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As House Republicans gather to try again to elect a new speaker of the House.

Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal.

We are joined today by my colleagues, columnists, Bill McGurne and Kim Strassel.

The hearing at the Federal Court House was a contentious one with judge Tanya Chutkin and the lawyer

representing President Donald Trump. It involved his statements on social media and potential statements

on social media and resulted in a gag order that was issued and the judge confirmed from the

bench that she would do that. We finally got to look at the text of the order itself today.

And here's a piece of it. It says, since his indictment and even after the government filed

the instant motion, defendant has continued to make similar statements attacking individuals involved

in the judicial process, including potential witnesses, prosecutors, and court staff.

The judge then adds the court finds that such statements pose a significant and immediate risk

that witnesses will be intimidated or otherwise unduly influenced by the prospect of being

themselves targeted for harassment or threats. And attorneys, public servants, and other court

staff will themselves become targets for threats and harassment. And here is Donald Trump reacting

to this. I believe this is outside of the New York Courthouse where the civil case against him

and his business organization is taking place. But he's responding to the gag order in this federal

case on the attempt to overturn the 2020 election. We're being railroaded. And I've other trials

with being railroaded. You saw yesterday when they take away my right to speak. I won't be able

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