senator steve halloran should be held accountable. calvino's colleagues backed her up. here's what another state senator had to say about what halloran did >> if you were at your job any other job any other job in the world and you got up and told your co-worker in front of the entire rest of the workplace give me you got up and you said that and then you interjected their name into a graphic description of a rape >> what do you >> think your company would do to you? do you think you would have your job the next day? >> that was nebraska state senator julie slama, who is with us now to talk a little bit more about what's happening there in nebraska. center. thanks for being with us and your colleague has no plans to resign. he's made that very clear. he is term limited out, so he's not going to be in the state senate too much longer, but where does this go from here? here then >> thank you very much. briana i appreciate it. i have spoken with senator cabinet and she is moving forward with her own official action to be taken. the executive board announced an investigatio

and republican senator steve halloran read a graphic passage from the book, lucky by alice sebald. now, halloran inserted a fellow lawmakers name into the passage, making it seem as if they were the victim that was grounded on the ground trying to search about the filth of my clothes. he kicked me and i crawled into a ball. i want to senator kavanaugh now, he didn't specify which kavanaugh because both michela kavanaugh and her brother, john, my cabinet at traveled, i >> actually served in the legislature, senator halloran later apologize on the senate floor for inserting his democratic colleague his name, but defended his decision to read the passage >> it was a blow by blow lesson on how to rape a woman that's where the outrage should be not in my pointing it out that it's in a book >> now an investigation has been launched into whether halloran violated workplace harassment policy. and tonight, a resolution was filed, taking to censure the senator now we've reached out center halloran for comment and have not heard back. but joining me now, are in nebraska is democratic senators

we finished yesterday's show by speaking to paul halloran, a close friend of the batley grammar school teacher. he announced the fund raiser for the teacher is still up and running. i want to send a huge thank you from myself, from gb news, from paul and from the grammar school teacher himself, because you raise £4,000 since yesterday afternoon. all of that money will go directly to the teacher, and i've got some better news today. finally, it seems we are getting a political breakthrough. you recall yesterday, dame sara collins reports came out into extremism and exclusion zones around schools, specifically the batley grammar school teacher has been mentioned and i'm very , very, mentioned and i'm very, very, very hopeful and optimistic. we are moving towards a fantastic resolution on this case. we'll have full details of that throughout the show. get in touch all your usual ways and if you want to send a message direct to the grammar school teacher, i can get them to him for you. please send them in gbviews@gbnews.com. first, it's time for your latest news headunes time for your late

paul halloran started the gofundme page ' halloran started the gofundme page , which has now reachedear of his life and the school were primary up there as those among the people who abandoned that teacher, the head teacher put him on instant dismissal and with no chance of him ever returning to that school, had to leave the area. living in fear, unable to work. we found out from dame sara khan he's experiencing ptsd over what he's experiencing ptsd over what he went through. still believed it's too dangerous to walk the streets. where's the justice in that? where is the feeling that we protect those who serve us? this was a part of the pre—agreed curriculum. this was something that had been done before. paul halloran indeed told us that a co—teacher in that lesson was a muslim teacher. it was specific put in there this visual stimulus to prompt a conversation about extremism, about the use of religious literature , about religious literature, about cartoons of the prophet muhammad. it wasn't done to provoke. it was done as a learning aid , but the full learning aid, but the full kno

, thank you very much for joining >> paul halloran, thank you very much forjoining us.ts, their families and our staff, including the teacher involved for whom we provided counselling and wider support. we remain clear that we delivered on these responsibilities and that we followed due process . now coming followed due process. now coming up, the met office has told the pubuc up, the met office has told the public that people should be ready for temperatures to fall into figures as low as five degrees centigrade. well, it is easter after all. i'm martin daubney on gb news, welcome back. i'm martin daubney. this is gb news. now. could winter be set to make a small yet unwelcome comeback this weekend? the met office has told the public that people should be ready for temperatures to fall as low as five degrees celsius. brace yourselves . well, celsius. brace yourselves. well, joining me now to discuss this is the director of weather trending, john hammond. john, what on earth is going on? it should be easter in the air. it feels like the beast from the east is back. >> w

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we're joined now by tamara halloran she's a senior reporter for the atlanta journal constitution. she's been doing a lot of extensive reporting on this story from day one. tamara, thank you very much for joining us. do you expect we'll hear from fani willis today are or what happens next in the case? >> yeah. we're waiting to hear really from all the sides in this fight. we have yet to hear from the da's office although they did take their time to respond to the initial motion seeking to disqualify her, and it took them several weeks to come out with an official response. we are expecting to hear from them some time hi, i'm in the coming hours or days is she okay with this decision? >> did she let wade go >> we are expecting her to take that path as opposed to recusing her entire office. we're also waiting to hear from the defense attorneys in this case, especially ashleigh merchant, the attorney for mike roman, who filed the initial disqualification motion, and whether she plans to appeal this ruling, that could obviously extend the timeline for this fight and keep it dragging on