>> yes. >> while you were in aruba, you bought a norwegian cruise. >> while in aruba? no ma'am. >> credit card documents admitsed earlier show purchase date when you were in aruba. you don't remember that in aruba? >> i did not purchase a cruise when i was in aruba, that may be when the cruise company decided to run the invoice, i didn't purchase a cruise in aruba. >> you purchased a cruise for norwegian for you and miss willis for new year's correct? >> before i went to aruba, yes. >> roughly 3387, the norwegian cruise? >> so that cruise was with my sisters. and the number that you are seeing would reflect my buying dinner for my sisters and their husbands or -- >> just the cruise, amount paid for the cruise ahead of time when you booked the cruise, just talking about that. >> okay. >> that was a little over 3000 dollars, just cruise amount and jeep and other things in the bahamas. >> yes, ma'am. >> that is the one miss willis paid for a flight for, correct? >> that is one of the flights she paid for. >> a documented paid for, not cash, noncash transaction she paid fo

>> the aruba trip. we got off of a cruise ship and we went to aruba, which is why i cannot remember is that the time we had to stay in miami to wait for the flight for aruba. so i consider that one trip. we didn't come back to atlanta and leave. we flew down to miami. we got on a cruise ship. we spent a couple days with his mom. we came back to miami. when we came back to miami, that day or the next day, we flew to aruba. we spent a few days in aruba and came back. that was one trip. even though we went two places, it was one trip. >> so let's talk about the california trip. is that when you were moving your daughter to california? did you have two trips to california? >> my daughter doesn't list in california. >> did she ever live -- >> i'm not discussing the location of my child. >> how many times did you go with mr. wade to california? >> once. >> you stayed in napa valley and he paid for the plain tickets and the hotel? >> the plane tickets and the hotel. >> what did you pay for on that trip? >> i g

at the time we had to stay in miami to wait for the flight for aruba. i consider that one trip to come back to atlanta and leave. flying down to miami and getting on a cruise ship. we came back to miami. either that day or the next day. we flew to aruba. that was really one trip. let's talk about the california trip. is that when you are moving. >> did she ever live in california? >> i'm not discussing with you the location of my child. >> how may times did you go -- >> once. he paid for the plane tickets and hotel. >> he paid for the plane tickets and the hotel. >> what did you pay for on that trip was your mark. >> i gave him much less cash. probably four or $500. i think we did two different wine tours. they are pretty expensive and i think that i bought him, he likes wine. i don't really like wine, to be honest with you. i like gray goose. the said things that you do. it is a place that they do pairings. that is the most expensive thing that i think we did while we were there. they would tear champagne, chocolate, champagne chocolate and caviar. thr

>> for the crews and for aruba? yeah. gave him his money before we ever went on that trip. >> you gave him cash before you ever won on the trip. >> okay >> so when you got >> cash to pay him back on these trucks, would you go to the atm? >> no, lady you would not go to the atm. no. >> okay. >> so fulton county pays you direct deposit, i assume? >> yes. fulton county and the state of georgia both pay me direct facets. okay. >> so the cash that you would pay him, you wouldn't get it out of the bank. >> i have money in my house. >> you've monday in your house, so it was just money that was there when you meet my father. he is until you as a woman, you should always have, which i don't have. so let's don't tell him that should have at least six months in cash at your house at all time that i don't know why it is old black man feels like that >> but he >> does when we were growing up, my daddy had three safe so now my father bought me a lockbox and i always keep cash in the house. now, i don't do it to the degree that my fathe

