It has to stop. That is how assistant district attorney Christopher

Conroy began his description in court today of Donald Trump's

violations of the gag order against him before a judge

Juan Meershaun continued the jury selection process which ended the day with the

full jury of 12 seated and one of the six alternate jurors chosen.

The judge plans to seat five more alternate jurors, possibly tomorrow,

and be ready to hear opening statements from both sides in the case beginning Monday.

When the 12th juror was seated today, the judge said,

we have our jury.

The day started with a new presentation by Assistant District Attorney Christopher Conroy about

Donald Trump's newest violations of the gag order against him, and as predicted on this program last night

Donald Trump's attack on the jury that we reported here last night was

presented to the judge beginning with these words. This is the most disturbing

post. The attorney Conroy reminded the judge of quote of the specific direction and order that your honor gave the

defendant on Tuesday in court related to an outburst he had when the juror was at the rail.

The district attorney Conroy reported to the judge that last evening, quote,

the defendant posted on his truth social account the following.

They are catching undercover liberal activists trying to lying to the judge in order to get on the Trump jury.

Donald Trump's lawyer insisted that that was not a violation of the gag order.

In fact, he said, it brings to light some of the ambiguities in the order.

The Trump lawyers insisted that the gag order did not prevent quote

reposting statements that are already in public by others.

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