The latest bombshell in the ongoing saga surrounding Fani Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney, comes from none other than Ashleigh Merchant, a formidable attorney representing a co-defendant of Donald Trump.

During a recent hearing, Merchant revealed a stunning detail: “My understanding is it’s highly regulated, who can access the White House, so you have to apply in person or apply ahead of time.”

She disclosed that Willis had a clandestine meeting with Vice President Kamala Harris. This disclosure raises serious questions about Willis’s conduct and potential political influences.

The meeting, alleged to have occurred before Trump’s indictment, suggests a murky connection between legal proceedings and high-level politics. According to Merchant, this revelation is just one piece of a larger puzzle surrounding Willis’s actions and motivations.

Elsewhere in her testimony, Merchant delved into the timeline of Willis’s alleged affair with subordinate Nathan Wade. One individual, she recounted, confirmed they met at a conference while Wade was still married, indicating a potential ethical breach.

The admission is significant because it challenges Willis and Wade’s assertions that their romantic involvement began only after Wade was hired for the Trump case. As the inquiry into Willis’s conduct deepens, these revelations could have far-reaching consequences for both her professional reputation and the legal proceedings she oversees.

Merchant’s testimony also highlighted the significance of Terrence Bradley’s role, Wade’s divorce attorney and former law partner. Bradley’s disapproval of Wade’s treatment of his ex-wife adds weight to allegations that Willis and Wade lied under oath about the timeline of their relationship. These revelations further intensify the scrutiny surrounding Willis’s actions and the integrity of her involvement in the Trump case.