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Jim Hoft reported earlier Friday that authorities geo-tracked Nathan Wade and located that Nathan Wade had labored with the corrupt Fulton County DA earlier than being appointed because the lead prosecutor within the authorized RICO case in opposition to President Trump and 18 Trump associates. Fani made at the very least 35 visits to Willis's neighborhood. , This places each Willis and Wade vulnerable to disqualification.
Now, Fani Willis might be in additional hassle after Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) revealed one other bombshell at CPAC.
Jordan advised CPAC host Matt Schlapp that Willis and Wade haven’t responded to the Judiciary Committee's subpoena, however he has interviewed a whistleblower from Willis's workplace who might have some particulars to share in regards to the corrupt prosecutor. Can.
Jordan: We haven't heard again from him but. We'll see what we get from that. However there’s a whistleblower in his workplace who we’ve got talked to, committee employees.
The whistleblower, I believe she's 4'11, however when Fanie Willis fired this girl it took seven law enforcement officials to escort her out. She expressed concern that Ms. Willis was not correctly following the principles of grant {dollars}.
She's speaking to our workplace now, and we'll see the way it goes. However that’s the reason we’ve got summoned paperwork associated to this.
Watch:
Prime GOP investigator Jim Jordan terrorizes “Huge Fanny” Willis:
“There’s a whistleblower in his workplace who we’ve got spoken to.”
– Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) 24 February 2024
Jordan didn’t say who the whistleblower was, however he’s possible referring to former Fulton County DA staffer Amanda Timpson. As TGP's Christina Lella beforehand revealed, Timpson warned Fani Willis {that a} colleague within the workplace was utilizing a “$488,000 federal grant — earmarked for the development of a youth empowerment and gang prevention heart — for “swag.” , going to pay for computer systems and different issues. Touring.”
Willis stated she “respects” Timpson's evaluation of the state of affairs. However after 56 days, Timpson was canned by Willis.
Willis's workplace launched an announcement describing Timpson as a “holdover from the prior administration” who was terminated as a consequence of “failure to fulfill the requirements of the brand new administration.”
The whistleblower stated that Willis' habits was half of a bigger sample of misconduct and corruption.