CNN - Barr: Trump "largely responsible" for people going to the Capitol

[Miles Archer]

Barr: Trump to blame for people going to the Capitol

Newsroom
Former Attorney General William Barr told Fox that he holds former President Donald Trump "largely responsible" for people going to the Capitol on January 6, but doesn't think Trump committed a crime.
Source: CNN

https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2022/06/11/bill-barr-trump-capitol-riot-january-6-sot-newsroom-vpx.cnn?fbclid=IwAR0n_QQtKRrJ8vLH6Uv_1WxvbBzFnFwebiMLJABB0Aa5ha_Z63ap3yN0jQQ

[NCLefty]

1. So he just didn't go far enough?

[Thomas Hurt]

2. I think what pisses Barr off most is that the Pig failed, not that it was wrong to try.

[kentuck]

3. Barr is trying to cover his ass.

He knew a lot and just walked away from it. He did nothing. And he was the Attorney General.

[Skittles]

4. he has to say that, doesn't he?

fucking coward

[tanyev]

5. I mean, it's not like trying to overthrow a legally elected government is a crime.

Wait……I’m getting an update…..apparently it absolutely is a crime. Huh. Seems like someone who worked as an Attorney General should be aware of that.

[Deuxcents]

6. Some of these statements from our higher office people

Are about pathetic. Do they really think we’re not aware? These excuses are insulting. He’s in it, too.

[Cha]

7. That'll pissss tffg Off!

[agingdem]

8. Bill Barr..months before the election he was everywhere questioning

the validity of mail-in ballots...and after the election, after he told Trump no election fraud, he still instructed US Attorney in Georgia to look into Rudy Giuliani's wild claims and make it a priority..I suspect once Barr deduced the "sweep" would fail, he was ready to go...

[ecstatic]

9. Inciting a riot, or in this case, a terrorist attack, is illegal in Washington DC

and most (if not all) states.