Judge FINALLY imposes gag order on Trump in his Georgia RICO case - Glenn Kirschner

[Rhiannon12866]

Donald Trump has gotten away with intimidation, harassing and threatening language and posts for so long, that it's refreshing to have a judge finally place a gag order on Trump, prohibiting certain types of speech and posts.

This video reviews the bond and release order just signed by Judge McAfee in Trump's Georgia RICO case. - 08/21/2023

[Chainfire]

1. Less than 24 hours...

Trump will explode if he has to keep the terms of the bail.

[MagaSmash]

2. How long before he Violates his Gag Order? Not Long.

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[SeattleVet]

3. Unless they put him in thumb-cuffs to keep him from Bleating...

I give him a maximum of 24 hours until he violates his release order.

[BumRushDaShow]

4. What I had also noted in another thread

was that some of that gag order could potentially end up being defacto applicable for the federal J6 case too because there are overlapping charges and witnesses (including un-indicted co-conspirators), and that was briefly brought up during one of the MSNBC shows too.

[Rhiannon12866]

8. Excellent point, and he continues to violate all of them

How long have we been waiting for this? And what are the chances that he'll comply??

[republianmushroom]

5. And federal judges couldn't do it. Isn't that strange. A state judge has.

Lets see if he brakes conditions and what happens.
31 months and counting

[WestMichRad]

6. I'm going with Day 3 when he violates the order.

And I eagerly look forward to him squealing like a pig (not that I’ll listen!) and being sanctioned.

[Botany]

7. Hello

The court just told Trump he can't act like
Trump.

Check and mate.

[Rhiannon12866]

9. You're right, he just can't help himself. That's who he is and always has been

[wnylib]

10. Isn't Trump's interview with Tucker Carlson supposed to

air this Wednesday? Almost guaranteed that there will be violations of the gag order in it.

Trump's defense will be that the interview was taped before he received the instructions about the limits on what he could do or say. Therefore, he will claim that he can't be held liable for anything in the interview.

Trump's attorneys probably did tell him to cancel the Monday press conference, but I expect that some of what he would have said then will be on his Tucker interview.

[Rhiannon12866]

11. I wasn't sure if this was definite yet, but I certainly agree that he'd violate the gag order

He just can't help himself, that's all he does these days is rant and rave about everyone being so "unfair" to him - and spout more lies. All he's got are complaints about the fix he got himself in. And it's no surprise that he'd skip the debate, he considers himself way too important to share a stage or wait his turn to speak - everything has to be all about him - like that "town hall" he did which also got him into additional legal trouble.

[wnylib]

12. I read that the Tucker interview will be aired

on Wednesday, the day of the Republican primary debate. The goal, of course, is to draw attention away from the debate and onto Trump.

I cannot imagine him going through that interview without attacking the prosecutors and court, and possibly co-defendants.

[Rhiannon12866]

13. I can't either, that's all he does - and that has to the the reason for his "interview"

What else has he got??