What a judge actually do that, which would happen to a normal person and put somebody

in jail for violating an order not to a gag order?

I suspect that's not likely to happen with this defendant, but any other defendant would

probably be facing.

You don't think that she would put him in jail or that they would decide to put him in

jail, ultimately?

I just don't think so.

So according to former Attorney General Eric Holder, any other defendant would be sent

to the slammer for violating a gag order.

So what's stopping the federal judge in Donald Trump's January 6th coup case from making

good on her vow to treat Trump just like any other defendant?

Plus, Senate Democrats set their sights on a couple of conservative Supreme Court justices

besties in their quest to impose some level of ethics oversight on the high court.

And with abortion rights emerging as a driving force in upcoming elections, does anyone

else find it weird that House Republicans have chosen an anti-abortion extremist as their

new speaker?

And we begin tonight with a constitutional question that could determine whether Donald

Trump appears on a state ballot next year.

The House January 6th Committee laid out in stunning detail the events of that day using

video evidence to show meticulously how Donald Trump summoned the mob, assembled the

mob, and lit the flame of the attack.

Now, when a historic trial is underway in Colorado to determine whether Trump should be disqualified

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