Judge Juan Merchan warned former President Trump to tone down his rhetoric or a gag order will be imposed ahead of his speech at Mar-a-Lago Tuesday evening.
All-star panelists Katie Pavlich, Marie Harf and Howard Kurtz weigh in on the Trump probe and the Russia-Ukraine war on 'Special Report.'"Please refrain from making statements that are likely to incite violence or civil unrest," Judge Juan Merchan cautioned at Tuesday’s arraignment of the former president. He asked Trump to avoid language that could"jeopardize the rule of law.
Once Trump flew back to Florida from New York, the question hung in the air: Would he follow the judge’s advice? This is, after all, the man whose aides, advisers and even family members have been trying to persuade to curtail his personal attacks and insults since he launched his first campaign in 2015.
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