A former clerk to Supreme Court Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas says some of the actions of Fani Willis, the Fulton County district attorney's alleged lover, are “certainly questionable” and that she is not a former clerk to Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas. She said it cast a “cloud” on her prosecution of the president.
Willis' alleged mistress, Nathan Wade, was reportedly paid $250 an hour while working on the case against Trump, compared to $200 an hour as a RICO expert. That contradicts the district attorney's claim that she was paid the same as everyone else in Trump's case. Applies to billing records obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. Fox News host Laura Ingraham said Wade was at one point billed for 24 hours in one day. report Before asking Chris Landau, the Wall Street Journal said: (Related article: 'A very well-planned plan': FOX Business guest suggests White House will work with Fani Willis to defeat President Trump)
Other documents obtained by DCNF show that John Floyd, the RICO expert Willis hired, was initially paid $150 an hour.
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“That's certainly a question,” Landau said. “That's one of the things we have to consider. Certainly, we need to resolve this issue before these cases move forward. We can't continue to have this cloud hanging over prosecutors. If this is what they If that's the A team that they're bringing in, there's going to be a lot of questions.”
Willis secured 13 indictments in August, including RICO charges, against Trump and former New York City Republican Mayor Rudy Giuliani. According to charging records, Wade met with task force staff twice on Jan. 6 for eight hours each before securing the charges.
“This raises very serious problems for state criminal prosecutions,” Landau told Ingraham.
Fani Willis denied any wrongdoing in a speech Sunday at Big Bethel AME Church and accused her critics of “putting out a running card.”
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