Thanks to you at home for joining us this hour for a special edition of the Rachel Maddo show, which is my interview with Stormy Daniels.

When Ms Daniels agreed to this interview, it was, I think in large part because that trial was over.

The Republican presumptive nominee for President, former President Donald Trump's criminal trial in New York

centered on the payment that was made to Ms Daniels to try to stop her from speaking publicly

about her experience with Mr. Trump.

Ms. Daniels testified in that trial.

Mr. Trump was convicted by the jury on all 34 counts with which he was charged.

After his conviction, after that trial was over,

that is when Ms Daniels agreed to sit down with me for her first American interview after

the conclusion of the trial. But now, it seems, the trial maybe is

no longer concluded. It is no longer over. Today in New York, Judge Juan Marshon agreed to delay Donald Trump's

sentencing in this case. He's facing up to four years in prison here. That

sentencing will be delayed now so that Judge Rashan can consider a new motion from

Trump's defense lawyers. The new motion from them is because of the just

astonishing US Supreme Court ruling yesterday,

which went further than basically any legal observers

had expected in granting Trump immunity from prosecution

for anything he did while in office

that could loosely be construed as an official act.

One of the most radical elements of the Supreme Court's decision, one that was so radical

Justice Amy Coney Barrett wouldn't actually sign on to this part of it.

One of the most radical parts of it is that the ruling not only establishes that Trump can't

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