Trump Slapped with Rare Gag Order After Attacking Judge's Clerk, Likely to Violate It Says Former Acting Solicitor General

Former acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal said gag orders are "really hard to get" in a case.

Katyal explained that to get a gag order imposed, "you got to kind of try." He said Trump "managed to work at it and do it and succeed."

The judge slapped Trump with a gag order after he attacked the judge's law clerk on social media.

Katyal said Trump will "almost certainly" violate the gag order, as it's more likely he'll break it than "almost anything."

If Trump breaks the order, the judge will have to decide how to punish him - either another warning, a fine, or even jail time.