while i was in aruba.hat may beat when the crews company decided to run the invoice i did not purchase it in aruba at no ma'am >> from the time you want to aruba you purchase a cruise overt norwegian for you and mr. correct question. >> that was roughly $3387 the crews to aruba i'm sorry the crews the norwegian cruise? >> that cruise was with my sisters. and the number you are seeing would reflect and buying a dinner for my sisters and their husbands pickwick some just talk about the crews the amount paid for the crews ahead of time when you book the crews berm just talking about that. >> okay. >> that was a little over $3000 per too. >> yes men quickly understand your saying to pay for other things. i am talking about the crews amount you paid for a jeep, you pay for dinner while you were there in the bahamas. >> yes, ma'am. >> that is the one ms. willis paid for the flight four, correct? >> that is one of the flights she paid for it yes men pickwick the documented paid for not cash them talk about non-ca

aruba, then you bought a cruise, a norwegian cruise, right. and that was the new year's eve cruise. >> while i was in aruba? no, man. >> the credit card documents that were admitted earlier. so the purchase date when you were in aruba, but you don't remember doing that now riba i didn't i didn't purchase a cruise while i was in a rubor. they may be when the cruise company decided to run the invoice, but i didn't i didn't purchase a cruise in aruba no. >> around the time you went to aruba, you purchased a cruise? for norwegian for uranus wallace to take for new year's, correct? before i went to aruba, yes, ma'am >> and that was roughly $3,387. >> the crystal river i mean, the cruiser, i'm sorry, the norwegian cruise >> so that cruz was with my sisters. and the number that you are seeing would reflect my buying dinner for my sisters in their husbands. >> i'm just talking about the crews, the amount that was paid for the crews ahead of time when you book the crews? >> just talking about that. >> okay >> that that was a little over $3,000? >> yes,

which will toys aruba in 2022 -- willis to aruba in 2022? >> i did. >> thank you. and you paid for that trip using your business credit card, correct? >> i did. >> ok. and you paid for a cruise as well, correct? >> that's the cruise i was referencing with d.a. willis, my mother and myself. >> ok. and -- because there's two cruises so let's talk about the first one. the first one was -- you took, that's the one with your mother. >> yes. >> so you introduced d.a. willis to your mother that trip. you also took a cruise together, the three of you. you flew to aruba together after that and your mom flew home and you paid for all of this on your business credit card? >> i did. >> and are you saying -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> we're going to leave this hearing in georgia but you can continue watching it online at c-span.org or on our free video app, c-span now. as we head back to washington, d.c., to ta

willis in aruba in 2022? >> i did. >> you paid for that trip using your business credit card, correct? >> i did. you paid for a cruise as well, correct? >> that's the cruise i was referencing with d.a. willis, my mother and myself. >> there are two cruises, let's talk about the first one. the first one was you took that's the one with your mother. >> yes. >> so you introduced ms. willis to your mother and took the cruise together the three of you. after that cruise was done you & miss willis flew to aruba. you paid for it on your credit card. you are saying miss willis paid you back for that. >> she did. let me make this distinction, though. the number that you are looking at reflects the three people on the cruise ship. there were things that my mother and i did, just the two of us, that d.a. willis didn't do. >> and i'm not attributing that. my math is not good but i didn't include anything with your mother on this. >> you wouldn't be able to see it because it is not separated out. it just sh

i didn't purchase a cruise in aruba, no.ma'am. >> around the time you went to aruba, you purchased a cruise for norwegian for you and ms. willis to take on new year's eve. >> before i went to aruba, yes, ma'am. >> that was roughly $3,387. the cruise to aruba -- i'm sorry, the norwegian cruise. >> so, that cruise was with my sisters. >> okay. >> and the number that you're -- that you are seeing would reflect my buying dinner for my sisters and their husbands or -- >> i'm just talking about the cruise. the amount paid for the cruise ahead of time when you booked the cruise. just talking about that. >> okay. >> that was a little over $3,000. >> yes, ma'am. >> and i understand you're saying you paid for other things. i'm just talking about the cruise amount. you paid for a jeep, you paid for a dinner while you were there in bahamas. >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. that's the one that ms. willis paid for a flight for, correct? >> that's one of the flights she paid for, yes, ma'am. >> a documented paid for, not cash. a non-cash transactio

