What's up everyone? I'm live on YouTube, Rock Finn, rumble, well I'm about to be live on Rock Finn,

rumble on Twitter, and I want to do a quick stream for about an hour or so because I'm going to be a guest on the

legit bat podcast at 9 PM Eastern and Standard

time so check that out if you're around. But I wanted to stream the first part of Fannie's testimony today.

The part that I haven't watched yet. I saw the second half of it and I have a feel for how she handled herself during the hearing today, pretty much exactly as I thought she would.

She was the picture of corruption and abuse of power in my opinion

the way she behaved up there.

She gave no respect to the judge. She took over the courtroom. She responded to things that the

judge was supposed to respond to. And then she would kind of say, oh, like look over to him, like, oh, yeah, you're supposed to respond to that.

Because I'll remind you that she used to be this judge's boss.

He worked underneath her at the district attorney's office years ago before he was appointed this judge position.

And this is why, in my opinion, there's no chance that he's going to be disqualified.

And I believe she knows that, which is one of the reasons why she was willing to act so brazen on the stand today because justice or Judge Scott McAfee was pointed to this

position in January I believe it was when a previous judge stepped down and McAfee is running for

re-election this year. You can see his website is Keep Judge McAfee.

So he didn't even win this position.

Yet he has to win it now to stay there.

And this used to be his boss, and he's a white male Republican in Fulton County, Georgia.

So if he were to disqualify Fannie, which it is his decision,

there's no jury here, then his opponents running against him would immediately

brand him as a racist who helped Donald Trump by getting rid of Fannie and his campaign for

re-election will be over immediately.

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