Donald Trump's campaign has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) alleging that Vice President Kamala Harris cannot legally take over the $96 million in leftover funds from President Joe Biden's campaign. The complaint, filed by Trump's general counsel David Warrington, claims that this transfer constitutes a 'brazen money grab' and could represent the largest campaign finance violation in U.S. history. Harris quickly assumed control of Biden's campaign funds after he endorsed her following his withdrawal from the race, and her campaign has reportedly raised over $100 million since then. Legal experts are divided on the legitimacy of the transfer, with some suggesting it may be permissible due to Harris's status as Biden's running mate. Meanwhile, Harris's representatives dismissed the complaint as unfounded and indicative of Republican jealousy towards their energized campaign efforts. The FEC is unlikely to reach a decision before the November presidential election.