 Well, as we were just talking about, the judge in President Trump's hush money case in New York agreed to delay his sentencing hearing until September. This comes after a Supreme Court decision says presidents have absolute immunity from prosecution for things they did in their official capacity in office. President Trump's legal team asked for a delay in sentencing after the Supreme Court ruling came out, and Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg agreed. However, Bragg's office said they don't think the Supreme Court's ruling would have any impact on the trial or the guilty verdicts that were rendered by a jury earlier this spring.