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.
