Trump files lawsuit to temporarily block FBI from reviewing Mar-a-Lago materials

• A special master, usually a third party like a retired judge, would review the material and determine whether it is protected by attorney-client privilege or other legal doctrines.
• Trump is also asking the court to require the government to provide a more detailed inventory of seized materials and return any items that do not fall within the scope of the search warrant.

What they're saying: "To date, the Government has failed to legitimize its historic decision to raid the home of a President who had been fully cooperative," states the complaint, which cited the Fourth Amendment.

• "This Mar-a-Lago Break-In, Search, and Seizure was illegal and unconstitutional, and we are taking all actions necessary to get the documents back, which we would have given to them without the necessity of the despicable raid of my home," Trump claimed in a statement after the lawsuit was filed.

The big picture: The Florida judge who approved the search warrant for the Mar-a-Lago residence has given the Department of Justice until next Thursday to file a redacted version of the affidavit related to the search.