Laura Loomer recently posted the following:
“Georgia Judge Scott McAfee just SMACKED DOWN Fani Willis’s and Jenna Ellis’s claims that Harrison Floyd should be jailed today for “harassing Jenna Ellis and violating his bond”.
Instead the judge said the bond should be modified.
Jenna Ellis is such a crybaby fraud. She has decided to team up with Fani Willis to target Trump and Harrison Floyd
@hw_floyd
, an innocent black man and US Marine.
Jenna is trying to get this innocent black man locked up 2 days before Thanksgiving simply because he stayed loyal to Trump.
Jenna Ellis is demonic.”
JUST IN:
Georgia Judge Scott McAfee just SMACKED DOWN Fani Willis’s and Jenna Ellis’s claims that Harrison Floyd should be jailed today for “harassing Jenna Ellis and violating his bond”.
Instead the judge said the bond should be modified.
Jenna Ellis is such a crybaby… https://t.co/PISRMoTG2W
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) November 21, 2023
It has been noted that in the aftermath of the 2020 election, former President Donald J. Trump planned to refuse to leave the White House “under any circumstances” despite losing at the polls, a longtime Trump aide told one of the lawyers who is cooperating with prosecutors in Atlanta as part of a plea agreement.
The lawyer, Jenna Ellis, described the aide’s statement during an interview with the district attorney’s office in Fulton County, Ga., parts of which were obtained and published on Monday by ABC News.
Such interviews, known as proffer statements, have been conducted with Ms. Ellis and three other defendants who reached plea agreements in the Georgia election interference case against Mr. Trump and more than a dozen of his allies.
ABC obtained excerpts from the interviews with Ms. Ellis and Sidney Powell, another lawyer indicted in the case.
The snippets from the videotaped interviews offer the first public glimpse of the conversations that Ms. Ellis and Ms. Powell have had with prosecutors since their guilty pleas last month. It is not clear what effect the information they are sharing with prosecutors may have at trial.
Ms. Ellis was one of 19 people, including Mr. Trump, who were indicted by a Fulton County grand jury in August on charges of conspiring to overturn the former president’s 2020 election loss. All of the defendants were charged under the state’s racketeering law; each was indicted on other felony counts as well.
