Trump's docs filing is a 'house of cards' that Jack Smith will easily 'knock down': expert
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32% : The case itself was brought after Trump allegedly refused to honor authorities' requests to return certain classified docs.29% : "The legal expert who frequently appears on MSNBC went on to say Trump did the same thing with these "bogus motions to dismiss" as he did in the D.C. case.
19% : Donald Trump recently asked his "favorite judge" to throw out the entire criminal case brought against him for allegedly unlawful document retention, but that request is a "house of cards" that special counsel Jack Smith will have no problem blowing over, a former federal prosecutor said on Friday.
4% : ALSO READ: How Donald Trump is spreading a dangerous mental illness to his supporters"Donald Trump just threw a Hail Mary pass, asking the judge to just dismiss the case against him, just throw out all the charges," Kirschner said.
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