 We are back with live special coverage from NPR News. I'm Michelle Martin. We're talking about the decision in the Supreme Court case that will determine whether former President Donald Trump is immune from prosecution. The court has ruled that a former president does have absolute immunity for his quote-unquote core constitutional powers while carrying out official acts, but not for unofficial acts. We've heard first from national justice correspondent Kerry Johnson. We're going to hear now from senior Washington editor and correspondent Ron Elving.