in the hot seat
The phrase "in the hot seat" typically means being in a position of intense scrutiny, pressure, or accountability. It implies that someone is under scrutiny or facing a challenging situation where they are expected to answer tough questions or take responsibility for their actions. It can also refer to being in a position where one's decisions or judgments are being closely watched or criticized.
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