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2:03Now PlayingFulton County District Attorney Fani Willis gives a sit-down interview about her investigation into Trump's election interference in Georgia.
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A recording of the now-infamous exchange, in which Donald Trump pressed Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to "find" more votes to overturn his defeat, burst into the public domain Jan. 3, 2021. The president's voice ran on a seemingly endless loop on television and radio in the hours before the newly-elected Fulton County district attorney crossed the threshold of her third-floor suite on Jan. 4.
Just more than a month later, Willis disclosed the actual existence of what is now a far-reaching investigation that not only threatens Trump but is certain to define her tenure and, indeed, a career largely spent in the trenches of the criminal justice system that she learned to navigate at an early age from her father, a longtime Washington, D.C. defense lawyer and civil rights activist.
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