Donald Trump has consistently voiced his frustration over the legal proceedings of his "hush money" trial in New York, which he believes have unfairly constrained his ability to campaign for the upcoming election.

Despite facing constraints from the trial judge, Trump has admirably sought to involve potential running mates, such as Doug Burgum, Byron Donalds, and Vivek Ramaswamy, in his campaign efforts. These individuals, standing by Trump's side during the trial, have shown unwavering loyalty and support, likely aiming to enhance their standing as potential vice presidential candidates.

Their presence has been a testament to Trump's broad appeal and the strength of his political movement, despite attempts to stifle his voice through a "gag order." This trial, though challenging, has not dampened Trump's resolve or his popularity among key figures in the Republican Party, underscoring his resilience and determination to fight against what he perceives as politically motivated attacks.