Payam Javan: In a recent development in the investigation into Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, Ashley Merchant, the lawyer for Michael Roman, a former Trump aide and co-defendant in the Georgia election interference case, was subpoenaed by a Georgia senate panel probing Willis’s connection with Nathan Wade. During Merchant’s testimony, she revealed evidence from open records indicating that Willis had visited the White House with the Mayor of Atlanta to meet Vice President Kamala Harris. Merchant detailed the stringent tracking mechanisms for White House visits, presenting documented evidence on a screen that seemingly confirmed Willis’s visit to the White House before Trump’s indictment in the Georgia case.

The presented evidence has sparked speculation on social media about the nature of Willis’s meeting with Vice President Harris before Trump’s indictment. Some users suggest potential top-down corruption from the White House to influence Trump’s reelection. The developments in the hearing have raised questions about the motives behind Willis’s visit to the White House and have fueled calls for accountability and further investigation, with some users urging the committee to subpoena Vice President Harris for more information.