Up the decision to allow fani willis to stay on that Election Interference Case. Also ahead, new revelations about Donald Trumps Anger Spilling out in the new york Courtroom Prompting reaction from the judge as Stormy Daniels prepares to return to the stand tomorrow. Plus, Breaking News, the aftermath of a tornado touching down in michigan. Take a look at the devastation here. The governor declaring a State Of Emergency. And happening right now on capitol hill, the same panel that grilled University President s on antisemitism about to tackle the issue in k through 12 schools. It is 10 00 eastern. Im Ana Cabrera Reporting from new york. Lets get right to the Breaking News out of georgia and Donald Trumps Election Interference Case there. An Appeals Court has Just Announced it will review the judges ruling to let Prosecutor Fani Willis stay on this case. Trump and his codefendants want to remove her from the case because of her personal relationship with the former top prosecutor. And j
Stan golderberg from the Hurricane Research division in miami which has nothing to do with my question. Im sure other people are thinking the same thing. Would you like to sing a few bars for us . [cheers and applause] no, no. I did that in front of the first judge, and [laughter] and she resigned from the case. She said, ill take another 20 years of landlord and tenant before i hear that guy do another eight bars. I sang for the second judge and he added just another seven charges to Michael Manns complaint just for him. So it gets worse. I was a contributing author to the ipcc report, buried somewhere. Are you trying to tell me that youre taking my nobel prize away from me . Yes. I am. I dont know what michael mann when he resisted this thing we all took as nobel we tried to take his nobel prize away and he had to amend his complaint because he said he had this certificate that remember the railroad inning nor who ran the ipcc, heed gone to the ipcc branch of kinkos and run off like,
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