this case, including erracist and judge mcafee raised concerns about that, so it could also be that the court of appeals, it's concerned with those issues of the case. it may perhaps in addition to or perhaps beyond any financial conflict of interests, zach quickly, any reaction from the district attorney's office and the da's office declined to comment. and so his trump's lead attorney, steve sadow, at this point that tells you a little bit about how consequential they both view this decision from the georgia appeals court. they're not going to want to add insult to injury here. maybe anger the appeals court before this process even gets going. >> elie honig, thanks so much. appreciate zach, as well. thank you. we have more breaking news involving another criminal case involving donald trump. the next move in new york after trump's conviction in the hush money case last week, that's coming up next day with us. >> the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher, biden democracy is on the ballot. >> your freedom is on the back trump, there is nothing we

judge mcafee, the trial judge below will handle motions.d 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. they're not going to stop. but they do have to also prepare for this appellate argument in october, chris. >> the panel of judges doesn't collect new evidence. they are arriving at the conclusions when he decided to keep d.a. willis on the case. what will the arguments look and sound like? what are they looking for? >> you're right. appellate courts don't hear new evidence. they make legal determinations based on the record below them. 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. th

got mcafee said that there wasn't enough evidence to show a actual interest, but did really criticize fani willis in his order to allowing donald trump and some of his co-defendants to appeal the decision, saying that there was the appearance of a complex. now, the appeals court in georgia will take this issue up. want to read trump's lead attorney in the georgia case, steve sadow wrote in reaction to today's order, he said, quote, the georgia court of appeals is properly stayed all proceedings against president trump in the trial court pending is decision on our interlocutory appeal, which are produce the case should be dismissed and fulton county da fani willis should be disqualified for her misconduct. now, the da's office is not commenting on the order at this time, but we'll have to see how this does ultimately effect the future of the case. >> zachary cohen. thank you very much. i want to get to new developments right now in another trump case, the judge overseeing the former president's classified documents trial is once again pushing off key decisions as she reshuffles the cou

but the fact that they went explicitly issued this order today when judge scott mcafee had allowed work to continue already, pretty much makes the chances of them accepting an appeal from fani willis very unlikely. and what this does is it underscores how donald trump has really been successful recently and putting prosecutors on their back heels and he did so in georgia by really raising issues about fani willis is personal. life. remember that this whole disqualification issue rose out of allegations that she and her lead prosecutor, nathan wade, had an improper romantic relationship and that she benefited financially from that relationships. got mcafee said that there wasn't enough evidence to show a actual conflict of interest, but did really criticize fani willis in his order for two allowing donald trump and some of his co-defendants to appeal the decision, saying that there was the appearance of a complex. now, the appeals court in georgia will take this issue up, and i want to read trump's lead attorney in the georgia case, steve sadow wrote in reaction to today's order, he said

what pat mac the pat mcafee aspect of this is the least interesting aspect of this.hat's truly fascinating right now is what's happening with the wnba with caitlin clark and how she's being covered i think it's fascinating because no one and thank you, john for putting that into perspective because i do believe the pat mcafee of it all is the least interesting part of the story. caitlin clark is a superstar. she plays like steph curry meaning she is everybody's game. she makes it basketball, look feasible for everyone because of the way in which she plays. so this is why there's such this fascination with her. however, we're forgetting that she probably had a month or a little more than a month to go from college to the draft. and to the wnba. and there's this learning period of huge learning curve that people talked about. now, how it's being covered, really disappoints me because the people who have really large plaque, plaque forums in our business, such as pat mcafee are elevating a jealousy story when in fact, all athletes are jealous in some capacity, right? th

