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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A federal judge on Thursday ruled that former President Donald Trump does not have to provide the court with a sworn statement attesting to whether he believes the list of items seized by the FBI from his Florida estate is accurate and complete. The order from U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon came after U.S. Senior Judge Raymond Dearie, appointed as special master at Trump's request to oversee a review of the records seized from Mar-a-lago, had ordered Trump's lawyers to let him know if they disputed the accuracy of the government's property inventory li...

Raymond dearie, now says team trump has to back up any claims of the fbi planting evidence at mar-a-lago during last month's search. and they have to do it in a sworn declaration. they also have to say whether they are claiming that any of the items on the inventory list were not taken from the premises. remember, it's one thing to make those claims outside of court. it is a whole nother thing to do so in court where a lie could be a crime itself. and trump and his allies have been claiming it, without proof, for weeks, including this from the former president just last night. >> did they drop...

Search that were marked classified and highly sensitive, however, his lawyers have not made those assertions in court. in yesterday's filing, judge dearie also ordered trump's attorneys to say whether they are claiming that any items on the inventory list were not, in fact, taken from the premises. special master's order essentially tells trump's attorneys to back up his claims, writing in part, this submission shall be plaintiff's final opportunity to raise any factual dispute as to the completeness and accuracy of the detailed property inventory. joining us now is "washington post" reporter,...

Trump's lawyers to actually say it. this is a hard document where they'll have to make clear if they believe the fbi planted evidence. this affidavit will also address if the receipt that inventory list that the fbi handed them and they signed at the end of the search was correct or if the fbi missed listing anything they took on that document. of course, this isn't going to touch about 100 documents at the heart of the case marked as class ifi classified, kate. those are set aside and the justice department is working with them and the intelligence community. >> thank you so much. joining me ...

Claim to have taken items not actually in trump's possession. raymond dearie, the special master, told trump's legal team to state by september 30th whether they believe any of the seized items were incorrectly described in the justice department's 11-page inventory list, which said that some of the documents were highly classified. dearie also told them to say whether they are claiming that any items on the inventory list were not, in fact, taken from the premises. this is because, and this is important, trump has alleged -- trump has said on social media and in television interviews that the...