Not likely - it's been illegal since 1946

@shankypanky usually to protect the rights of the accused, but Trump wants it televised (at least that's his public position).Strong First Amendment rights argument.

@KevinBlaw I'd be really surprised if it happens, but the whole system feels like a dog and pony show sometimes so who knows! 😅
I prefer to hope that they wouldn't televise it just because it's an election year and a former reality star/president requests it, particularly given his history etc. Let's see if I'm naive.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/column-will-trumps-grandstanding-demand-tv-broadcast-election-trial-sway-court-2023-11-14/

Related market: what position will Trump take on this?

https://manifold.markets/FrederickNorris/will-trump-say-yes-he-wants-his-jan

Will Trump say YES he wants his January 6 trial in Washington DC televised?

50% chance. This is not a market about whether the trial WILL BE televised. Judge Chutkan has asked Donald Trump to take a position. Trump says YES, he doesn't object to the trial being televised, then this resolves YES. Trump says NO, he doesn't want the trial televisied, it resolves NO. If there is an ambiguous or no answer, then this will resolve N/A. Trump's answer must be very clear to get a resolution. https://twitter.com/RonFilipkowski/status/1717969875140751534