Former President Donald Trump must have watched or at least heard about the Fani Willis clown show that took place in a Georgia courthouse Thursday. Willis, the Fulton County district attorney who wants to take Trump down for election interference in her case against him, disgraced herself and her profession for her entitled, defensive, mendacious performance as she was grilled about her affair with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, whom she hired to help prosecute the matter.
It was theater for the ages:
WATCH: Willis Goes Over the Edge As She Accuses Attorney of Trying to 'Emasculate a Black Man'
WATCH: Fani Willis Freaks Out During Her Testimony, Starts Screaming 'You Lied!' at Defense Attorney
A jubilant Trump quickly responded on his social media platform Truth Social with multiple videos of Willis’ defiant testimony, but it was an MSNBC legal analyst's opinion that really caught his eye:
As we reported, legal analyst Caroline Polisi said on MSNBC Thursday that the new testimony that contradicted Willis' previous statements 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 Willis is pursuing against Donald Trump – and could provide a reason for a judge to disqualify them from the case.
Trump is continuing to post Thursday evening about Willis's embarrassing performance:
It was a somewhat salacious day in the courtroom, but it was the evidence that Willis may have lied about her past relationship with Nathan Wade that was really important:
Robin Yeartie's testimony directly contradicts information provided by Willis and Wade 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 the hiring, and confirmed that she was 'certain' about it.
Wade in his own blockbuster testimony said the relationship began in 2022, and was forced to answer a series of questions about statements from his divorce filing as well as his travel with Willis.
Yeartie testified that the DA leading the Trump prosecution personally informed her of her romantic relationship with Wade.
This was always a questionable prosecution that reeked of political maneuverings instead of actual justice, and Willis always seemed to be out of her league, but today's events may force the judge to remove her from the case. It seems impossible that she would be allowed to stay on when her multiple conflicts of interest have been so thoroughly exposed.
While those revelations didn't come as that much of a surprise since much of it had been reported already, what was a shock was just how nasty and bellicose she turned out to be. She acted as if the judge were her subordinate. If I were a betting man, I'd wager that she's soon going to be delivered an epic comedown.
Trump, never one to hide his feelings, let it be known exactly where he stands:
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