Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee has scheduled a hearing for Thursday in the election conspiracy case involving President Donald Trump. The hearing will address a request for discovery from Trump’s “co-conspirator,” Jeffrey B. Clark, who wants access to records that could potentially reveal collusion between Fulton County prosecutors and President Joe Biden’s White House.
Earlier this month, Clark, who used to work in the Department of Justice under Trump, submitted a Motion to Compel, urging the court to order Willis to provide evidence of any contact she may have had with the Biden White House.
The requested information regarding contacts between the State and the White House Counsel’s Office may be material to the outcome of the case or helpful to the defense, if it supports an argument that the prosecution of this case is tainted with partisan political objectives coordinated with, suggested or directed by the White House. The political benefit of this prosecution to President Biden and his political party are obvious and a current fact of political life. The record shows clear and obvious collaboration between the State and the January 6 Committee and the Biden White House. The political animus of that Committee and the Biden White House toward President Trump and Mr. Clark is open, obvious, and undeniable.
“All defendants should know the nature of the State’s communications with the White House Counsel’s Office to assess whether they can mount a defense based on selective or political prosecution in violation of their rights to due process and the equal protection of the laws,” the motion continued. “There is a plausible basis for suspicion on that score, and therefore sufficient justification to require production of the requested information that might support a defense motion.”
Report: Fani Willis Broke the Law, May Now Face A Criminal Investigation
Willis previously refused to provide the necessary records and documentation. There is also evidence that she coordinated with the partisan January 6 Committee. In December, House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan revealed the existence of a letter dated December 17, 2021, from Willis to Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) requesting access to congressional records and offering to have her and her staff travel to Washington, D.C., to “meet with investigators in person.”
According to an invoice from the Law Offices of Nathan J. Wade, he met with members of the partisan J6 Committee in the spring of 2022. Willis is alleged to have had an affair with Fani Willis, who appears to have hired him and paid him more than other attorneys despite his lack of experience with RICO cases. Bank records indicate the pair likely misused funds by traveling together to San Francisco, Miami, and Aruba, with tickets purchased under her name.
Willis has since refused requests from House Republicans to disclose her and her crew’s contacts with the partisan J6 Committee.
Attorneys for Clark and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis have since been ordered to appear in McAfee’s courtroom at 2 p.m. on Thursday.
Perhaps the truth about Willis’s coordination with the Biden White House will be exposed very soon.