Willis' father says she was sent so many death threats

The top prosecutor in Georgia's election fraud case against Donald Trump was sent "so many" death threats, says Fani Willis' father.

John Floyd spoke during a misconduct hearing over whether Willis should be removed from post on allegations of conflicts of interest regarding a relationship she had with fellow prosecutor Nathan Wade.

He told the hearing he feared for his daughter's safety saying people threatened to blow the house up and also that his grandchildren had gotten threats to kill.