 ABC's Peter Haralambos is joining us on the Northwest News line. And Trump's lawyers have already made a move to throw out his conviction in New York for falsifying business records. But how are they saying this immunity ruling impacts a case around his personal business dealings? So Trump's lawyers at this point are now arguing that the jury saw critical evidence that would have not been allowed now that there's this Supreme Court immunity ruling. They specifically point to the testimony of former White House communications director Hogan.