Former Trump White House lawyer Ty Cobb predicted on Monday that the former president could be jailed for violating the gag order in his D.C. election interference case.
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan on Sunday reinstated a partial gag order barring Trump from targeting court staff, the special counsel’s team and potential witnesses after prosecutors complained that Trump used a pause in the order to target witnesses like former chief of staff Mark Meadows. Trump’s post targeting Meadows, which Chutkan cited in her ruling as a likely violation of the order, remains up on his Truth Social feed and the former president attacked another potential witness — former Attorney General Bill Barr — on his social platform just an hour after the gag order was reimposed.
