In a shocking turn of events, former President Donald Trump has released damning evidence that could potentially unravel Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis' case against him.
Trump accuses Willis of hiring a Biden operative, Jeff DiSantis, to target him and permitting Nathan Wade to make hiring decisions in an alleged coordinated effort to prosecute him unfairly.
During a speech at Mar-a-Lago, Trump referenced exclusive reports from Breitbart News, which he had previously shared on Truth Social, about being prosecuted by political opponents in coordination with the White House.
He specifically called out Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis for allegedly hiring Jeff DiSantis, a Democrat operative with connections to the Biden administration, to target him.
Trump also criticized Willis for permitting Nathan Wade to make hiring decisions during her office's transition after the 2020 election. Sources suggest that Willis and Wade had an affair before Willis hired Wade to prosecute Trump, a move Trump argues was financially motivated and could disqualify Willis from the case.
Sources familiar with the Fulton County District Attorney's Office claim that the Biden administration has planted Democrat operative Jeff DiSantis in a Fulton County office to specifically target Trump.
DiSantis' connections to the Biden White House and his reelection campaign through his private consulting firm and business partner have raised concerns about the impartiality of the investigation.
Trump expressed his frustration with the situation, stating:
I'm being prosecuted by Biden, my opponent. … whether it's Fani Willis or Bragg — these are local and state, but they're in total coordination with the White House. You can't do that. It shouldn't be done.
Trump highlighted what he perceives as a conflict of interest and unjust treatment, citing the amount of money Willis paid Wade for his role in the prosecution despite Wade's lack of experience in such matters. He stated:
She [Fani Willis] hired somebody; she knew the person long before this horrible prosecution took place. And she went out and she paid them an unbelievable amount of money, more money than he ever had hoped possible — much more money than other people that do that for a living — he never did it at all, had no experience at all.
Trump's criticism of Fani Willis and her alleged connections to the Biden administration comes on the heels of a Supreme Court victory that allows him to remain on state ballots. The controversy surrounding the Fulton County prosecution has raised questions about the influence and coordination between local and state prosecutors and the White House against the former president.
Former President Donald Trump has released evidence that he believes could destroy Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis' case against him. Trump accuses Willis of hiring a Biden operative, Jeff DiSantis, to target him and permitting Nathan Wade to make hiring decisions in an alleged coordinated effort to prosecute him unfairly.
The connections between DiSantis and the Biden administration and the alleged conflict of interest involving Willis and Wade have raised concerns about the investigation's impartiality. As the controversy continues to unfold, the public will be watching closely to see how these allegations impact the case against the former president.
