Fani Willis said GOP Rep. Jim Jordan's congressional attempt to stop her prosecution of Trump is 'unconstitutional' and said he lacks 'a basic understanding of the law'

• In August, Rep. Jim Jordan helped launch a congressional inquiry into District Attorney Fani Willis.
• She responded on Thursday in a letter, claiming Jordan lacked "a basic understanding of the law."
• Willis suggested Jordan purchase a $249 law textbook to learn more about how RICO cases work.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis told GOP Rep. Jim Jordan that he lacked "a basic understanding of the law, its practice, and the ethical obligations of attorneys generally and prosecutors specifically" after he sent her a letter in late August "demanding information and communications" and helped start a congressional inquiry of her prosecution against former President Donald Trump.