on that november 1st, 2022, trip, to aruba, and through november 4, 2022. correct? >> what does re-up mean. >> well, re-up means you came back, your contract was up, and then on november 15th you and miss willis signed a new contract for you, right? >> yes, sir. >> ok. now, when you were in -- taking her to the aruba, and on the cruises, and excuse me, the resort there, did you discuss your re-upping of signing an extension on your contract? >> no, sir. but you make an excellent point. i'm glad you point that out. so the trip to aruba, the contract was not in existence then. >> you are saying -- so you are saying that you were not -- >> under contract. >> your contract, did you send any invoices in for work that you did after your contract, your first contract expired? >> no, sir. >> you didn't. >> no, sir. >> when that expired, that was it. so, and then you are saying that after the aruba trip you get re-upped with a new contract, correct? >> i signed a new contract, yes, sir. >> was there modifications on that contract, extension on the cap limited on the first on

willis to aruba. isn't that right, on that november the 1st, 2022, trip to aruba and through november the 4th, 2022, correct? >> what does re-up mean? >> well, re-up means that you came back. your contract was up, and then on november the 15th, you and ms. willis signed a new contract for you, right? >> yes, sir. >> okay. now, when you were in taking her to aruba and on the cruises, and excuse me, the resort there, did you discuss your re-upping of signing an extension on your contract? >> no, sir. but you make an excellent point. i'm glad you pointed that out. so the trip to aruba, the contract was not in existence then. >> you're saying -- so you're saying that you were not -- >> under contract. >> in your contract, did you send any invoices in for work that you did after your contract -- your first contract expired? >> no, sir. >> you didn't? >> no, sir. >> when that expired, that was it? so and then you're saying that after the aruba trip, you get re-upped with a new contract, correct? >> i signed

2022 trip to aruba. and through november the fourth, 2022? correct. what is re-upped mean about rehab that you came back your contract was up and then on november the 15th you in this world signed a new contract for you, right? >> yes, sir. >> okay. >> now, when you are in taking her to the aruba and on the cruises and there excuse me, the resort there did you discuss your reupping of the signing an extension on your contract? >> no sir but you make an excellent point i'm i'm glad you pointed that out so the trip to aruba the contract was not in existence then you're saying so you're saying that you are not under contract in your contract, did you send any invoices in her work that you did after your contract, your first contract expires? >> no, sir. >> he did? no, sir. know when that expired? that was it. >> so then you're saying >> that after the aruba trip you get re-upped with a new contract, correct? >> i sign a new contract, yes >> was there any modifications on that contract? did you get extension on the cap that you were limited on the first o

willis to aruba, isn't that right on november the first, 2022 trip to aruba and through november the fourth, 2022, correct? >> what is reup mean? >> your contract was up and in 2015 you and ms. willis signed a new contract for you, right? >> yes, sir. >> when you were taking her to the aruba and on the cruises, resort there, did you discuss reuping of -- signing an extension on your contract? >> no, sir. >> but you make an excellent point. i'm glad that you pointed that out. so the trip to aruba, the contract was not in existence then. >> you're saying, so you're saying that you are not -- >> under contract. >> did you send invoices when the first contract expired? >> no, sir. when that expired, that was it. you're saying after the aruba trip you get reuped with a new contract? >> i signed a new contract. >> was there any modifications on that contract? did you get extension on the cap that you were limited on the first one? were there any modifications at all, mr. willis. >> i've been called worse. >> do you have the contracts in front of you? >> i don't have it in front of you. >>

this i didn't -- i didn't purchase a cruise while i was in aruba.s cruisecompany decided to run the invoice. i didn't purchase no cruise in aruba, no ma'am. >> laura: tonya, what does that tell you? >> so, here we have two completely different people with body language that disconnects them. he not only completely sweated, his whole face was sweating, he constantly touched his face, as we see here. he also used his glasses, so, when somebody holds their glasses, and they pull them up and down, typically, they are using it as a moment to pause, to give pause to say oh, i'm nervous, i'm concerned, i don't know what to say. let me do this. okay? so he does that but, in addition, when he touches his face consistently, that shows you that he is feeling the anxiety. so he is not really one who is versed well with body language. this is new to him. he doesn't know what he is doing. >> laura: no, tonya, we could do an hour on the body language with you. we are going to have to have you back. >> we could do a lot more than that. the tongue coming out, the li

