Donald Trump Flips Out Over Barron's Graduation Ban. Here's What The Judge Really Said.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Merchan actually said it may be possible for Trump to attend the May 17 celebration, but he'd have to see how the trial develops.
43% : The latest disingenuous spin of Trump, his family and allies was pointed out by critics, who also noted that defendants shouldn't receive special privileges:
28% : Trump nevertheless spun it into an attack on what he called the "scam" proceedings against him as he first fumed outside the courthouse:And then in a post on his Truth Social platform:"Pure evil," Trump's eldest son Donald Trump Jr. wrote on X (formerly Twitter) in response to right-wing outrage:Eric Trump, meanwhile, slammed Merchan as "truly heartless in not letting a father attend his son's graduation.
18% : Merchan did warn, however, that Trump could face arrest if he misses court or disrupts proceedings in the trial centered on allegations that before the 2016 election he paid porn actor Stormy Daniels to keep quiet about their alleged affair which allegedly took place when his wife, Melania Trump, was caring for their then-infant son Barron.
12% : Conservatives got into a tizzy on Monday after Donald Trump raged it "looks like" Judge Juan Merchan, who is overseeing the former president's criminal hush money trial, will "not let me go" to the high school graduation ceremony of son Barron Trump.

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