let me give mcafee a lesson,cafe one on one in broadcasting. i don't care what the context is. you don' dt ever, ever, ever, ever call a woman. toat wor, evd period and a sentence. and then you'll have a more successfu, enl if he survih it, which i hope he does, because i never call for people's canceling or firings.rn >> tomi. h well, listen, obviously, as a woman, i don't believes shouldm ever call another woman that name, especiallany on television, that was definitely a misstep. >> but the sentiment beyonde the words that he used was correct. this anti-whitd wae hate towardl caitlin clark is exactly that. it's anti-white. and i'm noctly that saying thate i just came up with that. you've got other other folksy in media like sunny hostin on the view, jamelle hill, former espn, saying that very ra thing, that the reason she's popular is not because she's a starsoe opular athlete,b it's because she's white or she has some kind of a privilege. >> so they're the ones that are making this claim. but i could guarantee you this. sean andngst i bet clay agrees with me on this. if cai

judge mcafee found those comments to be, quote, legally improper, and then he did nothing about it and so the defense is going to argue to the court of appeals, if the prosecutor makes, quote, legally improper statements that impair the constitutional rights of the defendant. there it's to be a remedy for that. >> but here's my only issue. i think that you can make well, you shouldn't of course, as a prosecutor, be making comments extra-judicial outside the court that are inappropriate and that impair anyone's right. the issue was what's the remedy and should the appropriate remedy be the dismissal of the indictment? i think that's a bridge too far. so you could say perhaps at the church, you remember she gave the speech and somewhat inflammatory. some would argue with respect to the comments about that she made at that time, but i just think not dismissing the indictment was the right call. yeah. that's even remedy that they're talking about is taking her out of the case. right we've removed then if the case even move forward. >> but exactly what your take on what's happening in flori

look, i will give pat mcafee credit, you see the entire rise of the wnba, white be superstar.01 on broadcasting, i don't care what the context is, you don't ever, ever, ever, ever call a woman that word. to, end of sentence. then you will have a more successful career if he survives it which i hope you does because in a call for peoples canceling sore firings, tommy? >> at well listen, obvious he has a woman i don't believe you should ever call another woman that name, especially on television. that was definitely a misstep. by the sentiment beyond the words he used was correct, in this antiwhite aid towards caitlin clark is exactly that. it's antiwhite and i'm not saying that because i just came up with that, you go to other folks in the media like sunny hostin on the view, jamal hale, former espn saying that very thing, the reason she is popular is not because she's a star athlete, by because she is white which he has of a privilege. they are the ones making this claim but i can guarantee you this, that if caitlin clark was it taking to me and she would salute blm and all of

the trial court judge mcafee did a very good job. letting the defense make their case the defense ultimately failed to do so and an appellate court does not like to disturb those factual findings. they can review to see if judge mcafee he was wrong on the law, but not really on the facts. >> so i think they have the da's office has a very good chance of prevailing here in the sense that she will not be disqualified. >> and i don't think nathan wade's recent appearance nor fani willis is public comments at the church will have any impact on the court's ruling. >> police adam said elliot williams to both of you. thank you very much. coming up. there's more breaking news. we're fine. hello, and right now this time i'm supreme court justice clarence thomas. cnn is learning the justice even more trips on the private jet of a gop mega the donor, than previously known this is a secret, war, secrets and spies. >> sunday at ten on cnn scout this is protected by sim sympatric, a trio and he's in it to win it sympatric, a trio is the first chew

now espn host pat mcafee mcafee, i'm sorry, called caitlin clark, the b word while attempting to praisehat did he send and showed a date he say anything about that? oh, absolutely. he led the show with it. he apologized virus statement on monday and it was the first thing he talked about today. he says that he never meant to cause offense. he said that he felt like he was the worst human on earth when he realized the controversy that he unleashed. and he says that he reached out to clock to apologize. he says that she says it's all good. now, he denies that he is a racist. and with regard to the b word, he says that he often talks about people he respects with language that might sound offensive. but he says he's learned a lot in the last 24 hours and he's made it very clear again that he is a very big fan of caitlin clark's alright. >> don riddell. thank you so much. we appreciate it any moment on president biden will deliver remarks on his new executive action on the border. we're going to bring that to you live what it happens, you're watching cnn news i brought in a short max protei

