Trump talks about gag order
trump indictmentJack Smith accuses Trump of ‘threatening’ Mark Meadows — asks for gag order to be revived“No court in American history has imposed a gag order on a criminal defendant who is actively campaigning for public office—let alone the leading candidate for President of the United States,” Trump’s attorneys wrote in a“That centuries-long practice was broken on October 17, 2023, when the district court entered its Opinion and Order, A1 , muzzling President Trump’s core political speech...
Special counsel Jack Smith pointed to recent posts on Trump’s social media account — including one suggesting his former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows was granted immunity in exchange for false testimony. Smith also noted a Texas woman had called Chutkan’s office and threatened to kill her in August if Trump wasn’t re-elected in 2024. That woman was later charged over the threat and her trial began this week.
“Particularly offensive is the Gag Order’s one-sided nature. It prevents President Trump from “targeting” senior public figures—such as Vice President Pence and Attorney General Barr—who routinely attack him and his fitness for the Presidency,” they said. “The Biden Administration chose to indict President Trump in the middle of campaign season in a politically motivated attempt to derail his candidacy, and the First Amendment allows President Trump to speak out against this unconstitutional tyranny,” campaign spokesman Steven Cheung said in a statement.
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