Trump Faces Potential Gag Order in January 6 Case as Infighting Continues Among House Republicans Over Speaker Nomination
-
Federal judge Tanya Chutkan will consider imposing a gag order on Trump in January 6 election subversion case. Could restrict his comments about witnesses and prosecutors.
-
Special counsel Jack Smith has charged Trump with trying to overturn 2020 election and requested gag order to prevent Trump from attacking people involved.
-
If imposed, would be first time Trump faces consequences for his outspokenness. Raises questions about potential jail time if he violates order.
-
Joe Biden postponed Colorado trip to participate in national security meetings as Israel invasion of Gaza looms.
-
House Republicans continue infighting over speaker nomination ahead of Tuesday vote, with no resolution in sight.