Trump's Video Appearance Scheduled for Manhattan Criminal Case Hearing.

Former President Donald Trump will appear via live video for his second court hearing in the Manhattan criminal case, where he faces a 34-count felony indictment alleging falsification of business records. The hearing will be the first time a former president has appeared virtually for a criminal court hearing. The judge is expected to explain the terms of a protective order that largely bars Trump from publicizing any material that had not already been made public once it's turned over by prosecutors to his team. Trump's attorneys had argued against the protective order, calling it an "unprecedented and extraordinarily broad muzzle."