Donald Trump’s lawyers filed a request for Judge Aileen Cannon in Florida, asking her to issue a stay of the documents case pending her review of whether the new Supreme Court immunity ruling will save him. Speaking to MSNBC about the filing, former state and federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner said that Cannon’s next steps are to hold an evidentiary hearing to decide whether the evidence in the case falls under Trump’s time in the White House. Trump is charged with 37 counts about the theft of documents from the White House to Mar-a-Lago upon leaving the presidency. Some of the charges include…