they can review to see if judge mcafee was wrong on the law, but not really on the facts. have the da's office has a very good chance of prevailing here in the sense that she will not be disqualified. and i don't think nathan wade, recent appearance nor fani willis is public comments at the church will have any impact on the court's ruling police adams said elliot williams to both of you. >> thank you very much. >> coming up. there's more breaking news. we're following right now this time i'm supreme court justice clarence thomas cnn is learning the justice even megadonor than previously known hey mom, how many should i decorate? >> a each have ran half blue. >> that's a really tough call. >> who are you if you look at the latest data? >> you're probably going to need a lot of those purple sprinkles how this guy really knows his stuff the code's not working. >> that's really needs to pay. >> we're gonna get an a minute. okay representative meanwhile, at a vrbo, when other vacation rentals leave you hanging, try one where you can reach a human in about a minute. and the fur

now, with anyone else, have been able to get away with pat mcafee back? >> let's his brand absolutely not right. >> so espn, in a way is i ended with their brand or not. yeah. there's no world that i'm familiar with where a woman is okay with another man calling her the b word. and in any capacity, i think maybe it's okay with girlfriends and we key key. that's a fair that's fair and honest statement. >> but i'm not so much matt, i'm really not angry with with pat mcafee. >> what i'm what i'm angry with him are the new the new viewers and followers and analysts who are trying trying to describe this women's game. welcome to the wnba we're happy you've arrived, but do me a favor. do your research. that's where they argue the arguments are happening and people are angry. >> let me okay. let me play. this is steven a, talking about this on the show there are girls, young ladies in the wnba who are jealous of caitlin clark she is a white girl that has come into the league. she has burst onto the scene. she hasn't proven herself yet it's not even about them th

. >> who is a superstar now, pat mcafee, apologize publicly and directly to clark my next guess is all for more coverage. >> but in a new essay in the atlantic, she points to the one downside gender equality in sports with me now jamil hill, contributing writer for the atlantic, i cannot wait to hear from you reading your piece. i was enthralled as i always am. this your piece, the atlantic could not have been frankly timed better. you've been covering women in sports for decades how do you think, what do you think of how people like stephen a. or pat mcafee are now covering the wnba right now well, you know, it's funny because as i mentioned in the column for the atlantic, i think a lot of us who've covered when the sports have been around female athletes have been waiting for the day where men who have these very large platforms that pat mcafee is stephen smith, do that they would one day give the same amount of respect treatment conversation, discussion that they often do. >> two men sports every day, pretty much 90% of the content on their show is about min sports. >> but as i have

any different facts or show any different evidence, but you just believe the standard that judge mcafee used here is going to be what's it's milli different here. >> well, caitlin, i wish i could argue nor more an additional facts, but we're not allowed to do that in the appellate courts. unfortunately, we have to review what's already in the record. i think if we were able to put more evidence and if people were more forthcoming for example, i would have loved to have seen their cell phones. they've got machines in their office where they can hook their cell phone up and we could actually see proof of when this relationship started. we would have liked to have seen receipts from all of these cash transactions. we didn't get any of that. i wish we could do that in the appellate courts, but were not able to. so unfortunately, we're stuck arguing what is called review and so just reviewing what was heard previously in the corpulent what do you what do you say to people who look at this or hearing? for that interview with nathan wade or watched when you questioned wade and fani willis and

they set that off for october, but they have also sort of put a stay in place, so now judge mcafee can do nothing except kind of tread justice water until the georgia appeals court finally resolves the appeal. so look, there is no hope now of anything happening in georgia before the november election. of course, there's still a slim chance we might see something happen in d.c. if the supreme court danes to decide the absolute immunity issue and return it to the judge to put it back on the trial track. and of course, down in florida, judge cannon has made sure that that case will make zero progress. >> down in florida, safe to say, forget about it. molly, evan, glenn, thank you all for starting us off. don't go anywhere if you're watching from home. in fact, stretch your legs, sit back down, and turn up the volume. when we come back, bibles in classrooms and making abortion a homicide. texas republicans are making their extreme platform very, very clear. how they are taking a page from the project 2025 playbook. >>> and later, my keynote conversation with charl main the god. why he says

