AntonToo
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No he didn't what?
From the NBC interview: "I haven't seen anything to say he was legally responsible for it in terms of incitement," Barr said.
Do you know how to read?
On the J6 Barr's comment is specifically on the INCITEMENT, which Trump wasn't charged with.
He was charged with defrauding, obstructing and conspiring against rights.
Barr's 2022 comments about incitement was BEFORE THE ACTUAL CHARGES.
Here is what he thought of the charges when they were dropped:
I think this case is the most serious of the cases, because the conduct here involved, trying to subvert and prevent the progress, the execution of probably the most important process and proceeding we have in our country, which is the peaceful transfer of power after an election.
And what's being alleged here is that he knew that he lost the election, he knew that the claims of a stolen election were false, and yet he decided he was going to try to stay in office by subverting that process, by putting out misinformation, but, more important, by putting out these false panels of electors and presenting them to Congress and trying to push the vice president to make these decisions to suppress the legitimate votes.
I mean, that was outrageous. And putting aside whether it's criminal or know, it — I don't see how the Republican Party could nominate someone who's capable of doing something like that.

Bill Barr: Trump committed a 'grave wrongdoing' in Jan. 6 case
Former President Trump returned to Washington Thursday to face a federal judge on charges related to his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. Geoff Bennett spoke with former Attorney General Bill Barr about the historic legal case his former boss is now facing and...
