Over the past 24 hours there were two major developments in the RICO case against

President Trump over in the state of Georgia. Firstly the judge overseeing

the case he went ahead and he dismissed several of the charges.

And then secondly, that very same judge, he surprisingly gave an interview to a local radio station

wherein he discussed the question of kicking Fannie Willis of the case.

Let's go through both of these developments together,

starting with the dismiss charges.

You see, what happened over in the Fulton County RICO case

is that the lawyers for both President Trump as well as for five of

his co-defendants they submitted a court filing asking the judge to throw out

several of the charges. To be specific this court filing was submitted by

lawyers of President Trump, of Mark Meadows, of John Eastman, of Ray Smith, Robert Chilly, as well as Rudy Giuliani.

And their basic argument in this request was that the underlying facts in the case did not warrant those particular charges to be pursued.

And after considering the rationale, well, just earlier today, the judge in the case agreed with their request and he dropped several of the charges in the case.

Specifically, Judge Scott McAfee, who is of course the judge presiding over the case, he issued

this nine-page ruling right here striking down six of the charges that Fannie Willis lobbied

against Trump as well as his associates.

He was specifically with the judge road in his ruling.

Quote, the court's concern is less that the state has failed to allege sufficient conduct of

the defendants.

In fact, it has alleged in abundance, however, the lack of detail

concerning an essential legal element is in the undersigned opinion, meaning the judge's

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