Interesting things are happening with the ongoing, uh, Georgia, I guess you'd call it
investigation at this point, since we don't necessarily have prosecutions yet, but the
investigation into the fake elector scheme in Georgia, of course, that Donald Trump is
at the heart of, took an interesting turn this week when Fulton County attorney, uh,
uh, district attorney, excuse me, Fanny Willis, filed a motion in court mentioning that the
lawyer representing 10 of the fake electors may have a significant conflict of interest
on her hands due to the fact that her own clients are starting to turn against one another.
And so there's no way she can actually represent these clients when they're trying to turn
against each other.
Oh, and by the way, Fannie Willis says she also didn't tell them about the plea deals
that we offered them last summer to basically turn against one another like they're doing
right now.
The attorney in question is Kimberly Burrow's, Debra, um, that is the defense lawyer.
She's representing 10 different fake electors from the state of Georgia.
And if what Fannie Willis has claimed is true, and this is actually based on conversations
with some of these individuals, then not only would this lawyer have a massive conflict
of interest, but this would also clearly be considered legal malpractice if prosecutors
were offering a plea deal and the lawyer refused to relay that information to her clients.
Like that is the kind of thing 100% that will get you disbarred.
So this lawyer who is representing 10 of these individuals is in very, very deep trouble
right now, like deep trouble to the point where I honestly do not think she will continue
to be a lawyer in the state of Georgia for much longer.
If what Fannie Willis said is true, Fannie Willis, let's just take everybody back.
Last summer it was reported they had all these fake electors and they needed information
from them.
So Fannie Willis came out and said, look, in order to get the information, we're gonna
start working on plea deals.
We're gonna try to get some of these people to flip.
And at the time after that, it was reported that nobody wanted to flip.
But now we know the truth.
It's not that nobody wanted to flip, it's that the lawyer didn't offer them the plea
deal.
So they didn't know that flipping and not going to jail themselves was an option.
And now that we're inching closer and closer to indictments with this grand jury, now these
people are freaking out.
And as the report states, they're trying to, you know, turn on one another and say that,
no, this person did all the illegal stuff.
I have evidence that this guy did even more than you know about, and they're all turning
on each other.
And their lawyer, the same individual representing each one of them, can't do anything or work
out any plea deals.
Legally speaking, she cannot
Because it would screw over one of her other clients.
And that, of course, is also something that would get you sued for, for legal malpractice.
So this lawyer, at the very least, needs to be removed from the case a and stripped of
her eligibility to represent any of these people.
All 10 of them need to go out and get their own attorneys.
And by the way, Fannie Willis had already filed a motion months ago, like last year,
trying to tell the courts that this individual cannot represent all of these people because
of the conflicts of interest.
And the court didn't listen.
And because the court didn't listen, now this lawyer could be disbarred.
All of these clients that she has are going to get screwed.
And Fannie Willis just gets to sit back and be like, I told you so you didn't wanna listen.
Now I get to indict every one of you instead of only indicting one or two because the rest
of y'all made plea deals.
It's not my fault y'all picked a bad lawyer, it's not my fault.
The court didn't wanna listen.
I did everything right and y'all are the ones paying the price.