The Trump campaign asks the DNC to be sanctioned for its lawsuit for electoral interference, citing Mueller's findings

The Trump campaign is asking a federal court to sanction the Democratic National Committee (DNC) for its lawsuit alleging that the campaign has plotted with Russia to interfere in the 2016 elections, citing a special council. Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerSchiff says the Intel panel will hold a series of hearings on the Mueller Schiff report says that an Intel panel will hold a "series" of hearings on the Mueller report The Key House panel will face a decisive week on Trump PLUSThe report.

Campaign lawyers said on Tuesday that Mueller's findings show that the campaign did not allow Russia to interfere in the elections and that the charges against her should be dropped and sanctioned by the DNC.

"In a report of more than 400 pages, the special council explains not only that its investigation" did not permit "such a conspiracy or coordination, but refutes any such conclusion in reviewing all the evidence gathered by his office and establishing that none of this evidence indicates that the campaign has formed any agreement with Russia, "reads the file.

"In doing so, the report makes it clear that the DNC will never be able to prove the key allegations underlying all its claims against the campaign."

Calling the pursuit of "political pretense," the campaign said the DNC was acting to advance the complaint "in a doomed effort to prove a lie."

"In short, since the frivolous legal theories of the DNC have been exposed as resting on frivolous factual fantasies, these are two independent reasons to put an end to this fake political litigation before it even hurts even more" , says the document.

The Trump campaign calls for the final rejection of legal action against them and asks the Democrats to pay them all legal costs and the costs of the lawsuit. He also asked for oral debates to be held as to whether sanctions should be imposed.

The Hill solicited comments from the DNC. However, in a letter to the campaign earlier this month from Courthouse News, the committee said it would not give up the legal battle against the campaign in the light of Mueller's report.

"[T]The special advocate's report does not "refute" the DNC's claim that the Trump campaign was plotting with Russia. Instead, the report methodically gathers evidence that the Trump campaign participated in the Russian intervention plan in the 2016 elections, "said DNC attorney Joseph Sellers in the letter sent Sunday to the Trump campaign.

Sellers said any attempt by the Trump campaign to continue sanctions against the DNC would be "totally baseless" and could ultimately lead to sanctions against the campaign.

Mueller wrote in the redacted version of his report that was made public in April: "The evidence was not enough to accuse any member of the Trump campaign of conspiring with Russian government officials for to interfere in the elections of 2016 ".

The DNC first initiated its lawsuit for the 2016 interference in April 2018, targeting the Trump campaign, Russia, WikiLeaks and other figures, including Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneStone faces tough battle in court Former Roger Stone collaborator agrees to testify after fighting a subpoena: report The Department of Justice is planning to show the Senate the report. Intel less expurgated Mueller, according to the filing SUITE.