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wade.oe v. wade was the decision. a majority of americans agreed, but then a year and a half ago the supreme court, this supreme court, made an extreme decision overturning rowe with their dobbs decision, stripping away a constitutional right from the american people which had never been done before, a fundamental right ripped away. important to so many americans, a right vital to a country founded on the idea of freedom. i said on that day that rowe was overturned the health and lives of the women of this nation would now be at risk and that has unfortunately proven to be true. they've been at risk, made them at risk, put them at risk. today in 2024 in america, women are turned away from emergency rooms, forced to travel hundreds of miles to get basic health care in another state that may have a different rule, forced to go to court to plead for help. thanks to the mothers of two in texas, a mother of two in texas, who was pregnant with her third child, from her doctor she received the new

wade. >> jimmy: when was -- d.y great. >> i'm literally doing a thing with d. wade it's amazing >> jimmy: i have to ask you a question it's serious i hate to get serious. >> yeah, let's do it that's what i'm known for. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] well, i saw you at the emmy awards >> yep >> jimmy: presenting >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: with joel mchale >> oh, god do we really have to talk about that right now >> jimmy: he's hilarious >> well, he's a mercy booking. i was supposed to do this -- [ laughter ] yes. >> jimmy: so you get out there with joel and it was fine and he did that thing. he definitely besmirched the name of ken jeong. >> i think he did. >> jimmy: and then afterwards -- this is what i couldn't believe >> what? >> jimmy: he took a selfie with you and anthony anderson at the party. >> are you really going to - >> jimmy: let me show the selfie >> i don't want to - >> jimmy: this is you, ken jeong, with joel mchale and anthony anderson >> wow that is -- you know what [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] seriously? ♪

wade decision. since roe was overturned, in 21 states, abortion bans are now in effect, many with no exception for rape or incest. we have doctors -- we have doctors with us today who are on the frontlines of this crisis. and they can attest to the consequences that these extreme laws are having on doctors and on their ability to care for their patients. some doctors are feeling their -- fleeing their home states because of laws that would send them to prison for providing evidence-based healthcare. in states like texas, doctors can get a life sentence -- a life sentence for providing the care they were trained to provide. it's outrageous. it's simply outrageous. and, frankly, this is just the beginning. my congressional republican friends are going to even further extremes to undermine a woman's rights to threaten -- and threatening the lives of women. three different republican members in the united states congress have proposed three different additional national bans to criminalize healthcare in

wade. and i remember the exact moment i found out it got overturned. the vice president called me from air force to and delivered this distressing news. and just like so many of you, she was outraged. we were both outraged. we knew we had to turn that anger into action. but we all still feel that rage today. i know i do. i have an 83-year-old mother. we also have a 24-year-old daughter. how is it possible my mother will have enjoyed more rights than our daughter that is simply unacceptable. we all knew, all of your new, you have been in this world for so long, the reversal of row would bring harm to many women and families. it is worse than we thought, what has happened. and we are going to hear some of these horrible stories. sadly, so many other women and families whose names and stories we don't know, they are all out there suffering in silence. that is not right. the dodd's decision created a health care isis. but it is beyond that. there are other far-reaching impacts. some less than o

wade.s we noted, a little more than two years since it was overturned. monday, vice president kamala harris highlighting abortion access while giving a speech in south carolina. this is about 40 seconds. [video clip] v.p. harris: today across our nation extremists propose and pass laws to attack a woman's freedom to make decisions about her own body. laws that would even make no exception for rape and incest. let us all agree, one does not have to abandon their faith and deeply held beliefs to agree to government should not be telling her what to do with her body. host: that was the vice president on monday. sarah mccammon on this push by the white house, by the biden campaign ahead of the 2024 election? guest: this is a big focus for the administration. on tuesday, the anniversary for the roe v. wade decision which was overturned but is still a significant landmark anniversary for the abortion rights movement , president biden announced he and first lady jill biden and kamala harris will b

