IT BEGAN IN AUGUST, NOT LONG AFTER A GEORGIA GRAND JURY INDICTED DONALD TRUMP AND 18 OTHERS ON RACKETEERING AND OTHER CHARGES RELATING TO 2020 ELECTION INTERFERENCE. THE REPUBLICAN-CONTROLLED HOUSE JUDICARY COMMITTEE LAUNCHED AN INVESTIGATION INTO FULTON COUNTY D.A. FANI WILLIS.

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE. CONGRESSMAN JIM JORDAN SENT A LETTER TO WILLIS. HE DEMANDED ALL DOCUMENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS IN THE CASE.

THE DEADLINE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 7.

INSTEAD OF DOCUMENTS, WILLIS RESPONDED WITH A BLISTERING, NINE-PAGE LETTER. WILLIS CALLED JORDAN'S ACTIONS "OFFENSIVE" ACCUSED HIM OF BEING "MISINFORMED." AND SAID IT'S "CLEAR THAT YOU LACK A BASIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE LAW, ITS PRACTICE, AND THE ETHICAL OBLIGATIONS OF ATTORNEYS GENERALLY AND PROSECUTORS SPECIFICIALLY." 

BOTTOM LINE, WILLIS'S LETTER TOLD JORDAN TO TAKE A LONG WALK OFF A SHORT PIER OR TO PUT IT BLUNTLY, DEAR JIMMY, "F ---OFF." CONSTITUTIONALLY YOURS, FANI WILLIS. THESE ARE MY WORDS, NOT A QUOTE.