Trump may be encouraging political supporters to say his words for him.
Donald Trump may have broken his court-ordered gag order by getting supporters to speak for him, legal analysts have said.Several media outlets reported that Trump wrote notes in court for his political supporters to say outside the courtroom during his New York criminal trial, thereby potentially circumventing the gag order. The order prevents Trump from speaking about the jury or potential witnesses in the hush money case.New York attorney David R.
'Hopefully we'll have more and more senators and congressmen go up every day to represent him and be able to go out and overcome this gag order, and that's one of the reasons we went—is to be able to speak our piece for President Trump,' Tuberville told the conservative Newsmax channel on Tuesday.Tuberville and fellow Republican Senators J.D. Vance and Rick Scott attended the trial on Monday and later criticized it while speaking to the media.
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