Today we're going to talk about the implications of judges not holding Trump to account

in the face of his repeated violations of the law and I interview Potsave America host Tommy

Vittor about the passage of foreign aid how it's impacted Marjor Taylor Green's standing in the house and the implications of

Tik-Tok's possible ban in the US.

I'm Brian Teller Cohen and you're listening to No Lie.

So at some point in the coming minutes, hours, days days or maybe even by the time you've

listened to this Judge Rashan will find Donald Trump in criminal contempt

for any of the more than 10 violations of his gag order and that's in the

New York criminal trial. The moment that Judge

Michon does that, Donald Trump will be in violation of his conditions of

release in other cases. So you remember on August 3rd, 2023, Trump was in

court for his arraignment. That was in DC, and the federal magistrate judge said to Trump,

quote, it is important to comply with your conditions of release if you fail to comply, a warrant may be issued for your arrest and you may be held before trial.

Your most important condition of release is may be issued for your arrest and you may be held before trial.

Your most important condition of release is that you not commit a state, federal, or local offense.

If so, your release may be revoked.

He then asked Donald Trump, do you understand these warnings, sir, to which Trump

nodded?

Let's be clear.

Criminal contempt is a crime, meaning Trump will have committed a crime while on pretrial release

in his other cases, thereby violating the terms of his release, which means

that Judge Chuck Cannon D.C. or Judge McAfee in Fulton County, Georgia, or Judge

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