It's a brand new week and a brand new Wkly Hit List. Plans for the 10th Anniversary of this blog are slowly coming together and one can only hope the the execution of said plans will be just as great. We're currently in the midst of editing our first new episode of FakeTV Box recorded at iAmKwame.com Studios at 114th Road Studios New York. it's a like a homecoming that's two months in the making and is full of surprises. I can tell you right that the 5-Day Rounder is full of surprises itself, so take a look down below see what we were able to dig up this week.
One year ago yesterday, KlicKNet brought the Youtube World Premiere of NickCam on our channel. We're extremely proud of it and how well it's done on YouTube, and I for one would more than love to have a one-year anniversary screening and reunion with the cast and crew that helped to bring this story to life. Relive the lunacy that is NickCam in a BIG Peek of the Week. To any new KlicKNettars who hasn't seen this film at all, you could be dying of laughter once you'll finished watching it.
Our Inside Scoop this week is new, but sad development in the Georgia election racketeering case against Former United States President Donald Trump. One week ago, we discussing how Trump was found guilty and convicted for all charges in the New York Hush Money Trial and how it made all the headlines across the country. We've also mentioned on this blog that all is not going well in favor of the prosecutors handling the other the criminal cases against Trump and the Georgia election racketeering case has been the one we've been most glued to for almost a year. If you prefer for us to give you visual aids about all of this, then you might be in luck because one day this summer will give a much bolder take on the Hush Money Trial and Georgia in a new episode of FakeTV Box. So with all of that being said, here's what we've learned this week.
This past Wednesday Evening, the Court of Appeals in Georgia elected to halt halted the Georgia election racketeering case against Donald Trump and several of his co-defendants. CNN calls it "a massive victory for the former president seeking to push further legal issues until 2025 if he can’t beat them altogether." Like we've said before, while there was no problem with the New York case at all, there's always been come crazy reason why the others (which by the way are even more damaging to Trump than New York) couldn't even get an official trial date. We did several posts saying how Trump and his co-defendants in Georgia have been trying to get Fulton County DA Fani Willis disqualified from the case because of a romantic relationship she had with Nathan Wade, whom she hired to help handle the case as special prosecutor. This led to a short, but effective trial where attorneys for Trump and the co-defendants sought to prove their case against Willis and Wade to Fulton County Superior Judge Scott McAfee.
It's complicated from there because Fani Willis was making headlines for all the wrong reasons, and Trump managed to put the spotlight on her and away from the charges against him in Georgia. I've been going through this in my mind, and every time I think about the Georgia Case, I think about The Dark Knight from 2008, which I've seen a hundred times and watched it again this week. One important plot in The Dark Knight is Gotham DA Harvey Dent's prosecution against all members of the mob in "one giant RICO conspiracy case," a move that put well over 500 criminals in jail, but could easily be reversed if the mobsters tried to use any dirt found on Dent to appeal and undo the prosecution so " that the criminals in jail would be allowed back on the streets of Gotham City." We all know how in the third act, Harvey Dent loses his lover, goes from The White Knight to Two-Face, and he goes on murder spree which is later revealed to the people of Gotham in The Dark Knight Rises. So, what does all of this have to do with Fani Willis you might ask.
Trump and the co-defendants in Georgia found some dirt on Willis which led to the loss of her special prosecutor, and she could be as good as gone herself. According to CNN: "The Georgia Court of Appeals' filing of a new order last Wednesday proves to be an indication that a trial in the state-level Georgia election subversion case will not occur before the 2024 presidential election. The court has said that the case will be on hold until a panel of judges rules on whether Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis should be disqualified. The appeals court is expected to rule on the disqualification issue by March 2025, though it could issue a ruling sooner." With the New York Hush Money Trial finally over and sentencing for the Convicted Former President expected to happen before the Republican National Convention next month in July. The prosecutors handling the Trump criminal cases in Georgia, DC, and Florida will have to look towards the voters who will be given a chose this November to keep Trump out of the White House or, they along with the rest of the country will be screwed.
That's your Celebrity of the Week, and this has been the Wkly Hit List.
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