they together signed a new contract right after coming back from aruba.ersonally signed, it he personally signed it. i cannot understand if she was in a romantic relationship with this man as a public official, why she would be signing contract that outside contract, with so much reason relationship with. and then that contract gave her the authority to allow him to go over monthly limits. in the next year, she did it month after month after month. he collected at least 30,000 more dollars than the cap. and she apparently personally approved it. so, i don't see any evidence as resolving issues at all. again, i'm not projecting weather should be disqualified, but i do think the defendant still have a lot to work with to argue that she had financial stake and the amount of money he was getting paid. as outside counsel. >> i can't get into the receipts. and i absolutely trust professor cutting him has looked at mike romans lawyers filing judiciously. but i'm sure there's gonna be some amount of back and forth about all of this. i go to the robert jones case.

interest to continue the investigation because they went on trips together and they took a cruise to aruba and the bahamas. she took him to belize. there were about four trips they took together in the argument was this was improper and constituted a conflict of interest and she needs to be disqualified. this is where we get to the hearing last week. i was there for two days and i listened to all the testimony and it was excruciating at times. i don't want to hear about people are sleeping together. the bottom line was the defendants struggled to show that there was any sort of financial kick but that was -- kickback that was concrete. the burden is on the defendants here because they have to show that there was something improper going on in the das office. host: she is not the defendant here? guest: that's right, the trump camp are trying to show something improper. they struggled to make that showing i think in part because they really didn't have any way to rebut the assertion from the district attorney's office that she was reimbursed in cash for a lot of the trips they took together

hotel stay in napa valley, $3,000 for a royal package on a cruise, payment for a norwegian cruise to arubaing flowers and so on and so forth, can he pay all these bills just thanks? how they hired tom when they started before or after they had a personal relationship, the question is in his for participation in the trump case in november 2021, today an old friend of willis and her former subordinate testify about their relationship. .. started long before that. there is no doubt in your mind that their relationship began in 2019 and was ongoing at the time you last spoke to her. no doubt. willis says that they began dating in early twenty -two, after she hired him for work, at the same time he testified under oath. he still testifies today. i'll be honest. in 2022, an intimate sexual relationship began with the district attorney. do you think i'm being judged? these people are trying to rig the 2020 election, i will not be tried, no matter how much you want to, you will not be able to put me on trial. district attorney fanny uelis shocked the courtroom with her appearance. it's rare when a

i mean, from belize to the bahamas to aruba, napa valley. who is running the office? nobody has time to do this. she was out of control, but in the end matt, i think she started understanding that it was not her show. she had to calm herself. >> dana: so i went on for hours. can you get number four ready? i will ask jesse about this. if you tuned in late, there were all these questions about money and cash and how much she paid. she said she paid her fair share, but this was a moment today where you thought oh, there could be trouble. >> i have given him cash -- probably the most money i've ever handed him his $2500. >> you have no proof because it is all-cash, right? >> the testimony of one witness is enough to prove a fact. >> i did not give him money in a contract, so that was cute, but i did not give him money in a contract. i don't need anybody to flood my bills. the only man who has ever feted my bills completely is my daddy. >> dana: you've been watching all day. you love it. >> jesse: i don't know where to start. i'm so engaged in this courtroom drama. so many

