Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley discussed the latest developments in the DOJ's review of documents seized from former President Trump's Florida estate on Wednesday's "Hannity."
JONATHAN TURLEY: The picture was something that immediately stood out its attachment, F and I, when you look at the actual text, the only purpose of attachment F appears to be the statement that there were covers on these documents showing they're classified. Obviously, the court didn't need a picture to show that it wasn't even contested by the Trump people, but instead they went ahead and put that in. I think it was for public consumption. I think there they like that image and they wanted to get it out there. But what's also curious is the level of detail in this filing.
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This is the Department of Justice that previously said that not a single sentence should be released from the affidavit because national security would be harmed or the investigation would be undermined. They did release a redacted affidavit that confirmed many points. It really did show that their earlier representation was overwrought and overbroad. Now they're making the same arguments. They're saying that a special master would endanger national security and and their case. Why? I mean, the special master is an extension of the court. They are appointed all the time. A special master helps to create a record upon which the court can make decisions. I thought that the legal aspects of their filing was really transparently weak.
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