wade. i remember the exact moment i found out that it got overturned . the vice president called me from air force two and delivered this distressing and open torrent -- and abhorrent news. like you, she was outraged. we were both outraged and we knew we needed to turn that anger into action. [cheering and applause] we all feel that rage today, i know i do. i think about it, i have an 83-year-old mother, and we also have a 24-year-old daughter. how is it possible that my mother will have enjoyed more rights than our daughter? that is simply unacceptable. [cheering and applause] we all knew, and all of you knew, you've been doing this for so long, that the reversal of roe would bring significant harm to many women and families. it is worse than we thought, what has happened. we will hear some of these tragic, horrible stories tonight. sadly, so many other women and families whose names and stories we don't know, they are out there suffering as well. but they are suffering in silence and that

wade.still remains an office under her direction and the question is how much damage she has done and she is doing with this campaign of hers to try to retain control. >> john: all right, jonathan turley for us, learned professor of all things legal. thank you, sir. good to see you. >> jonathan: thank you, john. >> sandra: are drivers hitting the brakes on all electric vehicles? jeff flock live at a dealership in new jersey. hey, jeff. >> the rubber meets the road, 450 lighting, great reviews, the electric truck. but the sales figures just don't match. why? back in a moment with that story. so when my windshield cra, i chose safelite. they replaced the glass and recalibrated my safety system. that's service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪(song in french)♪ (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. my name's brian hoeflinger, and because of tiktok, i have the power to educate people and hopefully save lives. when my son brian died in a dr

wade into law.re any number of strategies that can serve an outline that for example, a second administration could take , like removing the abortion pill from the market, which is used in over half of abortions, providing a 19th-century law that would allow prosecutions against doctors or drug companies and states or states that have been trying to work up the rights in the constitution or taking changes to access to emergency contracepti. all of these steps that at least conservatives need to try, so there is the potential of a lot of pneumatic change in direction of less access to abortion rights moving even fther from roe depending on the outcome of the election. john: this is a presidential election year. other ballot initiatives we talked about were in an off year. will that greater turnout in a presidential election year affect the outcomes? mary: i would not expect them to dramatically. we have seen in a variety of states that republicans and independents are sometimes voting for abortion ri

wade has done a good job. he's led a team that has defeated some of the most prominent litigators in america. secured four guilty pleas. i think a capstone on his service would be to say i'm stepping away to return the focus where it should be. wolf, we all heard that tape of donald trump on january 2nd. just find 11,780 votes. that's what the justice system should be focusing on. >> does all this potentially threaten to delay, or at least distract from the georgia election case that is already a sprawling case where more than a dozen defendants? >> i think it is already a distraction. whether it delays it, i think depends in some degree on whether or not mr. wade and certainly if miss willis ends up on the case. it may not be a matter of disqualification as it may be an issue of professional ethics that one or both of them at some point determines that they need to step down or recuse from the case. and i think the bigger allegation as it relates professionally tends to be the allegation that is made again. a

now wade is accusing nathan wade of having essentially a relationship with fawmy willis, the d.a. and she says she wants to know in more information from fawny willis such as, this information about trips that they may have taken that nathan wade would have been paying for. what he is making from the district attorney's office. because that's all relevant to the divorce. her argument is that, they need to divide assets and she doesn't know how much money he has that he's making and so she wants information. she wants to even depose district attorney fawny willis as soon as next week. >> has the da made any comment. >> she stepped up in court and says i would like to not be deposed this week. there's nothing that i have that is part of this divorce that has been going on for years. and says wade is using the legal process to harass and embarrass willis. nathan wade is the top prosecutor on the trump case with all these other defendants. there's a problem that's bubbling up in that case that's drawing attention and d.a. willis also says in her filing that she is wondering if jocelyn

how significant the revelation that nathan wade paid for fani willis' travel? >> i think it is an important piece. it is not the smoking gun. but it is something that i think will be part of all of the information that we start to learn about the nature of fani willis' relationship with nathan wade. but more importantly, whether the hiring of nathan wade and the role he's played in this investigation is something he would have played had he not been involved with fani willis. and there is no evidence to confirm the exact nature of their relationship and the vacuum of no information coming from fani willis' office i think has created a much larger problem in the state than would have been had we known immediately what exactly happened and when. >> it is a bad look. i get it. we still don't know the real details of the relationship. but it is a bad look if in fact they are having a relationship and she hired him and there are questions as to his qualifications for the role for which he has been ascribed. but as a lawyer, and thinking about continuing legal educat

