I understand that you're just getting started with expresson analyses, but I think that you're on the wrong track in several ways:
globaltest (the Bioconductor package) does not give p-values for individual probes. It is only for gene sets.
You can't normalize an individual probe in isolation. All the probes need to normalized together. The GSE data series you link provides normalized expression values, so there is no need to you to re-normalize the values.
This forum is only for Bioconductor R software. Bioconductor provides functionality that is not available in any Python package.
There are many Bioconductor guides describing how to analyze Affymetrix data. Probably the easiest would be to download the normalized expression values from GEO and plug them into a limma package analysis.
The data that I use is notification is GPL96.
Should I run it like gtKEGG (set, plz_gt, id = "pd.hg.u133.plus.2")?
M92287_at CCND3 assoc. with response = ALL 2.06e-07 53.19830 2.7
D38073_at MCM3 assoc. with response = ALL 2.48e-06 46.43408 2.7
M81933_at CDC25A assoc. with response = AML 2.18e-05 39.79937 2.7
U31814_at HDAC2 assoc. with response = ALL 3.58e-05 38.17296 2.7
L41870_at RB1 assoc. with response = ALL 3.82e-05 37.95700 2.7
Also, I know that the results are shown in the picture above, but is it correct that you do not provide p-value for individual probes?