Prior to letting the jury back in, Judge James Zagel gave Blagojevich another warning that his antics under cross-examination wouldn't fly while his own lawyers questioned him. He's referring to Blagojevich's tendency to talk over his own lawyers' objections and answer prosecutors' questions anyway.

"You did not stop speaking, and that's fine," Zagel tells Blagojevich. "This is not true of opposing council. ... I don't want to have to admonish you about this in the presence of the jury."

Zagel is telling Blagojevich he can't talk over prosecutors' objections in the same way.

"Thank you, judge," Blagojevich responds.