wade.f you vote for him, he will go even further. >> president biden tries to make the national conversation about abortion. how many weeks into a pregnancy does he think abortion should still be legal? >> you've asked me this question before and clear. the president has been very clear. we want to see the protections in roe. we want to see that become the law of the land and that's what the president wants to see. the president will stand with the majority of americans on this. >> the little reported part of this position the president holds is that roe v. wade actually does impose some restrictions. states could not ban abortion before fetal viability. some regulations to protect women's health in the second trimester and the third it allowed states to ban abortion so long as there were exceptions to protect the life and health of the mother. democrats this year are blasting republican proposals to ban any abortion at any stage as extreme. we'll see how that plays out. >> bill: thanks, ja

wade. they are already facing allegations of having an improper relationship including the former president. and the county commissioner's revelation follows a divorce proceeding that wade paid for willis to travel with him on out of state trips. kaitlin joins us with more. what did you learn from the court filing in this special prosecutor's divorce case? >> this divorce case is becoming juicy. it is giving us insight into the district attorney, fani willis. that's why it is of interest. so jocelyn wade, the woman who two years ago said she was going to be divorcing nathan wade, the top prosecutor in fulton county, georgia. he also agreed to this divorce two years ago. now jocelyn wade is openly accusing nathan wade of having essentially a relationship with fani willis, the d.a. and she says that she wants to know more information from fani willis such as this information about trips that they may have taken that nathan wade would have been paying for. what he is making from the district a

wade. jim, we all heard the tape of former president trump pressuring georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger. that's where the focus needs to be. it needs to be on getting this case to the jury so we can know one way or the other whether guilty or innocent. did trump criminally abuse his powers to attempt to overturn an election while he is seeking to regain them? that's where the focus should be. that's why mr. wade should step aside. >> is that going to satisfy the critics of willis if it's just wade that steps down? >> i think what's going to happen here -- i hope mr. wade, who has had a very successful run on this case. they have won almost everything -- he has defeated some of the most distinguished lawyers in the country in leading this team. the combination of mr. wade voluntarily, considering stepping aside, d.a. willis will file a motion, georgia law does not make a relationship among consenting adults improper. i think the judge is going to rule, it's not required that an

waed' wade's estranged spouse and mr.lready separated long before he came on to this case. if the information is not relevant to the divorce, then there is no need for this deposition. if it is an attempt to harass or interes exploit. but we don't have all the facts. ms. willis knows more. if it is irrelevant, she should object. she should shrink the topics but provide the information. >> normiz izeisen, thank you. >>> we're down to the final two. less than 24 hours now until the in that new hampshire primary. and how the white house plans to use kamala harris to take on donald trump and make the fight for reproductive rights front and center. >>> texas based clothing company kite baby is under fire for its handling of an employee asking to work from home to care for her adoptive baby in intensive care. the chief executive has issued an apology. >> i want to hop on here to sincerely apologize for marissa for how her parental leave was k3 communicated and handled. it was my oversight that she didn't feel supportive. i'll b

divorce court filings from wade's wife joslyn show nathan wade's credit card charges for willis, his accompany him on at least two out of state trips. joslyn wade's lawyer is now seeking a deposition from what appears to be a travel agency used by nathan wade. >> it's a bed of their own making. >> prominent georgia divorce attorney kessler believes wade ultimately holds the power to get willis out of testifying in his divorce case. >> i think it would be a mistake if nathan wade let her get deposed and he controls it, he can get it so he can settle case. he might have to give his wife more than he wants to. it may be more difficult for willis to quash a subpoena in the criminal racketeering case against former president donald trump over their efforts to overturn the 2020 election. on thursday defense attorneys for trump, formally joined the co-defe co-defendant's efforts to get willis and wade disqualified and the case thrown out. despite the romance, the case should be dismissed because willis prejudiced the public and prot potential jurors and defendants in the case when she said

