On the 12th local time, it was learned that the New York State Supreme Court rejected the appeal of former President Trump's gag order in his "hush money" criminal case on the same day, saying that the gag order "does not directly address substantive constitutional issues". It is reported that Trump emphasized his candidacy for president in this year's election, arguing that the gag order violates the First Amendment rights of him and his millions of supporters. Previously, Trump was charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records in the "hush money" case in May this year.