Former Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade testified before the House Judiciary Committee, revealing that he had at least two meetings with Biden administration officials while District Attorney Fani Willis was investigating Donald Trump. Wade stated that Willis intended to charge Trump even before taking office and was involved in a 'search committee' to find prosecutors for the case. His testimony highlighted multiple invoices for meetings with White House representatives, yet he repeatedly claimed to have no recollection of key details regarding these interactions. Wade's memory lapses drew scrutiny, as he could not recall specifics about meetings with White House counsel or the January 6th Committee, despite billing for extensive hours related to such meetings. The testimony has raised concerns regarding potential conflicts and the legality of his involvement in the prosecution, as Willis cautioned that his testimony could jeopardize ongoing legal proceedings. The revelations have intensified the ongoing political battle between Willis and Republican lawmakers over the investigation into Trump.