Fannie Willis fraud trial resumes in Trump Georgia election case

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : Wade testified that Willis reimbursed him for trips that appear in his bank records, which Trump and his co-defendants tried to portray as evidence that he benefited financially from their relationship.
43% : Willis in August charged Trump and 18 co-defendants with conspiring to rig the 2020 presidential election in Georgia.
29% : "You are confused; You think I'm under investigation," Willis said Thursday in one of several contentious back-and-forth exchanges with lawyers for Trump and his co-defendants.
29% : Four defendants have pleaded guilty, while Trump, who faces 13 charges, has pleaded not guilty.
22% : Willis' firing would be a major upheaval in the sprawling fraud case against Trump, with delays in finding a new prosecution team making it unlikely that a trial would take place before the November presidential election.

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