Trump fighting ‘unconstitutional’ gag order on multiple fronts

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Former President Donald Trump on Thursday announced his latest plans to fight the “unconstitutional” gag order against him in his New York criminal hush money case as he seeks to contest fines he has incurred for previous violations.

“I just want to let you know that we’ve just filed a major motion in the appellate division concerning the absolutely unconstitutional gag order, where I’m essentially not allowed to talk to you about anything meaningful that’s going on in the case,” Trump told reporters in the hallway outside his trial before testimony resumed from porn star Stormy Daniels.

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