House Judiciary Committee Summons Ex-Prosecutor Nathan Wade Over Trump Case

The committee seeks clarity on Wade's involvement and funding in the controversial prosecution of former President Trump.

The House Judiciary Committee requested Nathan Wade to provide records and schedule a meeting amidst concerns over his role in Trump's election-related prosecution.
Wade, hired by DA Fani Willis without prior experience in racketeering crimes, received over $600,000 for his work on the case.
Allegations of a romantic relationship between Willis and Wade led to legal scrutiny and calls for Willis's disqualification.
A judge ruled to allow Willis to continue the prosecution after Wade's resignation, despite ongoing appeals and criticism of their conduct.
Federal grant money and taxpayer funds reportedly used in the prosecution have prompted further investigation by the committee.