i have been to aruba with him. don't embarrass me, i'm not sure what continents those are on. whatever continents. >> jesse: aruba is in south carolina, belize is in north america, she sounds like she's on the streets being quizzed by johnny. they also went to napa together. all of these trips going on his business card so what is fani paying for? >> i paid for a bunch of stuff. i think we did two different wine tours that you do, which are pretty expensive. i think i bought him -- he likes wine. i don't really like wine to be honest with you. i like gray boots. i bought him a bottle of wine. champagne, chocolate, and -- champagne, chocolate and cavier, like three different things, sweden, russia, some place else, i'll make that up, but that was the most expensive thing. >> that trip did not cost me a lot of money. i might have took like $750 cash on me because we weren't gone very long. joe the fullerton county d.a. is eating caviar in napa who she's prosecuting trump and her boyfriend played for the flights with taxpayer money. where did fani get all the cash from anyway? >>

called vacant express that confirmed that he paid $3,600 for them to take a three-day luxury trip to aruba together. there is no claim in that affidavit or motion that she reimbursed him for 50% of that trip. rather, he seems to be making, basically making this rather strange claim they sort of take turns paying for trips. well, that's very strange. so you're a public official, a private contractor takes you on a luxury trip to aruba aund don't reimburse your share of it, you say, i'll pay for the next trip to the caribbean? i mean really? that's a very weak position. >> but, professor, in her brief if we accept it at face value what she is saying, she says she does share the expenses in similar fashion. as i read it it was, he may pay for this trip and i will pay for another trip. why is any of that -- if the guy is doing quality work -- and i'm not here to argue that he is, but let's assume for the purpose of this discussion that he is, if he's doing quality work why is any of this our business? >> well, it is the business of the court and the defendants are saying, what they are arguing

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they came back from aruba, and at that point, he did not have a contract. this contract is expired.ved after coming back to louisville. she personally signed it. i can't understand if she was in a romantic relationship with this man, as a public official, why should be signing a contract, and outside contract with someone who she is in a relationship with. and that contract gave her the authority to allow him to go over monthly limits. and the next year, she did it a month after month after month. he corrected at least -- and she proved it. i don't see any of these filings as solving the issues at all. again, i'm not pre-judging whether she would be disqualified. i do think the defendant still has a lot to work with, are going the amount of money was getting paid is outside counsel. >> i can't get into the receipts. and i absolutely trust that professor cunningham has looked at mike romans filing judiciously. but i'm sure there's gonna be someone, back and forth about all of this. i go to the jones case where, you know, there's the legal question, and then there's the ethical questi

in aruba for three days with mr.ade? did she tell you that? >> the answer was again i knew she went out of town. i didn't know where she went. she told me she was going out of town and out of the country and she would be gone. other than that, that was all. >> okay. did she tell you in march of 2023 that she was going to belize for several days with mr. wade? >> same answer. i knew she would tell me she was going out of town and she may or may not have told me where she was going but she would be gone for a couple of days. >> in 2023 you were in many days you would be out in california, correct? >> some days i would be in california, correct. >> did she tell you in may of 2023 that she was traveling to napa valley with mr. wade so maybe you could see each other when she visited california with mr. wade? >> this answer is no. >> is first time you ever met mr. wade or learned about mr. wade to your recollection was in 2023. >> that's correct. >> that's all i have. your honor, thank you. >> m a couple of quick question.

there in aruba for three days with mr. wade? >> the answer was, again, i knew she went out of town. i didn't know where she was going. she might have said she was going out of the country or something, she would be gone. other than that, that was all. >> did she tell you in march of 2023 that she was going to belize for several days with mr. wade? >> same answer. i knew she -- she would tell me she was going out of town. she may or may not have told me where she was going. she would be gone for a couple of days. >> in 2023, you were -- you would be out in california, correct? >> some days i would be in california, correct. >> did she tell you in may of 2023 that she was traveling to napa valley with mr. wade so maybe y'all could see each other when she visited california with mr. wade? >> the answer is no. >> the first time that you ever met mr. wade or learned about mr. wade to your recollection was in 2023? >> that's correct. >> that's all i have, your honor. thank you. >> just a couple quick questions. good morning, sir

