Donald Trump's jury remarks could land him in hot water

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Trump seems to believe it is.
34% : They said there was nothing to justify "continued restrictions on the First Amendment rights of President Trump" and argued that he was entitled to "unrestrained campaign advocacy.
27% : "On March 26, after the court deemed that Trump's "extrajudicial statements went far beyond defending himself against 'attacks' by 'public figures'" and amounted to statements that were "threatening, inflammatory" and "denigrating," Judge Juan Merchan issued a gag order, which prohibits Trump from "making or directing others to make public statements about any prospective juror or any juror in this criminal proceeding.
25% : On a call with the conservative news outlet, Trump said: "Mother Teresa couldn't get a fair trial here -- I've said that.
22% : "During the trial, Trump broke the gag order 10 times, receiving a $1,000 fine for each violation, and the judge warned the former president about continuing to violate the order.
18% : Donald Trump may have gotten himself into trouble after he made public comments about the jury, as he may still be subject to a gag order.

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