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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) said that the prosecution of former President
Trump in his Georgia election interference case, led by Fulton County
District Attorney Fani Willis (D), is looking more political in Tuesday comments.

Georgia’s governor said that he has to be “careful” when talking about the topic, but shared that he thinks the case has gotten “more political” in
light of the recent scrutiny Willis is under after admitting to having a romantic relationship with Nathan Wade, an attorney she hired for the
case.

“I gotta be careful about what I say here because I was subpoenaed by
Fani, with Willis in the special Grand Jury,” Kemp said during his
appearance on NewsNation Tuesday. “But it’s hard to believe that a process
that I think many people, including myself believe is very political, regardless of the merits behind the case, has gotten even more political
now because of her actions and those of Mr. Wade and others.”

On Tuesday, Terrence Bradley, Wade’s former lawyer, retook the stand after
a judge determined he must testify in greater detail about Willis’
romantic relationship with Wade. Both Wade and Willis acknowledged the relationship, but have claimed it started after Wade got hired to be on
the case.

Bradley was presented as the defense’s star witness, but during his
appearance on Tuesday, he denied having knowledge of when the romantic relationship between Wade and Willis began.

“I do not have knowledge of it starting or when it started,” Bradley said.

Kemp, who was subpoenaed by Willis as a part of her investigation, tried
to quash the subpoena in 2022, but a judge ruled in August that year that
he must appear before the grand jury.

Kemp said on Tuesday that he trusts Fulton County Superior Judge Scott
McAfee’s judgment and that he will make a “good” decision.

“I’m very confident Judge McAfee will make a good decision and then we can
go from there,” Kemp said.

The Hill and NewsNation share a parent company, Nexstar Media Group.

https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/4492829-georgia-governor- says-fani-willis-led-prosecution-looking-more-political/

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