1:37 p.m. ET, May 10, 2024
Trump laments his gag order: “Everybody can say whatever they want”
Former President Donald Trump, with attorney Todd Blanche, speaks to the press before leaving for the day Friday.
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As Donald Trump left court Friday, he lamented his gag order while others say “whatever they want.”
“Everybody can say whatever they want,” he said. “But I’m not allowed to say anything about anybody.”
“It’s a disgrace,” he added.
He went on to show clips of stories criticizing the case, including from Jonathan Turley and Sean Hannity. Trump also repeatedly attacked President Joe Biden and took credit for the stock market going up, claiming it’s a response to his leading in the polls.
During the trial on Friday, CNN’s reporters saw Trump going through a large pile of clips.
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