All right, as you just heard, the former president's legal team has just had it say after the

Justice Department says a mouthful about classified documents at Mar-a-Lago.

John Berman here in Prandterson seconds ago.

Lawyers for the former president took the next step in their effort to force an independent

review of materials taken from his Florida mansion.

Their court filing, which we just got our hands on, second ago, caps a day of reaction

to a Justice Department filing and the picture, this one, an attachment F. It shows highly

classified documents that the FBI says it found, despite written assurance two months prior

according to DOJ, that none remain there.

CNN has learned that Trump attorney and former OAM anchor Christina Bob was at least one

of the people giving those assurances, even signing a letter saying so.

The DOJ filing goes on to say that documents were, quote, likely concealed and removed from

a storage room at Mar-a-Lago as part of an effort to, quote, obstruct, unquote, the FBI

investigation.

It says that some recovered items were so highly classified that even some FBI counterintelligence

personnel and others needed additional security clearances to review them.

So that's from the DOJ filing.

Now again, just seconds ago, we got the Trump teams reply, CNN, Sarah Murray and Josh Campbell

join us now with a look at what's in it, Sarah, you're just getting your hands on it.

What can you tell us?

That's right.

So we are just starting to look through this, but essentially what the Trump team is focused

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