BREAKING: Judge McAfee rules Fulton County DA Fani Willis can remain on the Trump Georgia case - ONLY if Nathan Wade resigns.

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Fulton County DA Fani Willis can stay on the Georgia election interference case if special prosecutor Nathan Wade withdraws, the judge ruled. Former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution senior reporter Tamar Hallerman,@reporterblayne, @KatePhang discuss.

Reminder: Nathan Wade has been on the Fulton County case from the very beginning. He was brought on to lead the Special Purpose Grand Jury process. So his longevity and institutional knowledge of this case - and now his departure - is notable.

A bit more of my scoop today for NBC News, as told to me by a source familiar with Judge McAfee’s thinking.

🚨Former Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade will join Kristen Welker EXCLUSIVELY on Meet the Press tomorrow

Nathan Wade this afternoon confirmed an in-person interview on our broadcast tomorrow morning. Late this evening, he has canceled, citing a family emergency. The broadcast’s original lineup with Ben Cardin, Bill Cassidy and José Andrés will proceed as planned.

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Georgia appeals court will consider Trump's effort to disqualify D.A. Fani Willis from his election interference case. Blayne Alexander has the latest

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