enough to deter him? >> very hard to say, and for this reason, first there's an irony of trump giving repeated sort of statements to the press about how he's gagged. it's just odd because he's obviously not completely gagged. it sort of points out the fact that it was a fairly narrow gag order that the judge imposed, and the judge left open the door for donald trump to talk in any manner he wanted about the judge himself and the district attorney. it was really the witnesses and the families of the court including the judge and the other potential witnesses and prosecutors that the judge was trying to protect. now, donald trump, it seems, has technically violated the gag order particularly with respect to talking about michael cohen and stormy daniels, two potential very likely witnesses in this trial. what trump is complaining about publicly is that michael cohen