willis did not move into the hapeville■o address until aprilf 2021.tnesses. april 20 21. she lived in her south fulton home from when she met mr. wade in october of 2019 up until when she had to move. the assertion by wade and miss willis began a relationship right after they met in october 2019. what's interesting and what's telling is that mr. wade's headset doesn't ever once appear anywhere near the area of her south fulton home. but they are dating. they are in a serious relationship. if you believe what the defense counsel says, that they've been in a relationship from october 2019 uuntil she moves in april of 2021. a year and a half or so. but he never once enters the area of her home. they want you to believe that's a lie. that's why counsel to -- continue to -- press willis and wade as to whether he'd ever been to that home. this corroborates that that was not a lie. he had never been to that home. it's more than suspect if you've been a relationship as they claim for all this time but never once went to the house. so i think that's telling. w

it was just that it was the hapeville condo. the actual phone number for mr. the documents that were provided to the state that were certified business records did not have a subscriber base. we have no idea that the number belongs to mr. wade. inderstd you want to look past the foundational issues. i can appreciate that. the foundational stuff is very important as it relates to the admissibility of the record. >> no doubt about that. >> do you have any reaction? >> yes. i do. i will skip forward. so what's interesting is that the records that were provided starting january of 2021 and they go to november 30, i think is what the 2021 record is. you heard from all of the witnesses. ms. willis did not move into the address until april of 2021. that was the testimony from all the witnesses. april 20 21. home from when she met mr. wade in october of 2019 up until when she had to move. the assertion by the defense counsel is that mr. wade and miss willis began a relationship right after they met in october 2019. what's interesting and what's telling is that mr. wad

willises -- or in the area of hapeville. again, during the hearing the address for the dirty condo never came out. just it was the hate-filled condo. the actual phone number for mr. wade was never established and the documents that were provided to the state that were certified, did not have a subscriber page. we have no idea the number belongs to mr. wade. i understand your honor wants to look past foundational issues i appreciate that but this step is very important as relates to the availability of the records. >> no doubt. somehow able to survive those initial concerns do you have any reaction? >> yes. i do, and i can -- i will step forward to provide -- so -- what's interesting is that the records that were provided were for, they started january of 2021 and they go, i believe it's to november 30th of 2021. span of the records. you heard from all witnesses including ms. yeartie ms. willis did not move into the hapeville address until april of 2021. that was the testimony from all of the witnesses. april of 2021, and tha

merchant who represented mike roman testified cell phone data placed the couple together in a condo in hapeville near the airport. >> pinging from his house down to the condo at midnight, 1:00 a.m. and he calls her when he gets there, and then it goes silent for 4 or 5 hours, and then you know, early in the morning hours he starts pinging again driving back and texts her when he gets home. >> and this is before he gets hired in november of '21. >> yes. >> in court last month, willis and wade testified the affair did not begin until after he was hired and they shared expenses for their vacations together. a judge is expected to decide by mid month whether either will be disqualified from prosecuting former president trump and the remaining co-defendants in the georgia election interference case. those, sandra, are the legal implications. as you can see from today's hearing, there may be political consequences as well. back to you. >> sandra: jonathan serrie live in atlanta, it was interesting this morning, it continues. a lot more on that, john. >> john: we have turley coming up ahead and what's

in 1861, scores of cities from hapeville, maine, to quincy, illinois, including more than a dozen southern more populist than atlanta. despite a small, small population atlanta was an important cog in thechine. by 1863, the york times reported that the city was an important network, quote, furnished and it furnished half of war material to entire confederacy from the rappahannock to the rio grande, unquote, that the war was in. its third year surprised many people and people on both sides that the war would have been over by then. so so at point, the new york times is very clear that. atlanta is important to the machine. and i want to draw your attention to one quick fact before i go back to this. when confederacy seceded, when states seceded and formed the confederacy in 1918 61, beginning in south carolina, 1816 and 1861, they needed a capital and they looked at literally hundreds of possibilities throughout the south. and there were two finalists, richmond and georgia. so atlanta almost the real capital of the south. but richmond was decided the vice president for the confederacy, was a