Terrence Bradley, the former divorce attorney for special prosecutor Nathan Wade, testified Tuesday during a hearing over whether Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis should be removed from a Georgia election interference case. Although Bradley previously cited attorney-client privilege as his reason for refusing to answer questions during a two-day evidentiary hearing in February, Judge Scott McAfee ruled he must testify on topics not covered by that doctrine. Chandelle Summer, former Fulton County assistant public defender, joins "On Balance" to discuss the possibility of Willis being removed.
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