'Completely out of bounds': Legal expert predicts 'harsh' response to recent Trump filing

Trump's latest paper dump in his classified document obstruction case is asking prosecutors to go fetch every potential relevant item pertaining to the matter from the entire country's intelligence apparatus.

Former federal prosecutor Joyce Vance told MSNBC's Alex Wagner that the request is expected to be annihilated by special counsel Jack Smith when he responds.

While parts of the former president's latest filing may fall in the realm of plausibility, demanding Smith try to force every intelligence agency turn over their documents is absurd.

Donald Trump's legal team filed the papers accusing federal prosecutors of withholding critical records from the defense in the Florida case and flouting "basic discovery obligations."

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They write that Smith's team is "seeking to avert its eyes from exculpatory, discoverable evidence in the hands of the senior officials at the White House, DOJ, and FBI who provided guidance and assistance as this lawless mission proceeded, and the agencies that supported the flawed investigation from its inception such as NARA, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence ('ODNI'), and other politically-charged components of the Intelligence Community." Vance called those "other parts" to be "just completely out of bounds."

"They want the special counsel to go and work with the entire intelligence community to turn over everything in the intelligence community's possession that touches on anything to do with this," said Vance. "So I think the safe thing to say is that we should wait for Jack Smith's response, which will undoubtedly be pretty harsh, given what the defense is requesting here."

The material that Vance believes isn't outrageous to ask involves requesting Smith's team to "go back to the people in the Justice Department and the FBI" to turn over potentially relevant materials, calling that possibly "warranted."

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