Trump says it’s ‘GAME OVER’ in the Fani Willis case after her friend’s bombshell claim she started her affair with prosecutor ‘lover’ Nathan Wade THREE YEARS before they stated in court filings
- High-stakes hearings are underway in Fulton County, Georgia
- A former friend of District Attorney Fani Willis testified about a ‘romantic’ relationship BEFORE Willis hired a romantic partner
- Willis took the stand and blasted her former friend who called the testimony a lie
Former President Trump declared “GAME OVER” in his election interference case in Georgia during the dramatic hearing that could disqualify DA Fani Willis in Fulton County.
Trump took to his Truth Social platform to celebrate as the Fulton County district attorney hit back at allegations that she wrongfully hired her boyfriend Nathan Wade to help prosecute the former president.
His comments followed a staggering claim from Willis’ college friend that she began her romantic relationship with Wade in 2019, three years earlier than they disclosed in court filings.
“MSNBC JUST DECLARED IT IS GAME OVER FOR THE FAKE FANI WILLIS CASE IN GEORGIA. ANOTHER SCAM COORDINATED WITH BIDEN’S WHITE HOUSE FOR ELECTION INFERENCE PURPOSES!!!,” the former president posted on Truth Social.
The former president and Republican presidential candidate also posted video clips of multiple news organizations’ coverage of the hearing Thursday afternoon, with statements like “IT’S A GAME CHANGER.”
Trump’s statement was a reference to MSNBC legal analyst Caroline Polisi, who said new testimony contradicting Willis was “game over” for her in the election fraud trial against the former president.
It would mean the relationship began before Wade was hired in the Georgia election interference case that Willis is pursuing against Donald Trump — and could be grounds for a judge to disqualify them from the case.
President Trump appeared in New York City on Thursday for the hush money payment case, but Trump’s Truth Social account followed the Fani Willis case
Trump has posted several times at the Fani Willis hearing in Georgia, including “GAME OVER” when Willis, her former boyfriend and her ex-boyfriend’s accuser took the stand
Robin Yeartie’s testimony directly contradicts Willis and Wade’s information that the relationship did not begin until after Wade was hired in November 2021.
Yeartie told the court there was “no doubt” Willis and Wade were in a romantic relationship before they were hired, confirming she was “certain” of it.
Wade said in his own blockbuster testimony that the relationship began in 2022 and he was forced to answer a series of questions about statements made in his divorce filing and about his travels with Willis.
Yeartie testified that the prosecutor leading Trump’s prosecution personally informed her of her romantic relationship with Wade.
The two had been friends since college in the 1990s — though their bond was severed and Yeartie is now testifying on behalf of an alleged Trump accomplice who wants to disqualify Willis and Wade from the case.
In her staggering testimony, Willis said the allegations against her were “unfair” and that she was no longer friends with a witness who claimed their relationship began three years earlier than they stated.
Fulton County Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade faced a series of questions about out-of-town trips with Willis and the ways he and Willis paid for them
The relationship itself is something Wade has already acknowledged and Willis has filed a lawsuit, which came after attorney Ashleigh Merchant first made allegations about it in a bombshell filing aimed at disqualifying Willis and Wade from the case.
But the timing could be problematic for Willis because it speaks to a relationship that Yeartie says existed before Wade joined Willis on her staff.
She testified that Willis told her about meeting Wade at a 2019 judicial conference.
‘Mrs. Willis and Mr. Wade began their romantic relationship shortly afterward,” she said, when questioned by Merchant.
“If I ask you personally, do you mean that romantically?” merchant asked.
“Yes,” she replied.
On Thursday afternoon, Willis also took the stand where she hit back at “extremely offensive” accusations that she slept with her ex-boyfriend Wade the first time they met.
In her stunning testimony, Willis said the salacious claims against her were “disingenuous” and insisted she was no longer friends with a witness who claimed her relationship with Wade began three years earlier than they claimed.