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IONUS. UK. Up front next, Trump's gag order back on. An appeals court rules the former president

cannot go after witnesses in the DOJ election interference case, but he is free to attack the special counsel.

So how far will Trump go?

And Israel raises its flag in Gaza City, a highly provocative move, as the United States stands

alone in vetoing a U.N. resolution calling for a ceasefire.

Plus, grim.

That's how one veteran Democratic pollster describes his latest findings.

Young voters, black voters, Latino voters, LGBTQ voters, all collectively giving Donald Trump

higher grades than President Biden.

So what's going on?

I'll ask it.

Let's go out front.

Good evening, everyone. I'm John King. In for Aaron Burnett.

Out front tonight? Trump silenced. A D.C. Court of Appeals upholding most of a gag order in the federal 2020 election case. The three judges say Trump can no longer target witnesses or single-out

individuals related to the court proceedings. The court writing, quote, we agree.

Some aspects of Mr. Trump's public statements pose a significant and imminent threat to the fair

and orderly adjudication of the ongoing criminal proceeding.

Since he was charged, of course, Trump has repeatedly gone after potential witnesses.

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