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Panthers Nurture Fani’s Ethics?

District Attorney Fani Willis testified in defense of herself on Thursday in a misconduct hearing … and it probably wasn’t a good decision.

Willis took the stand to push back against an attempt to disqualify her from heading Georgia’s election interference case against former President Donald Trump. But she may have revealed TOO MUCH about her alleged affair and her practice of keeping large sums of cash at home.

It seems her father, John Clifford Floyd III, taught her the value of keeping cash on hand. Floyd was a founder of the Black Panther Political Party in Los Angeles, Calif. For a time, Angela Davis belonged to his Black Panther unit.

Glenn Beck and his sidekick Steve “Stu” Burguiere review the “incredible” testimony.

Are you wanting to see more of the trial itself — and not only commentary from pundits? If so, you should watch Robert Gouveia’s Watching the Watcher coverage of the trial.

This video runs about as long as a marathon — more than four hours of material — but gives you the full picture as Fani Willis returns to the stand in DAY 2 of an evidentiary hearing in Judge Scott McAfee’s courtroom.

She’s defending herself against being disqualified from the Trump Prosecution. Defense attorneys, led by Michael Roman’s lawyer Ashleigh Merchant, argue the entire RICO case should be dismissed after uncovering evidence of an affair between Fani and her Special Prosecutor, Nathan Wade.