I will. They're not taking away my First Amendment. If he continues on his promise and is true to

his word today at the New Hampshire rally that he is going to talk about the case. And if that

means talking about whatever evidence is restricted in an agreed upon protection order,

we will have a presidential candidate who is campaigning from

behind bars because he's being held on contempt of court. That's where this slow-moving train

is now speeding up and heading. Former President Donald Trump promising to violate his

potential protective order saying that he will talk about the criminal

charges he faces, just as the judge in the January 6th case sets a new date for his lawyers

and the special counsel to appear in court.

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What this now means for the upcoming November ballot measure on abortion.

And a major leadership shakeup in the presidential campaign of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

We'll tell you who he just replaced as he tries to reboot his struggling 24 bid. Good morning. Welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, August 9th. I'm Jonathan

Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. And we've got a busy show of news. We'll get right to it.

Donald Trump's lawyers have been called to appear in court later this week.

After a judge rejected their apparent attempts to delay what is normally a routine procedure

in the 2020 elections case against their client.

After days of back and forth regarding a protective order requested by prosecutors,

Judge Tanya Chutkin put her foot down yesterday and scheduled a hearing on the matter for this

Friday. Just one day earlier, the judge asked Trump's lawyers and the Department of Justice

to submit dates for when they would

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