 It's a big win for Donald Trump, who can now engage in a protracted back and forth with prosecutors and judges over whether what he did in the lead up to January 6th was official and off the table for the courts, or unofficial and still subject to prosecution. ABC's legal analyst Kim Whaley says this sends a message to voters. You need to cast ballots for people that you believe are going to act with personal integrity because they are now getting rid of tickets for speeding through red lights in the Oval Office.