Fani Willis brushes off efforts to slow down case against Trump: ‘The train is coming’

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis said Saturday that her case against former President Donald Trump has not been delayed despite the distraction caused by her romantic relationship with the special prosecutor she hired to work on the case.

Willis made a public appearance at an Easter egg hunt in College Park, Georgia, where she spoke to CNN about her reputation following the hearings to determine whether she would be allowed to remain on the case. Earlier this year, it was revealed that she had a “personal relationship” with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, who has since resigned from the case to allow Willis to continue working on it.