off. havpeople are allowed to speaki about me. and i have a gag order just to show you how much more unfair they take it away. t my constitutional rights to speak. and that include to s the i have lot to say and i'm not allowed y to say it. anyone else can say whatever they want about me. they can say anything they wantn they continue to make up lies and everything else. joining me now, fox news contributor and george washington university law georr jonathan. pr so, professor, help me out on the gag order. there's going to bofr, help e an tuesday. >> he's gagged but he continues continow d. >> how do you see this playing p out? f >> well, you know, this is the troubling aspect of that order. thesthe gae gag orders have bece very commonplace for courts, but this anything but your most common case. i meanca , they you've gott in a defendant who's running for president in an electionn elec i that is going to turn on for many voters, the weaponization of the legal system. this case is the bes ct exampla