The former high-ranking member of Trump’s Cabinet said the appointment of special master would slow the government’s case but not change it.
Bill Barr, former attorney general for Donald Trump, is calling a judge’s approval of an arbiter to oversee documents seized from the home of his old boss „deeply flawed,“ saying it’ll slow but won’t change the case against the former president.
Appearing on Fox News Tuesday, Barr sharply criticized U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon for granting a request from Trump’s lawyers for a special master to review sensitive materials taken from the former president’s Mar-a-Lago home. Joining other legal experts who’ve blasted the ruling, Barr’s remarks are the latest in his ongoing rift with Trump since leaving office.
