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Killing of judge merchan or judge engoron in new york or judge mcafee in georgia. one january 6th convict, who has already served his prison sentence for taking part in the trump mob attack on congress, he posted on twitter a photo of prosecutor alvin bragg in a noose. it is terrorizing to the people involved in these cases, and it is systemic. they do it to all of them with t all of the cases. its designed to make the legal system unworkable when it comes to trump, right? its designed to make p...

When this case does go to trial in the meantime? >> it can. judge mcafee, the trial judge below will handle motions. hes proven to be a good and thoughtful and somewhat efficient trial judge. the trial judge might tell him to hold off on that. it can go forward. i imagine prosecutors are still preparing for the case. theyre not going to stop. but they do have to also prepare for this appellate argument in october, chris. >> the panel of judges doesnt collect new evidence. they are arriving at th...

What will they will be looking for? as a legal matter, whether judge mcafee, the trial judge was right when he ruled that there was no actual conflict of interest, but appearance of the conflict of interest, judge mcafee will offer the solution that she could resign from the case or her former boyfriend, nathan wade, she hired as a special prosecutor, could resign from the case. they chose the latter option. mr. wade stepped down. judge mcafee was satisfied and he allowed the case to continue. t...

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Pat McAfee just needs to say sorry and shut up about Caitlin Clark and his WNBA hot takes.

The game was highlighted by a controversial foul on Clark that was retroactively upgraded to a flagrant foul.

ESPN host Pat McAfee has apologized for using profane language to describe Caitlin Clark.

Everything is good between Pat McAfee and Caitlin Clark following his controversial "white bitch" comment -- the ESPN personality said Tuesday the WNBA star has accepted his apology for the remark.

ESPN host Pat McAfee has apologized for using profane language to describe Caitlin Clark.

ESPN host Pat McAfee has apologized for using profane language to describe Caitlin Clark.