The J6 "Insurrection that wasn't" was a Democrat effort to entrap and delegitimize Trump and his supporters and to disqualify Trump's candidacy.
Several states followed suit to remove Trump from the ballot based on the J6 Committee's findings.
Smith goes to great lengths to say that Trump never declassified records using the methods described in these acts or EOs before he left office and implies that Trump never declassified anything.
In line with federal law, Kash Patel, a high-ranking official in the Trump Administration, said, "...Trump declassified whole sets of materials in anticipation of leaving government that he thought the American public should have the right to read themselves." See also this excellent summary by Kash Patel.
What if Trump was compiling documents while still in office that would prove the illegal actions in which the various Democrat enterprises had engaged to unseat him as sitting President? Why would Trump follow the procedures for declassifying documents in these Acts or EOs when doing so would expose to the conspirators? There is nothing like telegraphing your hand to your enemies.
Contrary to what Smith implied, one of Trump's last acts as president, using a Presidential Memoranda he ordered published in the Congressional Record, was to declassify the binder containing information on the Russian Collusion narrative.
Trump ordered the release of transcripts of notes of James Comey and surveillance information related to Carter Page to "Show anti-Trump bias at the highest levels of the FBI." My professional opinion as a criminal investigator is that Trump was investigating officials and agencies subordinate to him for potential illegal or seditious acts in order to hold the Administrative State accountable.
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