 ABC legal contributor Brian Buckmeyer breaks it down. The president speaking with the vice president about the election might broadly be considered an official act, but that's because it's found within the Constitution. But something that's not found in the Constitution, the president speaking to Rudy Giuliani about trying to find additional votes, that's not a power that's enumerated within the Constitution and may fall outside of an official act. Mr. Trump posting on his Truth Social site that all of his trials should be dismissed because of the ruling.