Trump co-defendant offers new testimony amid push for Fani Willis disqualification

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A new witness has come forward saying she is able to provide testimony about Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis‘s previously undisclosed relationship with a prosecutor she hired to help with the election interference case against President Donald Trump, according to a court document filed Monday.

One of Trump’s co-defendants, David Shafer, said in the filing that attorney Cindi Lee Yeager, who works for the neighboring district attorney’s office in Cobb County, was struck by a previous witness testifying that he could not recall when Willis’s romantic relationship with prosecutor Nathan Wade began.

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