mike freeman says mcafee apologized, quote, out of sheer panic and fear of being black bawled by clarkst major or leaguer to be banned for life for betting on ball games since pete rose. the san diego padres' infielder placed bets worth $150,000 on the pittsburgh with pirates while he was on the team. s this is infamous of the -- reminiscent of the infamous back sox scandal a, and baseball needs to keep cracking down. >>> after 441 -- 41 is seasons at wheel of fortune, pat sajak has done his final spin. >> wheel of or fortune! [applause] >> i do know that somewhere along the line, we beam more than a popular show, we became more or -- part of popular culture. and more importantly, we became part of people's lives, and that's been awfully9 gratifying. howard: bravo. not that viewers weren't just as interested in vanna white's spinning. that a's it for this petition of "mediabuzz," i'm howard kurtz. subscribe to media buzz meter, we riff on the day's top five stories, and apple itunes, pretty good place to do it. we're back here next sunday, 11 eastern, with the only media a analysis sho

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but of course, as judge mcafee noted, it's important to have credibility when you are prosecuting anyone much less the former president of the united states. >> yeah. and the judge has been fairly critical about whether or not district attorney willis has been completely forthright about the timing of this. all didn't weigh show any remorse for his relationship with fani willis, which which it potentially could derail the case against trump. it is it seems to me the most consequential interoffice relationship since president clinton, i wasn't office yeah. >> it's obviously that instance where you're asked i asked him, do you have any regrets about this? how are you reflecting on this now that it's been three months since he was forced to resign by the judge where the judge said either fani willis and the whole team has to go or nathan. wade has to go and he resigned, obviously, as we saw in the letter that day. and what he said in the letter that day, jake was that he didn't want to be a distraction. he wanted for democracy this case, to move forward. but of course, because of this, the

but this was an unusual situation where the trial court judge judge mcafee said he was going to continue on even if the appellate court decided to take up this issue. so today, the appeals court made it very clear that this prosecution against donald trump could not continue at the trial court level as long as they're weighing these issues. and again, this means we're looking at potentially of re-litigating willis's romantic relationship with a fellow prosecutor, whether she should have been removed for the case from the case as a result of that, as result of other public comments she made about the case as well. the trial court judge criticized her conduct very heavily, but allowed her to remain on the case as long as her fellow prosecutor stepped down, what's also interesting about the way this process works is once the floodgates are open, now that this court has agreed to hear this appeal, it allows the district attorney's office to bring the aspects into this too. so they are going to be appeals court and saying, look, the trial court judge, throughout a couple of counts against don

case was a little bit different, a little bit odd in that the judges at the trial court level, scott mcafeeoceedings to continue, even if the appeals court took it up. so that's why we saw today the appeals court officially pausing all proceedings in scott mcafee is courtroom until the disqualification matter is resolved. and look, that means we have several more months ahead of us. have he litigating those allegations about fani willis is personal life about whether she financially benefited from a romantic relationship with her top prosecutor instead of preparing for trial of donald trump and his fellow co-defendants georgia. >> and how's the trump team reacted? >> yeah, trump's lead attorney in the georgia case, do you say dow acknowledging that this was a win for him and his client, donald trump. he said, quote, the georgia court of appeals is properly stayed all proceedings against president trump in the trial court pending its decision on our interlocutory appeal, which argues the case should be dismissed and fulton county de willis should be disqualified for her misconduct. and we ha

but in this case, judge scott mcafee, the trial court judge did. right. and his order that work would continue his courtroom, even if the appeals court took up the disqualification issue, the appeals court weighing in though yesterday saying no, we're going to push pause on all work in this case as it relates to donald trump and some of his co-defendants, until we sort this matter out and look, that means that we're gonna spend the next several months instead of preparing for a trial, we're going to be re-litigating this issue of whether or not fani willis engaged in an improper romantic relationship with her top prosecutor and whether she benefited financially from that relationship in a way that represents a conflict of interests that's something the appeals court's going to have to determine looking at all the evidence that was presented during those hearings. several months ago. remember, we've watched those play out live judge mac feeds starting know she can stay on the case if nathan wade left the appeals court now, can overturn that decision. if it

