Newly unsealed documents in Donald Trump's classified documents case reveal that the Biden White House colluded with the National Archives (NARA) and the FBI to concoct a case against the former president.

What's more, Special Counsel Jack Smith sought to conceal this - telling Judge Eileen Cannon in February that Trump's counsel isn't entitled to discovery on documents between the White House and NARA, that the court should toss requests for evidence of the alleged coordination, and that the court should deny Trump's request for evidence related to secure facilities at his residences. Further, Trump's request for unredacted discovery of materials should be denied.

As the Epoch Times notes further, the trove of unsealed filings also revealed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) code name for its investigation into President Trump's presidential records was "[Redacted] Plasmic Echo."

A key exhibit included with a motion to compel filed in January was an FBI case file labeled "[Redacted] PLASMIC ECHO; Mishandling of Classified or National Defense Information."

The defense has argued that the emails unsealed on Monday indicate communication between NARA officials, the Biden administration, and the DOJ regarding President Trump's records, alleging coordination in targeting the former president since 2021.

One email from NARA's general counsel to the national archivist discussed drafting a letter to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland concerning "missing Trump records." Subsequent emails revealed coordination between NARA and the Biden White House counsel's office regarding the handling of these records.