Good morning. Welcome, Axios today. It's Friday, August 19th. I'm Nyla Boudou. Here's what you need to know today.

Democrats try to head off disinformation targeting Latinos. Plus, one family's experience with the gap in that new FDA hearing aid rule.

But first, has former President Trump had a reset? That's today's one big thing.

It's the middle of August, but political news doesn't seem to be taking any summer breaks. We got big developments this week from Trump world and ongoing investigations into the former president and his inner circle.

In Liz Cheney was the latest Republican to lose to a Trump back challenger in a primary.

Axios co-founder Mike Allen has a smart brevity week in review for us. Hey, Mike. Hey, Nyla.

Mike, we learned yesterday that we might get a look at a currently sealed affidavit that was at the heart of the FBI, Mar-a-Lago search.

What would it mean for the public to get access to this?

Nyla, I can tell you from my reporting, Democrats are queasy about this.

They say Mary Garland, the attorney general, is very cautious and they trust in.

But they think that out in America, especially with centrist independent voters, there's going to be a very high bar for what people think was reasonable cause for this extraordinary search.

But there's what a burden on the justice department, not only now to show what they knew when they do it, why they did it.

But also, what's going to come next? I think that's ultimately what's going to matter? What are the results for the former president?

Mike, also yesterday, the former CFO of the Trump organization, Alan Weisselberg, pleaded guilty to 15 felonies and admitted to helping the Trump organization run a tax scheme.

What does this mean for the former president's company?

We have to pause and say, what a big deal Alan Weisselberg was in that world.

I went and visited President Trump at Trump Tower right before he was inaugurated after he had been elected back in 2016.

And where there were just a couple of trusted aides and Alan Weisselberg was one of them. He saw everything.

There was something going on with the book, sir, if there were more than one set of books or whatever there was, he would know.

And so this was an amazing turn, amazing witness for prosecutors to have.

Finally, Mike, we did get some more information about the former president's political power, especially when we think about what happened in Wyoming's primary.

What to your mind is the significance of that story this week?

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