Judge in Trump classified documents case considers barring him from attacking FBI

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Trump wrote in a social media post last month.
41% : The request to the US district judge, Aileen Cannon - the first time prosecutors have sought to limit Trump' public remarks in this case - raises the stakes for Trump.
22% : By falsely suggesting that FBI agents were prepared to kill him, prosecutors argued, Trump exposed them to the risk of threats, violence and harassment.
22% : To back up their point, prosecutors reminded Cannon that a man tried to shoot his way into an FBI office in Ohio just days after the Mar-a-Lago search, saying "patriots" should head to Florida to defend Trump and kill FBI agents.
20% : But prosecutors did not include an example of Trump's remarks directly leading to a threat, a point Cannon previously pulled up prosecutors on when they sought in a separate motion to force Trump to redact the identities of people involved in the investigation to ensure their safety.
12% : But Trump and some allies twisted the limiting language to claim the FBI was authorized by the Biden administration to shoot him when they searched Mar-a-Lago, even though Trump was not there during the search and the language is standard US justice department policy.

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