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jonathan serrie reporting live from the fulton county courthouse in atlanta. side of the courthouse for this decision that could come down today or perhaps as late as tomorrow evening. that was the deadline that judge scott mcafee set for himself. he said that he intended to stick to that self-imposed deadline while giving an interview to a local radio station. wsb, last week. the judge also said that the fact that he faces a contested special election in may is going to have no bearing on his decision, that it will be nonpolitical. in fact, he drafted an outline for this decision, sort of a rough draft before he even knew that he was going to face a challenger. this judge was appointed by the governor, brian kemp, just over a year ago. in order to keep his position, he has to go through with the special election in may. another local attorney recently announced that he intends to challenge the judge in that election. as far as disqualifying fani willis from serving as the chief prosecutor in this case, the allegations from several defense attorneys are that sh

>> bret: jonathan serrie in atlanta. jonathan, thank you. tonight we hear exclusively from former president donald trump about his legal issues and other topics including tiktok and the middle east. fox news media analyst and host of fox news "media buzz" howard kurtz spoke with the former president yesterday in florida. >> it's a fake case. it's a whole fake case. >> donald trump had harsh words for georgia d.a. fani willis' prosecution against him after several charges were dropped, speaking hours before today's ruling that willis can stay on now that her chief prosecutor and ex-boyfriend, nathan wade, has withdrawn. >> fani willis and her lover spent a lot of time in washington talking about my case. that came out during the hearings. now, that case is imploding. she should never be allowed anywhere near a case. >> trump had just returned from a florida hearing where judge alien cannon rejected his attempt to throw out the classified documents case. but he was pleased at manhattan d.a. alvin bragg agreed to a 30-day delay for the defense

jonathan serrie, thanks very much. the third case i wanted to allude to concerns the manhattan district attorney who has asked for the delay in the hush money case involving donald trump because of new evidence we're told, thousands of documents. that is coming from the u.s. attorney's office in manhattan. here to weigh-in on all of this is bob barr, the former georgia congressman. good to have you, bob. a lot of cases, a lot of moving and juggling around of those cases. what do you think? >> the one thing that the republicans can always count on that they can take to the bank regarding democrats is democrats will overreach. that's what they have done over and over again here in their effort to get trump. the case in new york, the case in florida, the case here in georgia. most especially is an overreach that never should have reached this particular stage. i think the prosecutor here, miss willis, said yesterday in the judge's ruling that was over-shad cooed by the conflict of interest matters, but his ruling striking

jonathan serrie down with more. jonathan what can you tell us?larry, the ruling came down this morning. judge mcafee was striking down six counts against president trump and five against former associates. that include his former chief of staff mark meadows, attorneys rudy ghoul, bob eastman, ray smith and bob chilly. the allegations that defendants tried to get georgia election officials to violate their oath of office in trump's narrow defeat in the 2020 presidential election. according to judge mack a few, the sick counts contain the session elements of the crime but failed to allege sufficient detail regarding the nature of their commission. fani willis can try a simpler case on remaining 35 charges. she an appeal the judge's ruling or attempt to secure more detailed indictments from a new grand jury. judge mcafee is still considering a defense motion to have willis disqualified from proses cuting the case because of her roy man tick relationship with nathan wade, one of the special prosecutors she hired. larry, the judge says he expects to r

senior correspondent jonathan serrie is live from the kennedy space center with the latest. a little nervous if driving out to kennedy space center this morning, a powerful storm system came through here. but as you can see, the skies have cleared ahead of tonight's attempted launch. last night the astronauts put on their pressure ifized launch and industry suits, but with just short of walking out to the fleet of teslas waiting the drive them to launch complex 39a, controllers called off the launch because of unfavorable conditions along the flight path. spacex's falcon 9 rocket has proven itself to be highly reliable, but company officials and nasa officials like to make sure they have calm skies and seas underneath the spacecraft all the way from launch to orbital insertion in case the astronauts need to abort the mission in an emergency and make a splashdown in the atlantic. >> they've had this enviable record. but every time we launch, it's white-knuckle time. and especially if humans are on top. >> reporter: so, mike, tonight's launch attempt scheduled for 10:53 easter

