Hello and welcome to another episode of Prosecuting Donald Trump It's Tuesday, October

17th.

And I'm Andrew Weissman and I'm here with my co-host Mary McCord, Mary, it's so nice to

see you.

There's so much to talk about.

I'm sitting here in New York City and what's going on right now in New York City is that

Donald Trump is attending the civil trial with respect to seven counts brought by the

New York Attorney General.

And in case that's not enough to fill his time, this evening he's scheduled to be deposed

in another civil case brought by Peter Struck, former FBI agent and Lisa Page, a former

DOJ attorney in connection with their civil suit against the Department of Justice, where

Donald Trump is a potential witness and was ordered to be deposed by Judge Amy Burp and

Jackson, a DC judge.

But with all of that, that's not even what we're talking about.

We're going to spend most of our time talking about what happened in DC yesterday with

respect to the ruling by Judge Tanya Chutkin, what's referred to colloquially as a gag

order.

But you and I like to say it's about bail restrictions.

But this is the second time and I think less than two weeks where there has been a court

order imposing restrictions on the former president of the United States.

Again, it's a lot of mind-blowing, but these are restrictions on what he can say.

And then we'll get into the upcoming state election interference trial in Georgia for

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