wade working on it which could slow it down. another prosecutor could be brought in and gotten up to speed. it is possible willis will be involved in the case. i think that the fact of the matter is they are both on the same side. there is not a conflict of interest in the obvious sense. it's not like she has a relationship with somebody in the defense team or one of the witnesses but, nonetheless, there is an argument that they are going to have an incentive to keep the case going so that wade can get more money. those sorts of arguments are going to be made by the defendant and ultimately, i suspect the judge is going to find some way make this issue go away or potentially resolve the issue so that the criminal case can go forward. >> do you think she should step aside? >> i do. she should do that voluntarily. could have somebody else in the office oversee it, for example, but i do not think she is going to do that. >> how much do you think, in terms of embarrassment was avoided? i should mention as we heard nick reporting, th

wade, the right thing to do, not mandatory -- voluntary. the right thing to do is to recognize your successes here, and step away to resolve the distraction and to put the focus back where as a mart of public policy and rule of law should be. >> what would the recusal of one or even both of them do to the overall case? i mean, does it all threaten, you know, its real viability to move forward? recusals of one or both? >> well, first of all, the recusal of mr. wade, even if he were to do that, i don't necessarily that that would take all of the pressure off ms. willis to be able to continue in a way without having to participate in the civil divorce proceeding in a way that might potentially expose things that would lead to her recusal too. so i'm not sure that one will necessarily solve the problem for the other. again, these being allegations that are made, and we don't know whether they're true or not, and that continues to need to play out. with respect to the criminal case in the election overall, that case should in theory, be able to

a separate filing by lawyers for wade's estranged wife included credit card records showing wade purchased airline tickets for himself and willis to travel together all of it is giving new fuel to critics of the georgia election interference case. >> these are corrupt people >> reporter: willis has not responded to the allegations but appeared to defend wade while speaking at a recent martin luther king day celebration >> i appointed three special counsel as it is my right to do. they only attacked one. >> reporter: meanwhile, willis called the subpoena an attempt to harass her. >> how do you respond to her allegations >> it wouldn't matter who she is and what position she holds, if she's having an affair with my client's husband, and he's spending my client's money on that relationship, i'm going to find out about it >> reporter: and a judge has given willis until february 2nd to respond to the allegations in a court filing her office tells us she plans to do so lester >> all right, blayne, thank you. >>> just hours now before the new hampshire primary, and with a trump/biden rematch appe

was hired and that funds were used to fund vacations for wade and willis. records show wade purchased airline tickets to travel with willis >> these are corrupt people. >> reporter: willis has not responded to the allegations but appeared to defend wade while speaking at a recent martin luther king day celebration. >> i appointed three special counsel, which is my right to do they only attack one >> reporter: meanwhile, willis called the subpoena an attempt to harass her. >> it wouldn't matter who she is and what position she holds. if she's having an affair with my client's husband, and he's spending my client's money on that relationship, i'm going to find out about it. >> reporter: and a judge has given willis until february 2nd to respond to those allegations in a written court filing. her office tells us she plans to do so. back to you. >> thank you >>> the faa is urging airlines to inspect the door plug on another boeing model to ensure it's properly secured. this is for the 737-900 er which is different from the max 9, it has the same type of door pl

se encuentra en proceso de divorcio de su esposa jocelyn wade. >> tras los alegatos de roman, el juez procedimiento ordeno que los expedientes del divorcio se hicieran publicos. >> registros de tarjetas de credito mostraron que wade pago por viajes a miami y a san francisco como wade se le ha pagado 250 dolares por hora, un total de mas de 650 mil dolares por su trabajo en el caso de trump hasta ahora. >> pero es su novio, y luego viajaron por todo el hasta ahora. >> experience, but it's her boyfriend, and then they traveled all over the world. >> willis no ha respondido a las acusaciones, pero hizo comentarios en un discurso el discurso el discurso la esposa de wade exigio que willis testifique en los procedimientos del divorcio, pero el juez determino que primero debe testificar el senor wade. >> mi en el caso contra trump. >> ¿el juez mcafee podria remover al senor wade del podria remover todos los abogados que han trabajado en el caso. >> lourdes hurtado, noticias telemundo. >> trabajadores de limpieza tienen hoy motivos para celebrar y esto es gracias a una investigacion de autor

