 to address what was being done. That's it. In a letter to the judge overseeing the case, Mr. Trump's lawyers sought permission, you've got to have permission, to file a motion to set aside the verdict. Doing so just hours after the Supreme Court issued its landmark ruling involving one of Mr. Trump's other criminal cases. The letter will not be public until Tuesday at the earliest, after which prosecutors will have a chance to respond. This guy, Merchant, we'll see what he does. I don't think he gives a damn who rules what.