senior correspondent jonathan serrie is at the georgia state capitol in atlanta. n watching as we have been and monitoring since the hearing began. jonathan, what can you tell us that specifically stands out at this point to you? >> reporter: yeah, overall, the senate committee hearing is learning more details about what defense attorney ashleigh merchant says. she was able to learn about the romantic relationship between district attorney fani willis and nathan wade. her special prosecutor in the georgia election interference case. let's listen to some highlights. >> he said that -- he was very specific that it was before she became the a because that was one of the things that he could not remember it went to the judicial conference was but he knew that it was before she became the it. he told me they met at hotels. he would go to her place and i remember him saying, you need to find her, her bestie, who they had a falling out. that is the person whose condo was that they would meet at. >> reporter: ashleigh merchant is an attorney representing former trump campa

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we have analysis from former federal prosecutor and first to jonathan serrie covering this case all along in atlanta. big morning, jonathan. >> very big morning. the story is unfolding as we speak. the atlanta journal constitution is reporting that fulton county district attorney fani willis has been ordered to either step aside or she has to cut ties with her special prosecutor in the case, nathan wade, before the case can go to trial. attorneys for former president trump and several of his associates had asked the judge to disqualify the d.a. from prosecuting the case. they argue willis's romantic relationship with prosecutor wade creates a conflict of interest. willis and wade have testified under oath the relationship began after willis hired him but willis also faces challenges outside the courtroom. take a listen. >> the biggest risk that fani willis has are political in nature. she has an election coming up which is now contested both in the primary and general election. >> and as for the case itself, judge mcafee struck down six counts against former president trump and five assoc

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david: jonathan serrie, thank you very much. legal analyst, author of the constitution of the united states and other patriotic documents. there is the book. gregg, thank you for coming in. first question, how will fannie's mess, it was a disqualification, it wasn't a trial, a hearing. how will that affect trump's case? how will they squeeze that into their argument? >> well i think it is a separate argument that's being made and now litigated on appeal and i, i think the appellate court may look dimly on the misconduct by fani willis. it makes no sense that she and her lover nathan wade engaged in the conduct that violated the cannon of ethics, that one is disqualified, and the other remains? that will be litigated separately. david: it is, on rico, aoc says it is not a crime. it is a complex crime to prosecute in order to get everything together you have to really top legal advisors who ten you through the case. clearly nathan wade was not one such person. so, so little did he know about the whole thing that he had these meeti

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jonathan serrie is there live. jonathan? >> hi, neil. the news came down mid afternoon, nathan wade tendering his resignation, stepping down from his role as special prosecutor in the georgia election interference case. in his letter to district attorney fani willis, wadery writes, even though the district attorney acquired an actual conflict of interest, i'm offering my resignation in the interest of democracy in dedication to the american public and move this case forward as quickly as possible. the da's office faced an unpleasant and difficult decision that if nathan wade stayed on, the judge's ordered would have required da willis and her entire office to step aside from the case. with wade's resignation, willis and the rest of the prosecution team can move forward. >> there's a real advantage in splitting the baby in this case. because he does avoid the necessity of driving the case over the cliffs. taking out the entire office. >> jonathan turley commenting on the judge's ruling, which was handed down this morning. merchants, the f

. >> sandra: jonathan serrie in atlanta, so, tell us. what happens next? >> jonathan: yeah, well, in the unlikely event that fani willis decided to keep nathan wade on the case, she and her entire staff would then have to stand down to it. so, while judge scott mcafee has given her an unpleasant choice, legal experts say it's an easy one. take a listen. >> my best guess is fani willis's next move will be to throw nathan wade overboard. the judge basically gave her a binary choice. either you go or she goes. if she stays, the whole office stays. so i think it will be a pretty easy call, my guess, for fani willis to basically say to mr. wade, thanks a lot, nathan, see you later. >> jonathan: the ruling fell short of disqualifying fani willis from the case, an attorney said the judge agreed with the defense the actions of willis are a result of her poor judgment and there is a risk to the future of this case if she doesn't quickly work to cure her conflict. in this ruling the judge also had harsh words about willis's mlk sunday speech in january at big bethel