new court filings show nathan wade bought tickets for will toys accompany him on at least two out of state trips, copies of credit card statements show wade purchased airline tickets for himself and willis, including for trips to miami in october of 2022 and france in april of 2021. jocelyn wade saying in the filing that her attorneys want to depose willis in the divorce proceedings to determine details surrounding her romantic affair with nathan wade as there appears to be no reasonable explanation for their travels, apart from a romantic relationship. willis is trying to stop the questioning, saying it's being used to ha ras and damage her professional reputation and is instructing and interfering with an ongoing criminal prosecution. this exploded earlier this month when one of the defendants in the georgia election case, mike roman, a former trump campaign official, moved to disqualify willis, alleging she had an improper relationship with wade. roman alleges wade was paid more than others in the office and used up to $650,000 to take willis on vacations. trump's lawyer says this

allegedly showing wade paid for at least two out of state trips with willis. jessica schneider has the story. >> reporter: there is now a full-on battle between fani willis and the wife of willis' top prosecutor in the georgia election case against trump. the back and forth in the divorce proceedings is threatening to shake up the case. >> the black man i chose had been a judge more than ten years. >> reporter: fani willis is facing allegations she had an affair with nathan wade, something she has not addressed. instead she has defended naming him as special prosecutor in november 2021, one day after he filed for divorce from his wife. >> someone never see a black man as qualified no matter his achievements? >> reporter: now there is a swirl of tension to try to get to the bottom of the alleged affair. new court filings show nathan wade bought tickets for willis to accompany him on at least two out of state trips. copies of credit card statements show wade purchased airline tickets for himself and willis including to miami and san francisco. jocelyn wade sayin

wade.ly taken away. i was to continue my pregnancy, putting my life at risk. it's every woman's worst nightmare, and it was absolutely unbearable. we need leaders that will protect our rights and not take them away. and that's a joe biden and kamala harris. >> i'm joe biden, and i approve this message. >> today in the senate chamber, senator elizabeth warren said this. >> roe wasn't overturned by some accident. we're here because republican extremists have been waging a decades-long war to take down roe. they poured billions of dark money into our politics to chip away at our rights. they handpicked judges with proven antiabortion records. republicans know that the majority of americans oppose overturning roe. but they aren't letting up. instead, overturning roe is not enough for them. they want more. they've introduced legislation to ban abortion nationwide. if they can't pass it through congress, they will use a republican president to dust off a 19th century anti obscenity law instead to

new court filings from wade's wife show nathan wade bought tickets for willis to accompany him on at least two out-of-state trips. copies of credit card statements show he purchased tickets for himself and willis including trips to miami in october 2022 and san francisco in april 2023. jocelyn wade saying in the filing that her attorneys want to depose willis in the divorce proceedings to determine details surrounding her romantic affair with nathan wade as there appears to be no reasonable explanation for their travels apart from a romantic relationship. willis is trying to stop the questioning saying it's being used to harass and damage her professional reputation and is obstructing and interfering with an ongoing criminal prosecution. this exploded in the public eye earlier this month when one of the defendants in the georgia election subversion case, mike roman, a former trump campaign official, moved to disqualify willis. alleging she had an improper relationship with wade. roman alleges wade was paid more than others in willis' office and used money he billed for his work so fa

