Good evening, the Ombuds 2 months since the FBI executed a lawful court approved search

of Mar-a-Lago, which yielded more than 100 documents marked as classified that do not

belong to him, the former president has taken nearly every step possible to slow the

legal process surrounding them, everything short of taking his case to the Supreme Court,

and now he's done that.

Something most ordinary people in his situation cannot even dream of doing, and again, most

people aren't to ex-presidents and most ex-presidents are not like this ex-president.

In a moment, what our legal panel makes the move will be joined as well by former

Attorney General Eric Holder, but first, he means Justice Corp. Jessica Schneider.

And exactly what the former president's lawyers are asking for, and perhaps significantly,

which justice they're asking.

Jessica, what more do we know about what the former president is seeking from the court?

Yeah, so right now they filed this emergency request at the court, Anderson.

Even though they waited almost two weeks after the 11th Circuit ruled on this, and now we're

finding out that the Justice Department has one more week to file its response.

So Trump's team here, they're asking for a very limited relief.

Basically, what they want is the special master to get access to these 100 classified documents

that he's been blocked from reviewing ever since the 11th Circuit ruled.

And crucially here, if the special master regained access, that would mean that Trump's legal

team would also get to see these classified documents, and that's something that they've

long been angling for.

And what Trump's team is arguing is they say the 11th Circuit just didn't have the jurisdiction

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