with both the prosecution and the defense, telling them they're not allowed to make any public statements, any public representations about this case. all of their argumentation on the matter of this case against manafort and this case against gates, all of the argumentation must happen in the courtroom and in the courtroom only. that gag order happened after manafort's law walked out of court the morning of the indictment and made a big rambling statement to reporters about how innocent his client was. after that gag order. there's a gag order in your case. you can't talk to reporters about your case. you also cannot publish op-ed columns about your case. but this is from the filing tonight. "even if the ghost-written op-ed were entirely accurate, fair and balanced, it would be a violation of this court's november 8th gag order if it had been published. the editorial clearly was undertaken to influence the public's opinion of defense manafort, or else there would be no reason to seek its publication." and even though mueller's office