first to jonathan serrie reporting live on what happened today in atlanta. nathan. >> hi, martha. republican leaders of this georgia state senate committee saying they're trying to determine whether district attorney fani willis misused any public funds. their only witness, ashley merchant, the first defense attorney in the georgia election interference case to attempt to have willis disqualified from prosecuting it. mer chant said that they worked out a special agreement while the two were trialing together. >> there was a period of 15 or 16 days where he did not have a contract. they -- which also happened to be one of the times that they were out of town. so they reuped the contract nobody 15 and then it had a cap. the cap was significantly higher. >> martha: after the committee hearing, one senatener the democratic minority said that willis' fate should be determined by the courts, not legislative politics. >> that judge is going to make a decision in a couple weeks. that's the role that will be played out. we ought not to be doing that. >> that's where w

correspondent jonathan serrie is in atlanta with the latest on that. good evening, bret. judge scott mcafee has struck down six counts against former president trump and five of his former associates. they include his former chief of staff mark meadows and attorneys rudy giuliani, john eastman, ray smith and bob cheely. the defendants tried to persuade georgia elected officials to violate their oaths of office and overturn mr. trump's narrow defeat in the state's 2020 presidential election. contain all the essential elements of the crimes but fail to sufficient detail regarding the nature of their commission. >> it goes to the sloppiness of frankly the prosecutors down there. >> if district attorney fani willis chooses not to appeal the judge's decision, legal scholars say she could try a simpler case on the 35 remaining charges. but the six counts in question are really at the heart of her legal theory. >> these are the one set of charges that speak to the constitution and to the constitutional order and to the heart of democracy, which i think is wha

. >> harris: jonathan serrie, who has been on this case throughout, is outside the fulton county courthouse in atlanta, georgia. >> judge scott mcafee has given d.a. fani willis a difficult choice to make but most legal analysts assume she will choose to stay on with her office and instead take the option to ask special prosecutor nathan wade to step down. that would allow willis and the rest of her office to proceed. the judge was unconvinced by defense allegations that willis and wade improperly benefited financially from a previous romantic relationship that involved cruises and other travel but judge mcafee did express concern allowing the couple to continue prosecuting this case together would lead the public to question whether their relationship had resumed. put differently they could think the d.a. is not exercising her independent professional judgment free of any compromising influences as long as wade remains on the case. this unnecessary perception will persist. former president trump's lead defense counsel in the georgia case had this reaction. while respecting the court's deci

. >> harris: jonathan serrie is outside the courthouse. >> good morning. in addition to that first amendment issue regarding former president trump, that attorney we just saw representing one of the co-defendants also took issue with the wording of the indictment. take a listen. >> when you look at the indictment you see a lot of language that says fake electors, things like that. dulyly elected, fraudulent. those are legal conclusions. we're trying to have those dismissed saying the state can't just put those legal conclusions in there. that's something that a jury has to decide. >> this is the first hearing in the georgia trump case since march 15th when special prosecutor nathan wade resigned from the case as a condition for district attorney fani willis to continue prosecuting it. >> he was more involved i think with witnesses and negotiating plea agreements. very important work but not the kind of stuff we would see in the courtroom in oral arguments. i don't see anything changes how the district attorney presents their case in the courtroom. >> bill:

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jonathan serrie has more from atlanta. jonathan? >> hi there. we're at the georgia state house.ay, a georgia senate committee met, republican leaders of that committee saying they're trying to determine whether da fani willis misused public funds. their only witness that they called us is ashley merchant who is trying to have willis disqualified from prosecuting the georgia election interference cause because of her romantic relationship with nathan wade. last month, willis and wade testified that their relationship was not romantic until after she hired him. but merchant says that cell none data placed the two in the same atlanta area condo overnight before he was hired. >> so it's pinging from his house to the condo. he calls her when he gets there. and then it goes silent for four or five hours. early in the morning hours, he starts pinging again driving back and texts her when he gets home. >> this is before he gets hired in november of 21? >> yes. >> merchants also said that willis attended an event with kamala harris before mr. trump was indicted. white house official tell

