Donald Trump, in his speech at the Department of Justice on Friday, said it "should be illegal" for people to criticize judges, adding that it "probably is illegal in some form." It's not the first time the president has expressed this sentiment - on the campaign trail last year,

Trump accuses the press of ‘illegal’ reporting in Justice Department remarks - Trump argues that press criticism of judges should be criminalized despite the president and his allies’ ongoing attacks

President Donald Trump referred to CNN and MSNBC “illegal” during a speech at the Department of Justice on Friday. It marked the latest escalation in his language about the news media and those two networks in particular since he returned to the Oval Office in January.

President Donald Trump spoke at the Justice Department on Friday, where he vocalized many of his problems with the justice system. Among his comments were attacks on the media and activists, who he said are abusing any judge who agrees with him.

President Donald Trump said Friday in a speech at the Department of Justice that US media outlets which cover him critically are "illegal" and "corrupt."