Georgia State Sen. Bill Cowsert discusses probe of Fulton County DA Fani Willis in Trump case
Republican Georgia State Sen. Bill Cowsert joins Fox & Friends to discuss state lawmakers' probe of Fulton County DA Fani Willis after special prosecutor Nathan Wade stepped down from the case against former President Trump. A Georgia judge allows Trump and co-defendants to appeal the order denying the disqualification of DA Fani Willis in the 2020 election interference case.
Key Points
- Judge allows Trump and co-defendants to appeal denial of DA Fani Willis' disqualification in the 2020 election interference case.
- DA Fani Willis accused of improper affair with special counsel Nathan Wade, who resigned from the case.
- Judge gives ultimatum to DA to remove herself from the case or fire Wade.
- Defendants failed to prove actual conflict of interest but judge highlights appearance of impropriety that must be addressed.
- Judge's ruling does not condone DA's actions but follows Georgia law regarding conflicts of interest.
Pros
- Judge's decision allows Trump and co-defendants to appeal the order denying DA Fani Willis' disqualification in the case.
- Defense optimistic that appellate review might lead to case dismissal and DA disqualification.
Cons
- Judge finds significant appearance of impropriety in the prosecution team but denies claims of actual conflict based on established record.