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Barr Recalls Telling Trump About Epstein’s Death

'How in the hell': Ex-AG Bill Barr recounts Trump reaction when he told him Jeffrey Epstein was dead

Ex-Attorney General Bill Barr discusses President Donald Trump's shocked reaction to Jeffrey Epstein's apparent suicide when he called to tell him the news in 2019.

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Barr Recalls Telling Trump About Epstein’s Death: ‘You Won’t Believe This’

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Ex-AG Bill Barr recounts the moment when Trump was informed about Epstein’s death

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What the newly released Epstein files say about Trump

Early Tuesday morning, the Justice Department released thousands of new documents from the Jeffrey Epstein files, including many that mention President Trump.

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Slow pace of Epstein disclosures sets off new storm to batter Trump

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Trump decries the release of embarrassing pics of Bill Clinton with Epstein

Former Attorney General Bill Barr says it would be a 'big mistake' for the GOP to make Trump its 2024 presidential nominee

While Trump has not formally declared that he will be running for president in 2024, he has dropped major hints about doing so.

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Tucker Carlson believes Jeffrey Epstein was murdered by another inmate, reveals former AG Bill Barr refused to give him the names of prisoners

Tucker Carlson believes that an inmate killed Epstein and that former AG Bill Barr has tried to cover the situation up.

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Attorney General Barr Clears Trump Of Obstruction Following Mueller's Report

When Attorney General William Barr gave his press conference earlier today to summarize the Mueller report, he occasionally defended President Trump, especially the president's motives and feelings as the special counsel's investigation was ongoing.

Attorney General Barr told federal prosecutors to be aggressive when prosecuting violence at protests and even suggested sedition charges

"The attorney general seems personally, deeply offended by the autonomous zone and wants someone to pay for it," Chuck Rosenberg said.