Massive Decision In Fani Willis Case - Dismissal On Free Speech Grounds?

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Now while the Trump team and his co-defendants are appealing the decision to not have Fannie

Willis removed from the case, another thing happened. Judge Scott McAfee has now set a hearing date to dismiss the entire case

Dismiss the entire case on the grounds that Trump was using his free speech when he called

Raffensperger, the Secretary of State of Georgia at the time, and said, hey, we want to find

these votes. Now I believe that Trump believed the votes existed, not that he wanted Raffensperger

to create the votes. But be that as it may, the judge has set a hearing now to see if the entire case gets

kicked out. Oh man, could you imagine the meltdown? Could you imagine the Democrat meltdown if this case is dismissed

If the best case they have is the Alvin Bragg-Stormy Daniels case at the end of all this, and that's

a weak case, oh, that'll be poetic justice. I want you to watch this report and let me know what you think

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Take care, everybody. Just to slow down this train, but the train is coming. So there is Fannie Willis talking over the weekend on Saturday, saying it's full steam

ahead for the Trump election meddling case that's in Fulton County, Georgia

A judge ruled that she could stay on the case, but her boyfriend and lead prosecutor

had to leave, Nathan Wade. Now there are calls for a gag order, especially after that same judge also warned Willis against

making public statements like you just heard. James Freeman, Wall Street Journal editorial page for this today

And James, good afternoon to you. What's the judge think now, do you reckon

Yeah, well, I think there are a lot of questions about what the judge is thinking, starting

with saying this case has the odor of mendacity. It has the appearance of impropriety, but you can stay on it, Fannie Willis, as long

as your boyfriend moves off of the case. A strange ruling. And I think this is probably news to a lot of public employees in Georgia, that the conflict

of interest bar is so high that you actually have to show that money paid to the vendor

went to you personally. We all know businesses, nonprofits, if you are running a vendor relationship, it's a

significant vendor to your office and you don't disclose that you have a romantic relationship

with that vendor. There are very few institutions in America that would not have a problem with that

And why this is allowed in Fulton County by this judge, I think is going to be a continuing question

So Steven Sadow is the lead counselor for the Trump team on this

Two tweets he sent out on X, he said, does political ambition, opportunism and pretentiousness

equal courage? No. He also said, apparently Judge McAfee's warning to Willis in his disqualification order about

talking about the case in a public forum is simply being ignored. Does that surprise anyone

I mean, to that point, I mean, she's on camera. She said it. Yeah

And, you know, I suppose if you're if you're in the Trump camp and you're thinking about

the possibility that maybe he loses the case and you're thinking about appeals, you probably

want her to keep talking. But I just think it's it's going to be a continuing problem

And they have the opportunity to appeal this decision to allow her to stay on the case

I don't understand how you can go forward once you have the official ruling from the

judge that this case is essentially tainted. Dana and I were on the air when it happened

I think every guest that we had on said the judge split the baby with the bathwater

Every single person, which he kind of did. Right. I mean, he kind of he made a half measure

You could see he did. But I also think that what what Fannie Willis is doing now is she's saying, forget about

my relationship because this case is so important. It's about the underlying issues

Well, when they ever do get to the underlying issues, they could have a problem there, too

And I think all Americans ought to be concerned. Whatever you think of Donald Trump, however appalled you may be, that he wouldn't accept

the 2020 election results. Her case basically hangs a lot of it on statements that are