wade is saying this is proof of romantic relationship.l of this has been swirling and a judge is scheduled a hearing to consider whether willis should actually be disqualified from this case because of the allegations of this relationship. all of this began earlier this month when one of the defendants in the selections version case in georgia, mike roman, is a former trump campaign official. he moved to disqualify these allegations that she had an improper relationship with wade. and on top of that, this co- defendant of trumps is alleging that the special prosecutor, wade, actually used the money he billed to work in this case, which adds up so far to $650,000, to actually take willis on those lavish vacations. we haven't seen any exact public proof of these accusations, but this latest filing from wade's wife today shows these credit card statements that seem to show that willis and wade did travel together on at least two occasions. these credit card statements. it really has gotten really messy on two different legal fronts. love the

i agree with what wade was saying. the number of participants within the alert system networks is so vast that it provides a footprint, to make sure that everyone has up-to- date software, up-to-date patches. the landscape is so broad for -- don't want to say it is a target rich environment, great work is being done, but the fact that the network itself is so large and the players, making sure everybody is up to date and has appropriate cyber hygiene applied to sure that interconnectivity stays correct is key. >> thank you, brian. stephen? >> yes, i agree with these comments a unique vulnerability is the possibility of -- the reason for this, we, based on a broadcast technology, which does allow the mutual authentication that it was secure mostly cellular communications. this is a serious threat and has been studied extensively with mobile communications. there was a study, public wireless -- public warning system security in 2017, there was a study on vulnerabilities finishing 2020. another study on false station vuln

in a court filing she accused wade's wife. is willis has been openly defending wade in her other appointed counselors even though she hasn't directly addressed the allegations. >> all three of these special counselors are superstars. but i'm just asking is it that something has never seen a black man who is qualified no matter his achievement? month what more can one achieve? the other two have never been judges but no one questioned their credentials. >> tonight all this is getting more complex if you can believe it. fulton county commissioner launching an investigation into allegations that willis misused county funds and took gifts or other personal benefits from wade. there are potentially huge implications here. will willis or wade lose their jobs in who would replace them if that were the case and is the case itself in jeopardy? frankly what does this mean for trump and the other co-defendants? it may not take too long for to us learn the answer because the judge overseeing this georgia case has set a february 15th heari

new court filings from wade's wife show nathan wade bought ticket for willis to accompany him on two out of state trips, copied the credit card statement he purchased airline tickets for him several and willis including trips to miami in october of 2022 and san francisco in april 2023. jocelyn wade saying that her attorneys want to depose willis in the divorce proceedings, to determine details surrounding her romantic affair with nathan wade as there appears to be no reasonable explanation for their travels apart from a romantic relationship. willis is trying to stop the questioning saying it is being used to harass and damage her professional reputation and obstructing and interfierce with an on going criminal prosecution. this exploded in the public eye earlier this month when one of the defendants in the georgia election case, a former trump campaign official, moved to disqualify willis alleges she had an improper relationship with wade. he allegations that wade was paid more than others in willis' office and united statesed money he billed for work so far adding up to $650,000 to

will willis or wade lose their jobs? who would replace them if that were the case and is the case itself in jeopardy? frankly, what does this mean for trump and the other co- defendants? it may not take too long for us to learn the answers because the judge overseeing this important georgia case has now set a february 15th hearing to consider whether willis and wade should be disqualified. i want to dig right into this because this is such an important, important conversation with former trump attorney tim protori, traveling compliance attorney seth barron's white and tia mitchell, washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution. just going through what i've described, messy, reads a bit like a housewives episodes of some kind and yet all of it's going on is deeply interesting for so many reasons because it could actually mean this very important trial in georgia will be viewed through a lens that they don't intend it to be. let me begin with you here, tim, on this issue because look, we don't yet know what

and nathan wade. it means mr. wade will not have to testify at his divorce proceeding tomorrow.t doesn't do anything to undercaught the core allegations made by donald trump and his co-defendants that there is a conflict of interest, that the d.a., fani willis, had some sort of improper, allegedly romantic relationship with nathan wade, that's yet to be determined, that she chose him for this job even though he's underqualified, he's never tried a felony criminal case and yet now he's in charge of this massive rico case, he's been paid over $650,000 on this case while the other contract attorneys on the case have been paid under $100,000 and as paula said, some of that money was used to pay for personal recreation for wade and for the d.a. so, none of that goes away, just means it is going to take longer until those facts come out. there is a hearing in this case scheduled for february 15th, so it is a reprieve until then. >> interesting. elliot williams, trump and his co-defendants were closely anticipating wade's testimony tomorrow. is there any way they could still compel him

