Special Counsel John Durham on Wednesday asked a federal judge to review the attorney-client privilege claim related to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign and other entities that include over a thousand documents.

Durham Questions Clinton Campaign’s Privilege Claims

Withholding thousands of documents

However, “the vast majority of the entries reflect communications with no lawyer listed as a sender, recipient, or copied party,” Durham tells court. https://t.co/ApAKDH7Pzg

— Bart Marcois (@bmarcois) April 9, 2022

Fusion GPS, in particular, “has withheld approximately 1,455 documents that are responsive to the subpoenas based on claims of attorney-client privilege and attorney work product protections,” according to the filing.

However, “the vast majority of the entries reflect communications with no lawyer listed as a sender, recipient, or copied party,” Durham wrote, according to the Daily Caller.

Only 18 of the documents involved a lawyer, according to the report.

John Durham says in new court filing that Clinton campaign, DNC and Fusion GPS are withholding documents pertinent to Sussmann case by citing a dubious attorney-client privilege claim.

Fusion GPS withheld 1,455 docs, but only 18 involved a lawyer. https://t.co/rGWMnL4QPA pic.twitter.com/UPNYtfxL0q

— Chuck Ross (@ChuckRossDC) April 7, 2022

The request has asked that a judge review the documents and release those that are not covered by attorney-client privilege.

The move is certain to anger Clinton’s legal team as it seeks to keep as many of the campaign’s documents out of the public as possible.