i probably got some minor expenses in aruba that would be on a card. for the most part for those trips, other than -- so the two cruises, i gave him money for those before we ever left. because they were prebooked. let me answer. >> the question is if you had any written proof. >> i've answered you. that i had written -- >> we can move to the next question if you answered. that was my question. >> i want to make sure that we're clear. for the two cruises -- >> judge, i -- >> don't take over each other. mrs. merchant, she answered your question. you can ask the next question. you'll have cross to let you clarify your answers. >> thank you, judge. >> knowing your role as district attorney, you know public funds are scrutinized and money is scrutinized. you understand you're under a microscope. you have reporting requirements, all of those types of things. you have no record other than your testimony of the money that you have given mr. wade? >> you asked that question. let's keep going? >> when you took office, you had a tax lien of $4,600. did you pay t

>> for the crews and for aruba? yeah. gave him his money before we ever went on that trip. you gave him cash before you ever want on the trip the money that you paid mr. wade, the cash in october of 2022, you do not know where that money came from? >> i do know where it came from. it came from my sweat and tears i'm wondering what you thought of her on the stand and the job the defense didn't >> well, again, i have to agree with all of your other guests that many of us wish we were not having to talk about this. there is a real question for a jury at some point in time about the underlying charges. and yet, we have not not about the sufficiency of those charges in weeks as we deal with this. so but even that all being said, i think da willis did what she had to do today. what you saw in her was a fight. does she's trying to defend herself and her reputation against these types of allegations, but that's the same type of fight. and tonight acidy that she brings to her pursuit of justice on behalf of her her constituents. so i'm not at all surprised at the tone that she took,

trump came in saying wade use money from that appointment to take willis on trips to california >> aruba believes the bahamas and more, but hold on. weighed said willis paid him back in cash for all that travel. >> what alleges that our travel was split roughly evenly align. >> he held even as team trump drilled in, i'm sure you probably have the deposit slips where you took the cash in deposit the cash into your account, don't you? i did not deposit the calcium. i can't. >> you don't have a single solitary deposit slip? to corroborate or support any of your allegations that you were paid by mrs. willis and cash. >> do you >> no, sir. >> not a single solitary one. not a one. >> and we'll us was right there with him dismissing the claims of financial shenanigans mean i paid for the hotel, i paid for the flights i had a birthday lunch and for him i paid for massages. i paid for everything. >> and as for always repaying in cash, i have money in my house. >> you have money in your house. so it was just money that was there when you meet my father. he's going to tell you as a woman, you shoul

aruba.financial benefit no, not at all. but there's so much more to look at it aside from all these arguments and bringing out her personal life and going against her integrity and demeanor. you're also poisoning the jury pool because remember, after all of this these cases are going to trial and you have to select a jury here in fulton and all-day hearing about now is not that election interference, how you tried to steal an election. they're hearing about what finding willis does in her bedroom. >> yeah. what cash she keeps in her safe and lived all bernarda. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you for coming in. appreciate it up next, some news. you can get excited about in february 2 words record, warm will tell you about the hundreds of records that could be set nick coming days. but first, las vegas has been a powerful forge and the zeitgeist recently hosting super bowl 58. and wowing audiences with its futuristic new venue. of the sphere. now the new cnn original series vegas,

but did you did you take a trip with her to aruba in 2022 >> yes, ma'am. so that's rubric trip was it was a package deal there. we my mother had recently retired and decided to take my mother on a cruise. okay >> and the second leg after the cruise concluded da willis and i went to aruba. so that was 01 trip, if you were okay. >> so my question was, did you go with the a willis >> to aruba in 2022? >> i did. >> thank you. and you paid for that trip using your business credit card, correct? >> i did. >> and you paid for a cruise as well? correct? >> that's the cruise i was referencing with the a willis, my mother and myself. >> okay. because there's two cruises, so let's just talk about the first one. the first one was you took bassem with your mother >> yes. >> and so you introduced the a willis to your mother if that trip you all took a cruise together, three of you? >> yes. >> after the cruise was done, you and be well as flew to aruba together and your mom play >> yes. you paid for all of this with your credit card on your business credit card? >> i did

