Takeaways from Monday's big hearings in the Trump classified documents case

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : He said that while Trump is welcome to campaign, there should be certain limits when it comes to the safety of FBI agents on the case.
45% : Should Congress be more involved?Trump is also aiming to bring Congress into the conversation.
43% : Justice Department attorneys have responded in court that the special counsel operates in line with established policies, in place over several decades and administrations, and that the DOJ is committed to continuing to fund this prosecution of Trump under the attorney general's authorization.
25% : The special counsel's office says that a gag order is needed because Trump has repeatedly, and misleadingly, alleged that the agents who searched his Mar-a-Lago estate in 2022 were authorized to murder him.
21% : The judge also slammed Harbach for not providing evidence of other court rulings on gag orders against Trump, despite referring to those orders in their arguments.
16% : Prosecutor David Harbach responded that other posts and comments by Trump "ultimately result in all types of terrible things," including threats or harassment of law enforcement.
3% : "Trump accuses Smith of trying to punish him for others' actionsTrump's defense attorney Todd Blanche said Monday that there were no threats to FBI agents in Trump's email or social media posts cited by the government, and argued the Justice Department was trying to punish Trump for other people's comments.

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