The NPR Politics Podcast She Can Stay. But He's Gotta Go!
Mar 15, 2024
Fani Willis can continue prosecuting Donald Trump, but her ex-boyfriend's role has raised eyebrows. A Georgia judge's ruling adds intrigue to legal battles as political ramifications loom over the 2024 election. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court's decision on presidential immunity could reshape GOP strategies. Tensions flare over Chuck Schumer's comments on Israel, showcasing internal party conflicts. Additionally, royal family dynamics are under scrutiny, with discussions around public appearances and accountability in the monarchy.
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Willis Stays, Wade Goes
- A Georgia judge ruled on Fulton County DA Fani Willis's involvement in the Trump election interference case.
- The judge allowed Willis to stay on the case but her ex-boyfriend, Nathan Wade, must be removed.
Mixed Reactions to Ruling
- The judge's ruling provides fodder for both sides of the case.
- Trump's lawyer claims the case is tainted, while others believe Trump should be held accountable.
Trial Delays Benefit Trump
- Delays in Trump's trials, including the Georgia case, are a political win for him.
- He aims to postpone them past the election, impacting other cases like the New York hush-money trial.