US EditionNathan Wade Testifies Before Georgia Senate Subcommittee Investigating Fani Willis
- On Friday, Nathan Wade testified before a subcommittee in Atlanta, reading an opening statement that barred discussion of his relationship with Fani Willis.
- The panel was created in January 2024 to examine Willis' hiring and alleged romance, which an appeals court said created an 'appearance of impropriety' and led to the case dismissal on November 26, 2026.
- Wade said he could not recall when trips or calls happened, who he met, or what was discussed, but defended the investigation, stating 'she led us, I led the team and we did the work.'
- Only Dolezal and Cowsert attended Friday’s subcommittee meeting, and Dolezal said Wade’s testimony raised questions about coordination to 'get Trump.'
- With 2026 statewide campaigns underway, critics say the committee's scope expansion and little new evidence make the probe politically motivated, while legal-fee disputes continue. Wade's lawyer argued the hearings are partisan.
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State senators on Friday grilled the former special prosecutor who led the Georgia election interference case against President Donald Trump about communications his team had with federal investigators. But their efforts were largely frustrated by his repeated assertions that he couldn't remember details.
Sparks fly as Republican gets more than he bargained for in hearing on Trump prosecution
A tense exchange erupted at the Georgia State Capitol on Friday as Nathan Wade, the former special prosecutor in the Fulton County election interference case against President Donald Trump, pushed back on Republican claims that the prosecution was coordinating with the Biden White House.Testifying b...
‘Absolute fiction:’ Nathan Wade denies coordination with White House in Trump case
A tense exchange unfolded Friday at the Georgia State Capitol as Nathan Wade, the former special prosecutor in the Fulton County election interference case against President Donald Trump, testified before a state Senate subcommittee.
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