. >> sandra: jonathan serrie live in atlanta, it was interesting this morning, it continues. a lot more on that, john. >> john: we have turley coming up ahead and what's interesting about all of this as well, kerri urbahn, they have this new witness, yeager is her name, a county district attorney and says she can corroborate what another woman said the relationship started in 2019 and overheard fani willis tell terrence bradley in a phone call don't talk about this. so, we'll see if that ever gets to court. it could change the whole thing. >> sandra: it's a big deal. >> john: in all likelihood, donald trump will be the republican nominee what our party convention meets in july. i congratulate him and wish him well. i wish anyone well who would be america's president. >> john: nikki haley dropping out of the presidential race and clearing the way for former president trump to lock in the gop nomination. announced her exit after winning one state on super tuesday. we have team coverage with martha and the likely biden-trump rematch in november, but bill melugin is live in charl

correspondent jonathan serrie is in atlanta with that tonight. >> the future of the georgia criminal case against former president trump and his associates remains uncertain as the judge weighs today's arguments on whether mr. trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election were protected by the first amendment. >> there is nothing alleged factually against president trump the that is not political speech. >> trump's team is asking the judge to dismiss the indictment, prosecutors want the trial to start august 5th. >> he is not being prosecuted for lying. he is being prosecuted for lying to the government, an act which is illegal because it does harm to the government. >> it was the first hearing in the georgia case since march 15, which special prosecutor nathan wade resigned to allow district attorney fani willis to continue prosecuting it. judge scott mcafee ruled both prosecutors could not try the case together after the defense alleged a conflict of interest because of willis' past romantic involvement with wade. the defense is expected to appeal. >> we're going to be argu

. >> bill: we have analysis from jonathan turley and reporting from jonathan serrie but first on the case in florida steve harrigan. let's begin. >> we expect to see the motorcade pull around any minute to the federal courthouse in fort pierce, florida. former president trump as well as two aides have been charged with mishandling classified documents. what we'll see today is a hearing starts at 10:00 and expected to go all day. attorneys for the president are expected to try to dismiss this case entirely. that will be based on the presidential records act. it will be an attempt to claim presidential immunity. also likely to push the delay the start of this trial. right now scheduled to start in may. likely trying to push it to august at the earliest. not clearly whether we get to see the former president today. that motorcade is likely to pull around back and no cameras inside the federal court. that didn't stop a large group of trump supporters from arriving at dawn honking horns hoping for a glimpse of former president trump. >> bill: back to you with updates and headlines from fo

jonathan serrie has an update for us. >> hi there.at were killed were against former president trump and five of his associates including rudy giuliani and others, all the squashed carts have to do with charges related to solicitation of violation of oath of office. the judge writes as written these six counts contain all the essential elements of the crimes but fail to allege sufficient detail regarding the nature of their commission. the judge goes on to write they do not give the defendants enough information to prepare their defenses intelligently as the defendants could have violated the constitution and thus the statute in dozens, if not hundreds of distinct ways. we should point out this ruling is separate from another high-profile decision expected from the same judge this week. that is considering a motion by the defense to disqualify d.a. fani willis because of her romantic relationship with nathan wade, one of the special prosecutors she hired in the case. that decision is expected by the end of this week. a source involved

more than a dozen states, includingúcalifornia, have reported cases of the measles this year, as jonathan serriehe cdc is now making a big push to get children vaccinated ahead of summer vacations as spring and summer travel get underway, public health officials are warning about a sharp rise in measles cases around the world in a health alert issued monday, the cdc urged doctors to vaccinate babies as young as six months old if their families are traveling to a measles affected spcountry. >> it makes us never saw it. we've never seen measles. >> the highly contagious infection was declared eliminated in the us in 2000, but it slowly reemerged due in part to low vaccination rates during the covid pandemic. according to the cdc, there have been at least 58 confirmed measles cases throughout the country this year, the same number of cases seen in all of linked to international travel- and mainly involved children one year or older who had not been vaccinated. symptoms to look for include cough, runny nose, fever andúa rash. literally if someone's sharing the airspace of this building for two hours