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which will toys aruba in 2022 -- willis to aruba in 2022? >> i did. >> thank you. and you paid for that trip using your business credit card, correct? >> i did. >> ok. and you paid for a cruise as well, correct? >> that's the cruise i was referencing with d.a. willis, my mother and myself. >> ok. and -- because there's two cruises so let's talk about the first one. the first one was -- you took, that's the one with your mother. >> yes. >> so you introduced d.a. willis to your mother that trip. you also took a cruise together, the three of you. you flew to aruba together after that and your mom flew home and you paid for all of this on your business credit card? >> i did. >> and are you saying -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> we're going to leave this hearing in georgia but you can continue watching it online at c-span.org or on our free video app, c-span now. as we head back to washington, d.c., to ta

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willis's special prosecutor nathan wade show money spent at napa valley and on a cruise and tickets to arubaa hotels and 1-800-flowers.com. i need to find lawrence and deliver hot coffee or tea. >> brian: only a few mile away. do you have sleeves? >> steve: actually a block from lucas right now. >> brian: do you have a snorkel? >> lucas: i will entertain anything if lawrence texts me. >> ainsley: where is your coat? >> lawrence: i paid the price for fashion. >> lucas: we have coats in the bureau. >> ainsley: very nice, lucas. >> brian: on the case, it is easy to get caught up in the ethics and value and relationship, lucas, you can go. i want to know about the case and validity going forward, that matters on selection. >> ainsley: she denies conflict of interest and argues under georgia law she can only be removed if conflict is harmful to the case. if she is giving taxpayer dollars to her boyfriend who is unqualified -- >> steve: is there a conflict of interest? if there is, if she is bounced from the case, who would take over? >> ainsley: they would have to prep, take a long time. >> steve

the cruise ship left england last month on an around the world voyage with stops the aruba, californiaand hawaii. the affected passengers and crew have been isolated while they recover. the ship is cleaning and disinfecting, good news for the 2,000 people still on board the ship. >>> and if you're looking for some warmer weather, look at this. >> it's punxsutawney phil! >> the national media scam. punxsutawney phil, the renowned groundhog weather predictor, he says there will be an early spring. connecticut's scramble, the duck, agrees with phil. his city of eastford claims he has been 100% accurate, but lucy the lobster in nova scotia -- >> whags hat is happening? >> i've lost the thread. lucy the lobster says, not so fast. apparently, the lobster saw her shadow, which means it could be another six weeks of winter. all right. there's more. >> wait, there is? >> bk bob, the texas armadillo, will make his prediction this afternoon. >> wait, what? >> kate. >> can a lobster see its shadow? [ laughter ] i don't know what to do. i don't know what to do here, other than i will -- i've comple

she went to belize, she went to aruba, she went to the bahamas, she probably took -- i was talking about this on the radio, eight bathing suits, they take eight bathing suits, we have one suit and i have no idea. can you imagine as you sit there sipping your mai tai or your fruity drink with the umbrella and it, can you imagine turning to the lovely lady that you are with on that trip and saying, hey, babe, i'm going to need you to give me two grand and cash when we get back to the room to cover your half? no, you're sitting there like this is the best money i've ever spent in my life. i have a woman with me on the beach hanging out by the pool, having a few cocktails. everything she said is crazy. my favorite part, jesse. i love the atlanta braves going down and watching the games with my friends with my kids, she said that nathan wade said that they left atlanta, drove to tennessee, had lunch and turned around and drove back and nobody even asked about that. i have done that time to time. that's like six hours to go eat lunch in tennessee. i want to know what was really going on. that