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. >> and the american sports analyst pat mcafee has spoken out about prince harry. what's going on?this because there's so many bad words. but for context, pat tillman was a professional american football player who played in the arizona cardinals. he shocked the country when he gave up that lucrative gig to enlist in the us army after the september 11th terror attacks, and he was killed in afghanistan in 2004. now prince harry is being honoured by the sps, the pat tillman award and pat mcafee disapproves of this. and he came out swinging, saying that he doesn't agree that prince harry should share a sentence with the man, let alone be honoured with the pat tillman award. one of the pat tillman award. one of the members of his show described prince harry's nomination for the award as probably the most embarrassing thing they've seen in their entire lives. while mcafee questioned whether the espys even did their homework on this candidate in the first place, it sounds like they're saying to clean up their nasty words that he's lazy. a nepo baby who has no place being honoured in this

actually thought that this interview would somehow help willis' office defeat the appeal of the scott mcafeehey thought this was going to help? >> yeah. well, if they did, it blew up in their face. and you make great point about how kaitlin should have asked that very obvious question. but i would love to send her a go fund me check for her when she looked up and she goes is everything okay? very beautifully played moment. no. it's absolutely devastating. and i love the clip from fani willis earlier. it sounds like she is winning by winning we are talking about losing. and the idea that, of course, she is going to hide behind racism is basically the only thing that they have because they obviously don't have any ability whatsoever to argue their case. >> laura: ben, somehow they keep, again, digging themselves into a deeper hole and then wade acts like leaving mid interview is just totally normal. he sits back down, hey, back. the whole thing was bizarre. i mean, i guess you played it fine. but, i mean, is that now a new rule, can you get up in the middle -- why don't one of you guys get up.

so judge mcafee could theory receiptically move forward with the defendants that are not part of the appeal. just those defendants that appealed his decision, they appealed, and my opinion, the way i would read it is their cases stayed, but the other defendants that never objected to the judge's decision, their cases should keep going. >> they should push it, why not? the state is not ready, of course. i wonder if they would fold if they got pushed into a trial with the other defendants. >> the comp will say we'll review the decision of a trial judge, whether fanni willis should appropriately remain on this case. >> that's how normally things are done in this type -- again -- >> they're entitled to the appeal, david. >>ntitled for the appeal, but everybody said this georgia case is not going to go. they charged too many people, and who knows when this will go, if ever. >> david, meanwhile, the judge overseeing the federal classified documents case against trump again reworked the schedule for pretrial hearing, further reducing the chances this trial could go before the election. how

. >> you know, i think it's hard to say judge mcafee wrote a detailed and serious opinion based on a day's worth of taking evidence. he may well be affirmed ultimately by the courts of appeals in georgia, and of course again the issue as it is in southern florida is delay how much time it takes before we get to a point where this case can move forward whether it's with fani willis at the helm or someone else. >> do you have a sense, joyce, of when we talk about any of these cases getting back on track, do you have any sense -- what are you most hopeful about? there are three big ones effectively in various states of limbo. do you have a lead horse if any? >> so hopeful is a little bit of a tough word here. i think, you know, the case we would all like to see tried is the case about january 6th, the case that impacts each of our rights as americans and whether or not a former president tried to deny our right to cast a vote. and that case could get on track depending on what the supreme court does and how quickly they do it. but, of course, the florida case, the southern district of f

urging the beating or killing of judge merchan or judge mcafee.vict who has served his prison sentence taking part in the trump mob attack, he posted on twitter. a noose. it is designed to make the legal system unworkable when it comes to trump. it is designed to make people more willing to participate in the system if trump is involved in the case. they want you to fear for your life and the live of your family. that's the basic idea behind it. right? we are all supposed to be so scared of what he will do. we are supposed to be so scared of how crazy his supporters will go, to be safe, we should let him do whatever he wants. anything that annoys him or holds him back or punishes him for what he has done, they will get so mad and we should be so scared of what he will do. because oh, you wouldn't like them when they're mad. trump was asked about his potentially being sent to prison when he gets sentenced next month. he said this in response. he said quote, i don't know that the public would stand for it. i'm not sure the public would stand for it.

