Georgia D.A. Fani Willis, head prosecutor of the Georgia election interference case that has indicted Donald Trump, is the subject of a misconduct hearing after one of Trump's co-defendants raised Willis' relationship with a fellow prosecutor as a conflict of interest. Judge McAfee said that Willis could be disqualified from the case if the District Attorney's relationship with another prosecutor is deemed "improper". What happens to the case if Willis is disqualified or decides to step aside? Katie Phang Show explains.