wade. >> all of this is tied to the 51st anniversary of roe v. wade. at the press briefing i just came out of, officials are making clear the plan to continue to make any actions that they can at the federal level but they say something the president has been saying. the only thing to fully -- is for congress to take action. >> joe biden and harris will make their first joint appearance. >> that's right. this will be the first time we see the president and vice president on the same stage. this will be in northern virginia and at this event tomorrow, the key focus is going to be on reproductive rights. it just goes to show how central the biting campaign wants to make this issue for the areola efforts. democrats feel like they got a lot of validation in the midterm election as well as the off year elections and they say it is not just about which candidates are on the ballot but also ballot initiatives that were aimed at countering what the supreme court did in overturning roe v. wade. this

wade and his estranged wife. and will probably ask the district attorney to state in her place if the allegations or any of the allegations are true. the issue of her personal life and who she chooses to see or date, frankly, i don't think that's much moment at this time. i think the question is whether or not she hired somebody who was not experienced, does he in fact have a felony prosecution background to be handling this type and this magnitude of a case, and whether or not the money is paid, the public money is paid, were appropriately paid. >> we're talking about north of $650,000 paid to him so far in this case. that's taxpayer money. some of the great local reporting done there by the atlanta journal constitution talks about what she could face, though. this is the d.a. in charge of this case. and their reporting is if trump's -- not trump's, but this fellow defendant of trump's attorneys prevail in all of this, willis could be charged with honest services fraud and potentially prosecuted, ironically, und

the judge, planning to make more information public, but saying wade should testify before willis isorced to. >> he would have first-hand knowledge of whether he's engaged in an extra marital affair. >> willis appointed wade in 2021 to oversee the sprawling election interference case against trump and his allies despite wade's sparse criminal law experience. he had been a prosecutor briefly, but mostly handled misdemeanors and never such a high-profile case. >> the defendants engaged in a criminal racketeering enterprise to overturn georgia's presidential election result. >> in 2020, prior to wade's appointment, willis discussed appropriate workplace relationships as she campaigned for office. >> i certainly will not be choosing people to date that work rnd me. let me just say that. >> one of trump's co-defendants mike roman is alleging in court papers that wade had an improper romantic relationship with willis and used the money he billed the district attorney's office to take her on lavish vacations. >> d.a. lewis does not determine, no matter where it comes from. >> willis and wad

the filing refers to wades ongoing divorce proceedings and undisclosed sources who claim that wade and, napa valley, and the caribbean, alleging the vacations were paid for using taxpayer funds that weighed received from willis's office. fulton county records show that mr. weighed has been paid over $650,000 in legal fees since january of 2022. mr. romans lawyer asks that d.a. willis, mr. wade, and the d.a.'s office be disqualified from prosecuting this case. neither willis nor wade has publicly commented on these allegations, and a spokesperson for the d.a.'s office says any response could be made in a court filing. joining me now to explain exactly what this means for the georgia case is anthony michael crisis, a constitutional law professor at -- can you help me understand, first of all, given where these allegations are coming from, how much stock do you put in them? do you see anything potentially hazardous in the sourcing here? >> i think we have to be, cognizant of the fact that this is a parroting of a filing in a divorce proceeding. and so the divorce proceedings, family law,

wade, nathan wade the guy she hired wanting to know who he talked to at the white house and who he talkedjanuary 6th committee and who he talked to, correspondence he had with the justice department. after all the district attorney's office in atlanta received 14.6 million in grant money from the federal government to help run their office. we think we have a right to know what's going on here. >> bill: does that add up to you, trey? >> it does. jimmie so there are politics and there is the law. the politics is awful, as shannon laid out. the optics. nathan wade is not an experienced criminal prosecutor. you ought not to be dating your boss. certainly if your boss is married. who is interested? the family court judge is interested, gbi. georgia bureau of investigation is interested, congress is interested whether or not you were talking to d.o.j. but let me tell you who is probably not interested, the trial judge in state of georgia versus trump. i don't see the relevance and i know people are sitting saying you can't be serious. you can't be doing all the things nathan wade and willis ar

