defendant's attorney, Ashley Merchant, suggested that Willis and Wade had an improper relationship, which both denied. 

Merchant's client, Michael Roman, previously filed motions alleging an improper affair between Willis and Wade, claiming Willis benefited financially from hiring Wade because of their relationship.