'No safer place than jail': Trump should be 'incarcerated' for gag order breaches, legal expert says - The ReidOut MSNBC

[Rhiannon12866]

The Trump hush money/election interference trial jury has been seated as prosecutors say Donald Trump has violated a gag order seven more times. - Aired on 04/18/2024.

[Mark.b2]

1. Perhaps Judge Merchan is working out the logistics with the Secret Service...

Before he orders him jailed.

[Rhiannon12866]

2. They've said that there's a jail cell through a door at the back of the courtroom for incarcerated defendants

Waiting for trial. Secret Service would be right nearby.

[Mark.b2]

10. Awesome! Just another piece of GREAT news from today that have buoyed....

My mood about the election that I've needed for months. Reading about the jurors has made me, for the first time, realize that Trump will be jailed soon. Really, it could be any day.

We can now most likely look forward to no insufferable rallies, no debates, no FoxNews interviews, no giving a shit about the federal judge in FL, and so on.

A happy day!

[Rhiannon12866]

12. Well, Fox "News" will continue to lie, but they could be facing yet another lawsuit from the juror who they "outed"

Though if TFG is silenced, he won't be able to issue "orders" nor continue to incite the deluded...

[Mark.b2]

13. One of the worst things for him will be being out of sight....

Out of sight, out of mind. Even for Fox and MAGAts with their panties in a wad over their jailed leader.

I didn't have a lot of hope over the Bragg case being all that helpful, but now, I think it will change the trajectory for the campaign that I've been increasing worried about. But, Judge Merchan and his newly seated jury have me pumped!

[Rhiannon12866]

14. Same here! Finally, after all this time, he's finally facing a criminal trial

And he has not made friends with this judge.

[Runningdawg]

3. House arrest at Trump tower with his usual SS detail, the only place he can go is court.

IMO it doesn't matter where we lock him up as long as we do.

[Rhiannon12866]

5. Makes sense to me a long as he doesn't charge Secret Service exorbitant room and board, like before

[Runningdawg]

6. Does his usual detail live in the penthouse with him full time?

Wherever they live now, while working in Trump Tower, they stay. No change in pay. No change in anything they do on a regular basis except he can't leave. Issue them new rain jackets for when he starts slinging shit.

[Rhiannon12866]

7. That works for me, though I'd prefer regular jail with no hairdresser, makeup artist or McDonald's.

[Runningdawg]

8. Absolutely! But I will be happy if they confine the child to his room. The twit storm will be epic!!

[Rhiannon12866]

9. Ah! And no TV or internet access! Wherever he is, that will be more than enough - no audience to incite!

[Runningdawg]

18. I have to disagree. Freedom of speech. (or give him enough rope...)

[Rhiannon12866]

19. He's out of control and his attacks and threats put people in danger - he needs a "time out."

[jmbar2]

4. Give him 2 hours in a regular jail for the next offense, just to get a feel for it.

Short enough to not make him a martyr, but long enough to make him not want to go back.

[Rhiannon12866]

11. It's been said that there's a jail cell off the back of the courtroom for incarcerated defendants waiting for trial

He could be sent to wait there while they interview the rest of the jury alternates to protect them from intimidation and attacks.

[jmbar2]

15. Cool

I hope it has real jail food.

[Rhiannon12866]

16. Same here, no more McDonalds and KFC...

[sanatanadharma]

17. Solitary confinement for safety

Solitary confinement for safety.