The House Judiciary Committee has released a blockbuster transcript of Nathan Wade’s closed-door testimony, revealing that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis began planning her prosecution of former President Donald Trump well before she took office. Wade, a special prosecutor recruited by Willis to assist in the Trump investigation, shared key details that suggest Willis had made her intentions clear long before officially assuming her role as DA in January 2021.
Wade’s testimony sheds light on the timeline leading to his involvement in the case. He confirmed that Willis had formed a search committee to find a special prosecutor to oversee the Trump investigation even before she officially became DA on January 1, 2021. The search committee started its work soon after the November 2020 presidential election, indicating that Willis had her sights set on pursuing Trump’s prosecution from the outset.
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When asked if Willis had reached out to him prior to her taking office, Wade responded with a straightforward “Absolutely.” He detailed that discussions about his potential role in the case began between November 2020 and Willis’ inauguration. This early outreach, according to Wade, underscores Willis’ commitment to pursuing the case against Trump well before her official duties began.
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any one with any common sense knew it was all a setup from the get go