>> for the cruise and aruba, i gave him his money before we went. you think i'm on trial.n election but i'm not on trial no matter how hard you try to put me on trial. >> when did it start? >> late summer of 2023. i don't believe in -- this is what you're really asking about. the salaciousness of all this. two slicesy lovers lying on the -- two sleezy lovers lying about their relationship. >> she was angry and many of them she didn't bring up. she obviously doesn't like being lied about and having her personal life dragged out into the open. and lie about. howie: what did you make about her rambling about love life and sex life and said she started dating married attorney nathan wade in 2022 but after she hired him as prosecutor? >> from a television perspective, it was rivetting and we were all glued to the tv all day during it and from a legal perspective, legal consensus is split about whether she will or will not be disqualified and agreement that her credibility took a major hit from this affair. she was unable to really give compelling answers. howie: at a minimum, e

is discussing a getaway to aruba something has gone terribly awry.think go ahead and replace these two and assign it to another prosecutor. what do you think about that and what you think about how the judge handled her yesterday? i think we would have to go a long way, andy, to find a witness who was as colorful as she was and allowed to speak with whatever range she chose to every answer and whether or not the judge had a handle on that. >> well, i think there was a lot from what i could detepidity, bill, going on where the judge was just -- came to a certain conclusion at a certain point if she wanted to rail he was going to let her rail. a rich enough record at this point that he can make credibility findings about wade and about her testimony, which he will be called on to do and the way it seems to conflict with the paper record and conflicts with other testimony. in terms of just the broader picture my impression watching this, as somebody who did rico cases for a number of years, rico cases are very complex criminal cases in time and space. t

cruises can in the bahamas along with trips to aruba, belize, napa valley, that's not all. wade lacked the qualifications for the job of special prosecutor in the first place so listen to this. in fact, according to a court filing, there is no evidence that nathan wade has ever, ever handled a felony case. so how did wade end up being appointed to lead one of the most high-profile cases in u.s. history? and by the way, a ricoh case, which was ridiculous from the beginning to boot, it is an exorbitant salary on top of everything else. he was appointed to lead the case in 2021. in a sworn statement he previously claimed their romantic relationship began in 2022. a little problem. according to one of fani willis's former friends the relationship started years before that. as a matter of fact, one of her former close friends said, she said later, used to be a friend, in 2019, who is telling the truth. you decide. >> from 2019 to 2022, ms. willis and mr. wade were in a romantic relationship? >> what's the question? >> you have no doubt that their romantic relationship was in eff

not only had they used taxpayer funds to make that relationship exciting and go to aruba, it looks like perhaps the experience was not there to justify that appointment and we were seeing a favor by the district attorney that was elected by the people and in use with taxpayer dollars of that ep ra. after which that came to light, these allegations, both fani willis and nathan wade, ve he mentally and under oath denied that. they said we did not enter into a relationship in 2021. appointment happened in 2020, or they said a relationship until 2023. now it looks like it happened in 2019. why this matters, these defendants have brought a motion before the court to say there is appearance of conflict of interest and potentially a conflict of interest and the team that brought this case against united states and 18 others was materially compromised in the form of fraud. we are seeing evidentiary hearing and the judge will determine if there is conflict of interest. from there, maybe the case is thrown out, or the prosecutors could be removed. this victory, what is looking like victory for do

the reason i consider he did not is i gave him his money pack, for the cruise and for aruba, i gave him before we ever went on that trap. >> you gave him cas before you ever went on your trip? >> the reason we're playing this is the allegation is she somehow profited from those trips. is it enough to satisfy the judge in this case? >> it all depends how this appears to scott mcafee, but it doesn't strike me as odd that a professional woman is in a relationship with someone who also is in the profession, and they reimburse each other for expenses, for things they do jointly. you know, this isn't foreign to me, i've done this in the past. and i imagine it would not be entirely foreign to the judge this is something that happens. what might be unusual to individuals is the fact she professes to have paid for all of this in cash, and that might strike some individuals as odd, like how much cash do you have on hand? and again, didn't strike me as entirely odd. there's a very long history within the black community of the stress to financial institutions, an nyu gramwit and professor at uc ir