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"The speed at which this is moving suggests he will lose the war," predicted legal expert Norm Eisen

Former President Trump’s attorneys are battling with the Justice Department over a protective order in his criminal case stemming from efforts to overturn the 2020 election and the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. The proposal would not limit Trump’s ability to discuss the prosecution generally, making it distinct from a gag order, which would restrict Trump’s…

Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday kept up his attacks on special counsel Jack Smith and vowed to continue talking about his criminal cases even as prosecutors sought a protective order to limit the evidence that Trump and his team could share. In the early voting state of New Hampshire, Trump assailed Smith as a “thug prosecutor” and a “deranged guy” a week after being indicted on felony charges for his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election in t...

His lawyers latest moves and the battle of the special counsels request for a protective order. while jack smith fires back with his own response. then ron desantis about face on his biggest 2020 election lies, as he attempts to revamp his 2024 campaign. and a look ahead to tomorrows political special election in ohio. what it could mean for the states constitution and the fight for abortion access. -- as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again. i...

Donald Trump on Tuesday vowed that he "will talk" about the criminal charges he faces because of his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

"WE WILL BE IMMEDIATELY ASKING FOR RECUSAL OF THIS JUDGE ON VERY POWERFUL GROUNDS," the president wrote on Truth Social, "AND LIKEWISE FOR VENUE CHANGE"

‘There is no way I can get a fair trial with the judge “assigned” to the ridiculous freedom of speech/fair elections case,’ Trump wrote on Truth Social in all-caps

Protective order bans company owner from going within 500 feet of workplace of woman he dated

The former president again goes on the offensive, signaling he won't stop discussing Jan. 6 election fraud case or attacking the judge and prosecutor.

Former President Trump argued Monday that he should not be subject to a protective order to limit what he can say in his Jan. 6 criminal case, claiming it would infringe on his free speech. “No, I shouldn’t have a protective order placed on me because it would impinge upon my right to FREE SPEECH,”…