Republican congressional investigators have opened an inquiry into the extent of "Collusion" between the Democrat-run House Jan. 6 committee and the Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis during her prosecution of Donald Trump.
Loudermilk, R-Ga., said that it located a letter in which Willis in 2021 asked for the House Democrats to send her any evidence that would further her prosecution of Trump.
"During its initial review of records archived by the Select Committee, the Subcommittee discovered a letter from Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to the Select Committee dated December 17, 2021," the report said.
The GOP report cited articles in news site such as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Politico in which sources reported the Democrat Jan. 6 committee had shared evidence with Willis.
"Although no additional communications between the Select Committee and the Fulton County District Attorney's Office were archived by the Select Committee, the prospect of the Select Committee sharing video recordings of witness interviews with Willis but not this Subcommittee remains particularly concerning," the report added.
The congressional inquiry comes as a Georgia state judge considers whether to disqualify Willis because of evidence she had an affair with her chief prosecutor while they were prosecuting Trump on charges related to the Jan. 6 riot at the US Capitol.
Just the News, in conjunction with the America First Legal public interest law firm, has filed a lawsuit meanwhile seeking to force Willis to disclose any contacts she or her office had with the Biden White House as she pursued Trump.
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