Bill Barr: DOJ Prosecutors ‘Probably Have the Basis for Legitimately Indicting’ Trump

Breitbart ^ | 11/18/2022 | Pam Key

[ChicagoConservative27]

Former Attorney General Bill Barr said Friday on PBS’s “Firing Line” that the Department of Justice seems to “have the basis for legitimately indicting” former President Donald Trump.

Partial transcript as follows:

BARR: If a former president commits a crime, you know, especially a serious crime, they should be indicted for it. If the Department of Justice can show that these were indeed very sensitive documents, which I think they probably were, and also show that the president consciously was involved in misleading the department, deceiving the government, and playing games after he had received the subpoena for the documents, those are serious charges. That’s serious.

[chopperk]

Barr’s best convictions always start with possibly, maybe and it could.

[entropy12]

Good description of situation in DC.

[entropy12]

My bet is on McConnell.

[unixfox]

Sounds like someone needs a good doxxing.

POS.

[laplata]

Even if he wanted to, DeSantis couldn’t do anything.

[Scott from the Left Coast]

“ Time for you to eat s*** and die.”

Look at the fat f***. He’s eaten that and everything else he’s stumbled across.

He definitely has the “basis” for a massive coronary.

[Truth29]

“If they actually show up with a SWAT team to arrest DJT, it’s going to get very ugly.”

If it looks like he is a real threat in 2024, they would likely do that and kill him for resisting, while all the cameras are mysteriously turned off. Nothing is beyond what the deep state if they are threatened. His Secret Service detail might be in on the plot, too IMO.

[chris haney]

You are a troll and FUBB !

[Swirl]

Ill bet there are some state laws that would apply if the Feds under the direction of the opposition party tried to forcefully detain DJT. Of course, there are some US constitutional issues as well.

[j.argese]

And the American citizenry probably has the basis to dissolve the bonds of unity.

[sauropod]

There it is.

[faucetman]

One of, if not THE, WORST Trump picks.

In Trump’s defense, it is impossible for him to know, which people are compromised by photos with live little boys or dead little girls.

[Antoninus]

He was the Uniparty’s guy from day 1 and the poster boy for Trump’s unfortunate inability to pick good people to work for him.

[laplata]

Good thinking. County Sheriffs have the highest authority in their counties. Trump is probably investigating those possibilities.

[Antoninus]

It’s the big problem Trump needs to solve for 2024.

Honestly, I don't think he's capable of solving it. His personnel choices ranged from mediocre to atrocious.

[rhinohunter]

In retrospect, Barr was worse than Sessions.

Agreed.

Sessions was weak and feckless. Barr is rotten to the core.

[ez]

Did he actually cite a statute that was allegedly violated?

[Parley Baer]

So, Bill Barr is okay with prosecutions for political purposes?

[VideoDoctor]

There's nothing left to do but to paint "Goodyear" on your FAT A$$ and send you up.

[VideoDoctor]

His personnel choices ranged from mediocre to atrocious.

Most of his "picks" were made with and through his "trusted advisers" who turned out to be RINOS and DEEP STATERS.

I believe Trump LEARNED from his experiences and this time around will FRIGHTEN people because of his outright RUTHLESSNESS once he's back in office.

Trump is now "WOKE".. but in a very POSITIVE way!