New York Post
By Jack Morphet and Megan Palin
Published Jan. 11, 2024, 8:14 p.m. ET
Nathan Wade, the special prosecutor leading the election interference case against Donald Trump in Georgia, did not deny having an affair with his boss, Fani Willis when he was spotted Thursday for the first time since the bombshell allegations came to light.
Wade, who appeared to be openly carrying a handgun, refused to respond — but also didn’t issue a denial — when asked by The Post if he had spent any of the $654,000 he had earned working on the Trump case to take Willis on lavish trips.
Willis is the Fulton County District Attorney who brought election interference charges against the former president and 18 co-defendants.