jonathan serrie. >> bill: trump attorney argues the former president's efforts to overturn his narrow election defeat in 2020 were protected political speech, including his post election phone call to georgia secretary of state. in his motion he writes quote, because the claim that the 2020 election was rigged and stolen is protected by first amendment, when it is made in a public speech, it is equally protected by the first amendment when it is made to government officials in an act of petitioning or advocacy. but georgia state university law professor says mr. trump could run into problems if the state can prove what he said revealed or solicited illegal activity. >> walk into a bank and say stick em up. that is not protected speech. what it does is shows what your intent was, to do something unlawful. >> this is the first hearing in the georgia trump case since march 15th when special prosecutor nathan wade resigned from the case as a condition for district attorney fani willis to continue prosecuting it. the defense is expected to appeal the judge's decision not to disqualify the

jonathan serrie is live outside the fulton county courthouse. when do we expect a decision? >> jonathan: judge scott mcafee set a friday deadline and said last week in a radio interview he does intend to meet that deadline. he did that interview with wsb radio after learning he would be facing a challenger for his seat on the court but assured listeners that would not factor into the decision on district attorney fani willis. >> rough draft and outline before i ever heard a rumor that someone wanted to run for this position. the result is not going to change because of politics. >> jonathan: several defense attorneys are calling on the judge to disqualify the d.a. from prosecuting the case, claiming that the romantic relationship with nathan wade provided conflicts of interest. willis and wade said the relationship was not romantic until after wade was hired and no bearing on the case. >> sandra: jonathan, we'll see. any moment now that could happen. we just don't know. thank you. john. >> john: sandra, president biden getting ready to leave for michigan as he continues to cr

we have jonathan serrie live outside the georgia court house with all the details you need to low. jonathan, what can you tell us? >> hi jillian. we are waiting for the judges decision. we are expecting it to come down at a later date after he heard arguments from both sides on a defense motion to dismiss the indictment against the former president. trump attorneys stephen saito argues that the former presidents efforts to overturn the 2020 election laws in georgia were protected speech including his postelection phone call to george or secretary of state brad raffensperger. >> it is unconstitutional. former president of the united states or anyone else to stand trial on protected speech. it is not just that he lied over and over and over again as counsel for the defendant points out by listing all of the instances in the indictment, it's that each of those was employed in part of criminal activity. with criminal intentions. >> this is the first hearing in the georgia trump case when nathan wade resigned from the case as a condition for district attorney fani willis to continue pros

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at kennedy space center in florida, jonathan serrie, fox news.ahead, um, i would just say don't come up here if you don't have to. >> interstate 80 reopens after the recent blizzard kept it shut down through the weekend. but tonight it is still slow going through the sierra and california and more than a dozen other states are casting their spballots ahead of with the whie house, congress and a number of key races hanging in the balance at this is ktvu, at sixn ñ> hello again everyone. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> we begin with onec of the mot closely watched races really na, the contest for california's open u.s. senate seat. >> more than two dozen people are competing, but four candidates have emerged as the frontc runners. ktvu political reporter greg lee shows us now how those campaigns voters to te final push to the ballot box in california's hotly contested u.s. senate race. >> the top four candidates in a crowded field crisscrossing the state trying to get out the vote. >> the future is in your hands. as voters, i hope

jonathan serrie is reporting live from atlanta on this part of this story and also what we'll hear nextni willis, the d.a. in atlanta. >> yeah, this decision is not surprising. the judge gave fani willis probably an unpleasant decision but an easy decision. if nathan wade were to stayed on this case as special prosecutor, then the d.a., fani willis, would have been forced to resign from the case along with her entire staff. they would have had to stand on the sidelines. so in order for this case to best move forward, clearly the d.a.'s office made the calculation that losing this one special prosecutor, nathan wade, would be less damaging than disqualifying the entire office and then having the prosecuting attorney's counsel appoint a totally new slate of prosecutors to come in from outside and handle this case. so not a surprising development, but a dramatic development. nathan wade turning in his resignation from the case and the da's office accepting that resignation. >> i'm just looking, jonathan. stand by at the letter. he writes to d.a. willis, the furtherance of the rule of law a

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