Hey there from CNN. I'm David Rhine with the five things you need to know for

Saturday September 16th. Yesterday afternoon we learned that Special Counsel

Jack Smith's office has asked the judge to issue a limited gag order against

former President Donald Trump in the federal 2020 election interference case against

him.

Basically, prosecutors say his verbal attacks against potential witnesses and the judge assigned to the case, Tanya Chukin, are tainting the jury pool and undermining faith in the criminal justice system.

Well, they probably won't be thrilled with what they heard just a few hours later.

He's a deranged individual and he wants to take away my First Amendment rights. Trump railed against Smith at multiple events last night, including at the Prave Vote Stand Summit in Washington, D.C.

And they want to see if they can silence me, so the media, the fake news will ask me a question I'm

sorry I won't be able to answer that how do you think we do in that election

Judge Chuckin has not ruled on the gag order request yet Trump has pleaded not guilty in the case and is denied all wrongdoing gag So I want to get a quick update from CNN business and politics correspondent Vanessa

Yurkavich who's been covering every minute of this Vanessa are the two sides

even talking at this point.

Hi David I'm here in Detroit and after 24 hours of targeted strikes against the big three

automakers, Stilantis General Motors, and Ford will get back to the negotiating table with the Union on

Saturday. At the same time that White House

Senior Advisor Jean Spurling and Acting Labor Secretary Julie Sue are headed to town at the direction

of President Biden to try to help move negotiations forward.

Despite the automakers offering what they call historic contract proposals,

the union is still asking for a 40% wage increase over four years, tying it to

increases they say the big three CEOs have seen.

You've seen a 34% pay increase in your salary, you make almost 30 million dollars, why should

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