espn host pat mcafee called clark white b-word honorable trying to praise her though he later apologized assault. the media meltdown is part of what the atlantic dubs the one downside of gender equality in sports. a boom in women's basketball means more commentary from men who don't know what they're talking about. joining me now to discuss this is the author of that piece, jemele hill. it's great to have you on the show. so much to unpack here. let me start with charles barkley and other male commentators who accuse the wnba players of being jealous of clark's popularity. the carter fell seems to have supercharge that view. what do you think that type of criticism gets wrong about how veterans are treating clark? >> one, and thanks for having me on, i think a lot of men who are commenting seemed to at the same time forget about how they competed if they were former players in the way that charles barkley was, or forget about how they commentate and frame a lot of the story lines that happen on the men's side whereas when men challenge each other, when a new ricky comes in and there's so

. >> reporter: espn's pat mcafee using a crude expression to make a similar point. >> there's one whiteerstar. for the team who is a superstar. >> reporter: mcafee later apologizing, writing, my intentions when saying it were complimentary. sports broadcaster kerry champion weighing in. >> america has a hard time looking at a black woman go aggressively against a white woman. they better get used to it because this is how they play the game. >> reporter: angel reese coming to her defense and pushing back against the idea caitlin clark is solely responsible for the current wave of interest in women's basketball. >> the reason why we watching women's basketball is not just because of one person. it's because of me, too. >> well a lot of eyeballs obviously on this sport now. how has caitlin clark changed the game that way? >> listen, she had a great first month as a rookie. she got rookie of the month. and the seats continue to sell out. they had in the first five home games in the indiana fever, they sold more tickets than they did all last year in their 20 home games. >> is this just lik

judge mcafee immediate that finding.er, they were comingling funds, and so by paying nathan wade for his work on this case it was somehow to the benefit of fani willis. the judge heard all of that testimony and found there was no conflict, she wasn't bringing this case just so she could profit financially from it and made those factual findings. the idea that the case must stop so that the court can review that is really, i think, a miscarriage of justice. there is no conflict between fani willis and the defendants. there is nothing about her relationship that suggests that the defendants are more or likely guilty or not guilty. it's not a conflict of interest. it's actually an alignment of interest, when she is having a relationship with someone on her own side of the v in a legal matter. and so i think that this is -- i don't want to speculate as to the motives behind it, but strikes me as a profoundly wrong way to be handling this case. >> andrew, just on a larger point to donald trump's argument, he and his allies sa

pro-trump websites urging the beating or 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. it's designed to make the legal system unworkable when it comes to trump, right? it's designed to make people unwilling to participate in the system if trump is involved in o the case because you and your family will be put in danger, right? it's designed, if you are part of a case involving trump, if you are considering bringing some sort of legal action, however well justified that relates to trump, they want you to fear for your life and for the lives of your family. that's the basic idea behind it, right? we're all supposed to be so scared of what he'll do or suwh supposed to be scared of how crazy his supporters will go that, you know, to be safe, we should

although the judge in that case, scott mcafee rolled willis can remain on the case is yet to set a trial this, all these cases being delayed is as close as donald trump is getting to a win in court right now if you can delay them for long enough to win back the presidency, he will doubtless find a way to make these cases go away. away. i thought i was sleeping ok... but i was waking up so tired. then i tried new zzzquil sleep nasal strips. their four—point lift design opens my nose for maximum air flow. so, i breathe better. and we both sleep better. and stay married. >>> a story in three parts. on wednesday the supreme court justice samuel alito said he would not recuse himself from two january 6th related case is before the court. one of which is donald trump's claim of presidential immunity. this, after the revelation in days after january 6th, and upside down flag was flown outside his virginia home. it is a symbol that is understood to be a show of support for donald trump's lies about the 2020 election and one that was flown by insurrectionist at the y it. on thursday the supreme c

