You've been listening to the judge there in Georgia, Judge Scott McAfee, who says he will make his decision in about two weeks, that's the max time he gave there on whether or not the district attorney in this case

Fani Willis will be ultimately disqualified. It is not an overstatement to say

that the prosecution of Donald Trump in the state of Georgia hangs on what you have just been

listening to. That last person there who is speaking to the court with Steve

Seidel that is Donald Trump's attorney here but shortly before that we heard

from the prosecution as the chief deputy district attorney was arguing against the

disqualification of his boss, Fani Willis, who I should note was sitting behind members of her staff as the judge is now weighing her

fate in this case. Welcome to the lead. I'm Caitlin Collins in for Jake

Tapper on this Friday. Fondi Willis of course is the woman who charged

Trump with attempting to overturn the 2020 election in the state of Georgia along with a slew of co-defendants whose attorneys were also in that room.

But now she herself is facing allegations of an improper relationship with the special prosecutor that she put on that case.

If Wallace is disqualified, the case could very well not happen.

A lot is at stake here. I want to bring in CNN's chief legal

analyst anchor Laura Coates, who's been watching every moment of this

hearing has been in Atlanta as part of this has been going on as well.

Laura, I mean the stakes here are so incredibly high now that we do have the closing arguments

and this is really in Scott McAfee's hands, the judge here, what's your sense of how today

went for each side?

Oh, the stakes are unbelievably high. We're talking about an 18

originally co-defending case which also includes the former president of the

United States. Take a step back as to why we're here. This is not the

prosecutor's burden to prove that they should stay in the case.

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