card statements showing trips purchased for both wade and willis.ow, there's plane tickets to miami for the two of them back in october 2022, flights to san francisco in their names in april 2023 as well as cruises, hotel stays and flowers. the attorney for one of trump's co-defendants alleges that willis benefited from the money wade is making from fulton county. now, also on friday the fulton county board of commissioners has launched an investigation into whether or not willis acted improperly when she hired wade. wade filed for divorce in 2021, the day after he was appointed special prosecutor by the d.a.. wade has earned upwards of $650,000 since he started working on the case. >> this case is tainted from the start. it should never have been brought. it's all planned. it's election interference. the case should not stand, it should be completely wiped away and dismissed. >> reporter: and what happens next will be up to the judge overseeing the trump case. >> if these allegation as are true, could lead to a whole host of things that the d.a. do

>> so first willis is trying to fight a subpoena for her to testify in wade's divorce allegations and proceedings. that is happening on monday. then separately there is a different hearing, this with the same judge in the election interference case, over these improper allegations that, jose, is happening in mid february >> marissa parra, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, detroit is roaring back, and why it's not just on the football field >>> we are back with the motor city having a moment the detroit lions are two wins away from the super bowl for the first time in decades, and their home city is making a big comeback of its own. jesse kirsch reports from detroit. >> reporter: even with temperatures hovering just above zero, tonight the city of detroit is heating up. >> for the first time in 32 years, your lions have won a playoff game have at it >> reporter: last weekend's victory over the los angeles rams may have been the lions' first playoff win since 1992, but it also hit on a familiar theme in motor city. detroit is making a comeback >> goff looking to throw throws back of t

i think wade's point, points made by both wade and chris were really important points. to wade's point, i think the personalization of getting those messages directly on your cell phone or mobile device, you know, it is the prevalent way of getting messages now. how many times are you sitting there and seeing a news alert, and was standing next to someone else, and people are all looking at the same things? did you get this one? so, how that information is all getting to everyone and ensuring that, you know, that information is getting there, i think is one of the most prevalent ways that people are going to be seeing those alerts, so that wireless and mobile device. i think really becomes key. >> thank you all. deb? >> thanks, michael. so, this question goes probably to sean, kenneth, wade, scott, and chris. what security measures of proven most effective in mitigating cyber risks for communications providers, and are there key steps and strategies that communications providers should adopt to safeguard their alerting systems and ensure the reliability and resilience a

wade or the d.a. herself. if either thinks it's appropriate to do it on their own. >> this is big for donald trump's team for the public p.r. thing. we will be watching this. we'll have you back. elle honig. thank you so much. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is responding after families forced their way into a parliament meeting. they are demanding action. netanyahu's plan to get more hostages released. the biden campaign on the 50th anniversary of roe versus wade is kicking off re-election push with kamala harris hitting the trail. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >>> protesters, forcin

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wade. >> sandra: bombshell divorce documents are revealing more about the extent of their relationship, including reported trips to napa valley and aruba. >> john: hence the grapes and the beach. accusations are raising all kinds of ethical questions and calls for both prosecutors to be removed from donald trump's case. >> sandra: straight to steve, live in atlanta. he has more on the breaking story. steve, seems like the scrutiny of the one time personal injury lawyer, now chief prosecutor, nathan wade, continues to grow. >> it certainly does. nathan wade is under a microscope, both his personal life and professional life as well. defense attorneys are calling to find out more about an meeting he had with white house counsel back in 2022. a hearing on that, and also next week he's got another hearing on his own divorce proceedings. those proceedings really getting bitter. he's expected to be grilled with his relationship with his boss, fani willis. a judge unsealed divorce records and docu