Fani Willis warns ‘train is coming’ in Trump Georgia case

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) is trying to delay former President Donald Trump’s election interference case amid revelations of a former romantic relationship with a former special counsel. Despite this, he warned that “a train is approaching.” Prosecutor.

Ms Willis avoided disqualification by appointing her ex-girlfriend to the case, but the weeks-long process detailing her relationship will be finalized as her team “continues to work”. He said that it did not derail the progress of the project.

“Throughout the course of the incident, we were writing corresponding briefs and proceeding with the case in the necessary manner.” she told CNN on Saturday. “I don’t feel like I’ve slowed down at all.”

“I do think there are efforts to slow this train down, but it’s getting closer,” Willis continued.

A Georgia judge ruled last week that the case against Trump and his allies can continue as long as Willis and her associate, prosecutor Nathan Wade, stand aside.

Willis was harshly criticized by the judge at his sentencing, but was not disqualified from continuing the prosecution. She claimed she wants the case to go to trial ahead of the November election.

In his ruling, Judge Scott McAfee rebuked both his relationship with Willis and his public statements following the accusations. He also criticized her statements suggesting race may have been a factor in the defendants’ lawsuit against her and Wade, as well as other public comments about the former president.

In an interview with CNN, Willis said she doesn’t feel she needs to rebuild her reputation following the scandal.

“For the record, I’m not ashamed of anything I did,” she said. “I think my biggest sin was having an affair with a man, but I’m not ashamed of that and I know I didn’t do anything illegal.”