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halted all proceedings only with respect to a certain group of defendants who are appealing judge mcafee's ruling with respect to fani willis staying on the case. the case continues with respect to a number of others, but where it comes to a trial before election day, it is almost a complete certainty that that won't happen. argument is not scheduled until october, chris, and so this is one more case that our viewers can count on not happening before november. >> lisa rubin, thank you. >>> we go to long island now where two new murder charges have just been brought against the suspect accused in the gilgo beach serial killings. nbc's antonia hilton is following this story for us. rex heuerman was back in front of a judge today. what happened there? >> reporter: well, chris, he is now facing these two additional sets of charges for the killings of jessica taylor and sandra costia. these are killings that go back to 2003 and 1993 and that last date is important here because it really opens the window here, the amount of time, our understanding of how long this string of killings was happenin

nba legend charles barkley has defended clark from petty haters and espn host pat mcafee apologized afterto highlight her accomplishments. it's a race based tale as long as time. men picking sides for no reason. i'm joined by jemele hill, contributing writer at the atlantic and host of the jemele hill is unbothered podcast and my friend. which is it, it is hateration or a legitimate beef by black women players? >> well, i don't think it's -- the hateration part has been completely blown out of proportion. and just because you bring up inequity, that doesn't mean you're saying you're jealous of the person who is receiving maybe a lot of the attention, a lot of the fanfare, endorsement deals, but through caitlin clark, we are able to get a lens and a window into how this majority black woman-led league has been treated over time. i mean, case in point, the charter flight issue which has been in the media. you know, this was an issue that the players have been raising for years, and there have been incremental steps along the way. first it was for the playoffs. then it was for the playoffs a

testimony, that traumatic testimony that we saw on the stand, it is something that the judge here, scott mcafee raised when he issued his decision. essentially pushing mr. wade off the case saying it was basically fani willis could continue with the case, or nathan wade had to leave the team. and it's a moment, you just kinda have to just see it to get a sense of just how critical these questions are about the timeline. and woolf, obviously it's quite telling given all of this is what led to nathan wade having to resign from this case. as he did. and that dramatic moment three months ago, it was very dramatic indeed, kaitlan collins. thank you very much. and we of course will be sure to watch your full interview with nathan wade later tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern on your program the source we'll be watching for sure right now, i want to bring in our legal and political experts for more analysis elliot williams, zero legal analyst is weighed correct to say nothing prevents a sitting president sitting president for being tried in a georgia court. >> he's correct technically because nothing does pre

dechambeau won't get to play in paris speaking on the pat mcafee show yesterday, the two-time major winnerggest factors is, his jumped to saudi bag liv golf, which isn't eligible for world ranking points hopefully one. day this game of golf will, will get figured out and come back together. and i'll be able to play i'm playing great golf. >> i'm excited but ultimately it can frustrated, disappointed. sure. you could actually say that, but i made the choices that i made and there's consequences to that and i respect it meantime, rory mcilroy is keeping a setup following his disastrous finish at the open that saw him fall one stroke short of his first major victory in almost and years he posted on social media on monday saying, quote, yesterday was the tough day, probably the toughest i've had in my nearly 17 years as a professional golfer. >> he then went on to say, as i reflect on my week, i'll rue a few things over the course of the tournament. mostly the two this plots on 16 and 18 on the final day. but as i always try to do, i'll look at the positives of the week that far out with a neg

here is the always controversial pat mcafee on espn i would like the media people that continue to say this rookie class, this rookie class, this rookie class, not just call it for what it is. >> there's one white for the indiana team. who is a superstar? >> yeah, kara is the media, the swartz media losing its mind. >> i a fat macrophage for sure that's his brand. i think he likes to say controversial things, so, you i she also was incredibly cordial here. she she said he's he apologize. she said it's okay. she's famous. and if you watch replay on, i did recently she's electric to watch. are those and i'm not as big any gun. i'm sport's ball fan. >> but did she changes the tenor of the game when qizan the court so she's going to attract all the attention. >> you didn't invite beta. again, i'm going would you like to come i'm going absolutely. >> seriously yeah. okay. all right. great. mid july, you and i are going well, i hope it's not during the republican convention what about the media just doing what they do? >> well, it sort of gets my point about race. it's like people are lookin