welcome back to the weekend everyone. special prosecutor nathan wade has officially stepped down from the georgia election interference case. his resignation coming hours after judge scott mcafee found there was no actual conflict stemming from nathan wade s relationship with fani willis and the prosecution of trump and his codefendants could continue as long as either nathan wade or fani willis resigned. joining us to discuss it all is our friend, katie phang, attorney and host of the katie phang show right here on msnbc and our other friend, justice and legal affairs analyst, anthony coley. coley is a former senior advisor to attorney general merrick garland. anthony coley wrote a piece for msnbc.com talking and has tweets. that without sufficient evidence that the district attorney and the prosecution, you talk about willis making a strong argument for why she said stay on the case against trump but she needs to remove her team, the attorney from whom she had a persona
this week, congress returns to work in the blooming fights over foreign and domestic aid is the house prepares to take up a contentious aid package, combining aid to ukraine in its war with russia, with aid to israel as its war against hamas it s the six month mark. and israel says it is reducing its military presence in southern gaza amid growing calls for a cease-fire. now echoed by president biden and dozens of house democrats. and here at home, the white house is preparing to ask congress for federal dollars to repair the collapsed key bridge in baltimore. as with ukraine, heart rate republicans have put conditions on that age, as well. adding yet another challenge for house speaker mike johnson, as he tries to avoid immunity from his shrinking majority. is there a path forward now that congress is back? florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz joins me in a minute with her take. later, a new documentary tracks the rise of cancel culture in america. i talked to a fi