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So the judge in this case just issued an expanded gag order, barring Trump from talking publicly about his own family. He behaves in many, many respects like a mob boss.

He lacks sufficient self-control to be able to comply with these orders, I think.

And the question is, what do you do when he ultimately crosses the line, which actually

probably has all that.

What do they do?

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That's a place. It's a location. Oh. It's both an address.

It's both an address and a physical location.

I don't know.

I was on third.

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