It's actually kind of complicated. I did some digging and it looks like the problem is that he wanted a new judge in his case challenging the election results in Georgia. But he made a legal move that prevented that from happening.
This is the case he's talking about (warning: legal language). Trump originally asked for emergency relief, which means the case could be decided in days or weeks instead of months or years. Then he withdrew that request for some reason. So the original judge said no emergency relief for you. You don't get it unless you ask for it and the judge decides it's appropriate.
Well, Trump didn't like that, so he did two things. He filed an appeal (of an order that you're not allowed to appeal). That basically puts a stop to your case until the appeal is over. That's just how it works and even brand new lawyers know this.
At the same time, he asked for his case to be assigned to a new judge. The court couldn't say yes or no to that request because of the appeal. Thus the complaint that they wouldn't assign a judge.
He dismissed the appeal a few weeks later and got a new judge.
She threw their homework and other things in the trash. Said they had until the end of the day to pay cash or do chores to get it back so they could learn the real value of their things.
She took her son's bed away for seven months, apparently because he played a prank on his brother.
Oh, and the kids had to make their own school lunch in the morning. The school calls one day because her 6 year old daughter didn't have any food. She let the girl go hungry. Quote: