‘Total clown!’ Watch Fani Willis disintegrate responding to disastrous failure in case against Trump
Fulton County, Georgia, District Attorney Fani Willis hired her paramour, allowing him to bill for time around the clock except for eight hours a week, to assemble an organized crime case against President Donald Trump and more than a dozen others.
It didn’t take long before the paramour was tossed from the case because of conflicts. Then Willis was tossed from the case. And her office was tossed from the case. And a replacement prosecutor asked the judge to dismiss it entirely, which he did.
Now, under state law, her office could be on the hook for millions, even tens of millions of dollars, in legal fees the defendants were forced to pay for her failed claims.
It is under that level of stress that she appeared, against her wishes, before a state legislative panel today to answer questions about her failures.
She disintegrated.
WATCH: Fani Willis just crashed out and pulled the race card when confronted with the documents showing how many tax dollars her office paid her lover Nathan Wade:
“Why don’t you investigate how many times they’ve called me the n word?”
What a total clown! pic.twitter.com/KnWkFzz3xy
— CJ Pearson (@Cjpearson) December 17, 2025
Video shows how she “crashed out” and ended up pulling the “race card” against lawmakers, who may very well be asked to give her state money to cover the catastrophic expenses that were incurred during her failed prosecution.
Confronted with questions about how much she paid, using tax dollars, to her “lover Nathan Wade,” she demanded of the lawmakers, “Why don’t you investigate how many times they’ve called me the N word.”
Incidentally, she admitted she allowed Wade to bill for 160 hours per week. In fact, there are only 168 hours in a seven-day week.
It was the Daily Caller News Foundation that described her as coming apart.
And it was Judge Scott McAfee who agreed to dismiss the case entirely, and now the Georgia Senate Special Committee on Investigations was asking questions.
She lashed out, bully fashion, and accused them of “trying to intimidate [her] for five years.” She complained that “threats” had made it impossible for her to live in her home for five years.
“You all want to intimidate people from doing the right thing. And you think that you’re going to intimidate me,” Willis complained. “You all have been trying to intimidate me for five years, which is why I have not been able to live in my house for five years because the N-word has been written on my house. Thousands of threats have come to my office.”
Her rant continued, “When someone says something inflammatory that you know is going to cause them to be the victims of crime, you ought to do something about it. But you see, I’m not [Republican Georgia Rep.] Marjorie Taylor Greene. I ain’t going to quit in a month because somebody threatens me. I took an oath to do the right thing. People came into my community and committed a crime, and I indicted them. And rest assured, if someone else comes in my community and commits a crime, I will indict them again.”
The legislative committee was set up last year in order to examine claims of misconduct against Willis, a prosecution that stemmed from Trump’s First Amendment-protected statements about the results of the 2020 election.
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BREAKING: Fani Willis goes BERZERK when asked how much she paid her lover Nathan Wade while she prosecuted Trump
“Why don’t you investigate how many times they called me the N WORD?! Why don’t you investigate that?”
She’s guilty.pic.twitter.com/A7gcY2k2PQ
— Jack (@jackunheard) December 17, 2025
Fani Willis allowed her boy toy Nathan Wade to bill 160 hours a week during the sham prosecution of President Trump.
160 hours per week. pic.twitter.com/TgpzvEyvHT
— Brick Suit (@Brick_Suit) December 17, 2025
She exhibited some odd behavior, beyond her bullying and belligerence, during the hearing, with one online commenter pointing out she apparently brought a designer bag costing nearly $11,000.
So while testifying before the Georgia Senate, Fani Willis casually brought along a Louis Vuitton LV Fan Bag, a Spring–Summer 2025 runway collector’s piece.
Price tag: $10, 990 pre tax
Not vintage. Not thrifted. Not “old.”
A brand-new, limited runway item most people can’t… pic.twitter.com/NNUMRjqGTC
— Kylie Jane Kremer (@KylieJaneKremer) December 17, 2025
DOWN GOES FANI!
Just got done with Fani Willis testifying before the Georgia Senate.Insane responses and dodging questions. Honored to have led the fight to expose her and the witch-hunt she led against Trump.
Help me drain the swamp by sending me to Washington:… pic.twitter.com/yjwUmWAzPG
— Sen. Colton Moore (@realColtonMoore) December 17, 2025
But she had no qualms about condemning lawmakers and boasting about herself.
“I’m the best D.A. in the southeast,” she bragged.
“I’m the best D.A. in the Southeast..” Fani Willis. pic.twitter.com/QneYa1JzIn
— Cathy Russon (@cathyrusson) December 17, 2025
It is Georgia Code § 17-11-6, enacted this year, that gives every defendant whose charges were dismissed because of prosecutor is unqualified the right to recover “all reasonable attorney’s fees and costs” from the budget of the DA’s office itself.
A Daily Signal commentary noted, “In plain English, Willis’s ethical lapses did not just destroy her own high-profile prosecution. It opened the door for as many as 15 defendants to send their multimillion-dollar legal invoices to the taxpayers of Fulton County. Many of those taxpayers voted to reelect Willis as their DA in last year’s election, bringing to mind the famous line from Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ uttered by Puck: ‘What fools these mortals be!'”
It pointed out, “In other words, while Willis may never personally sign a reimbursement check, her conduct has put every homeowner and small business in Fulton County in the position of underwriting the legal defense of the victims she chose to indict in her unwarranted prosecution to further her political ambitions.”
The Trump case is finally dead, but Fani Willis left taxpayers on the hook for millions