which we see time and again. i think it would have seriou first amendment problems but at the same time, we v seen but trump s words can d in the most terrific of ways o january 6th. and they re all sorts of exceptions to the firs amendment and free speech when it comes to the sort of thing. so i expect the judge tomorrow is going to do the following he is going to treat wit donald trump like any othe criminal defendant, recognizin that whatever he does here can set president or future trials so if you want every mafia trial, every drug case, to hav these kinds of attacks on th district attorney and th system, then he is not going t gag. on the other hand, if he think that there are things that could potentially cross th line, i think he will wait and see if donald trump crosses it
and he keeps standing. even if we go back to - just thinking about even - he s been tagged for stock trading stuff back in the 80s. but everything that he has faced, every consequence tha he has faced in terms of his behavior in stepping over th line has been civil. this is criminal, and this i really serious and i think it has got to be sobering i cannot imagine that it would not be i think you re sort of seeing, i think he has withdrawn a little bit right now and i think that it s sinkin in i think the next phase wil probably be some outburst. but i don t think it can b anything but incredibl sobering moment for him righ now. you covered allen weisselberg s trial. he standing with the trumps. he s a 70 something year old man sitting in rikers island after not flipping on donald trump right now. do you think there s any chanc he is going to change course i think there s always chance and i think five months in
country. yet none of them made a single comment about donald trump s conduct, even in the last 24 hours, railing against da alvi bragg, going after his wife, going after the judge. do you think the judge is goin to put forward a gag order t stop this? it s an interesting point stephanie. i think a gag orders are reall imposed. i m fearful because obviousl everyone involved as first amendment rights, includin here, a presidential candidate but i do think that trump is over time, going to get himsel closer and closer down tha road we did see that in the roger stone case, when he crossed th line and posted some socia media messages that were threatening of the judge i think if he keeps it up here he could eventually get there. i not what he wants, i think h probably wants to go up to a line i would say it s very dangerous, stephanie, it makes me ver concerned about the future i this country because we need our judiciary,
moved to manhattan he has been subjected to tha law almost his entire life before he left the state for florida. sometimes new jersey and this is as a kind of a thing that, when you look at the arc of his life, has now a inevitable feel to it as you look back on that park i suppose it does, lawrence it seems that donald trump has for almost his entire and ol lifetime, managed to evade the law and to skate close to th line and sometime not be hel accountable for it so people should not b prosecuted because they must have done something bad in their lives, it is based on particular crime where there i probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed b this person. but there has to be some feeling of justice, that finally donald trump is goin to face accountability he certainly has the presumption of innocence, he will be afforded all due