Trump lawyers in Mar-a-Lago filing say evidence supports a gag order -- against Biden

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "Prosecutors say this is only more proof that Trump knows exactly what he's doing.
41% : "The only reasonable inference -- which Trump has made no effort to dispel -- is that he tacitly welcomes and encourages the threats that some of his followers inevitably visit on those whom he targets.
36% : "The Government's exhibits demonstrate that when Trump singles out public servants with vitriolic and inflammatory attacks, those people (and their family members) are routinely subjected to death threats, doxing, swatting, and other forms of harassment as a result," the brief says, adding that judges, court staff, prosecutors, and public officials have all been targeted following statements from Trump.
27% : "There is thus overwhelming evidence that when Trump holds up public servants for sustained, inflammatory attacks, a 'predictable torrent of threats of retribution and violence' follows," the brief says -- and Trump, the government alleges, knows this.
21% : Lawyers for Trump, who continue to insist that Biden is in league with the special counsel, suggest that their focus on Biden -- who is not a party to the Mar-a-Lago case -- will not waver.
16% : "This purported threat, Trump's lawyers say, surpasses the impact of anything Trump has regarding people linked to the cases against him.

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