What did Barr know about the plot, and when did he know it?

[Grasswire2]

And if he knew it, why didn't he stop the plot to decapitate Congress and hang the VP?

He must be brought to testify under oath, using the powers of the House for inherent contempt if necessary.

Last time he was subpoenaed, it too six months to get him to appear.

America can't wait.

[Lasher]

1. Trump can't block his appearance now, or anybody else's.

There's a lot more than this that's going to come out.

[Eyeball_Kid]

2. Yeah. There will be no more resistance from Trump. Barr gets deposed, and then

the ball starts rolling. Disbarment and more.

[intheflow]

3. Been saying this since the insurrection.

This is why he resigned before Congress met to certify the vote. He knew what was going to go down and finally, Trump was going too far for him to protect what little of his post-presidency reputation if he stayed through until the inauguration.

[UpInArms]

4. Why was his resignation timed for December 23?

What did he know?

[empedocles]

5. barr is a big player, interesting to see how he plays it.

[moondust]

6. Timing is everything.

It's possible that he played a big part in the planning (DOJ/Jeffrey Clark) and figured that bailing out just before it went down would remove him from suspicion.

[Bev54]

7. He can still claim privilege and I expect he would.

[StarfishSaver]

13. He can claim it, but executive privilege doesn't protect criminal acts

[bluestarone]

8. Barr is maybe a BIG witness

For the Dems.in the senate impeachment!!

[Paladin]

9. Barr had full knowledge of it all.

That's why he got the hell out of town a few days early. He and his law license need to be held accountable.

[orangecrush]

10. He knew

That's why he bailed.


And he can take them all down.

[rickyhall]

11. Drag his ass down there. Isn't that US Marshals are for, ain't it.

[Grasswire2]

15. It took six months to get him under oath last time.

Congress has the power to compel him.

Public testimony, sworn. Televised.

Now.

[Joinfortmill]

14. Agree. He needs to testify.

[ffr]

16. Isn't concealing a crime a crime as well for a law enforcement officer?

LOCK HIM UP!

[Mr.Bill]

17. It will be a great day for Justice in our country

When Merrick Garland sends federal Marshalls to arrest the first person who has been issued a subpoena to testify before Congress and doesn't show up.

[groundloop]

18. I think it's more likely Barr resigned over attempts to overturn the Georgia election.

[Schmice3]

19. Barr knew and that's why he resigned.

He though he was attorney for the president and rather than violate the attorney/client privilege and reveal a "privileged communication" he quit. That traitor owed a higher
duty of care to the Nation because he was Attorney General OF THE UNITED STATES,
not Trump.

[Ford_Prefect]

20. Barr had to know since this was planned from at least Nov. 4 if not far earlier.

He has no respect for Congress or the Senate whom he considers dupes, fools and amateurs. Being the elitist autocrat he is, he views power as vested in the Executive and the Cabinet professionals.

He'll lie as he has before, under oath and in any weather.

I suspect he has deep connections inside the GOP establishment.

[SmartJellyfish]

21. Don't get your hopes up

He would just give a series of non-answers like: "I don't recall", "I'll have to get back to you on that".
When was the last time that any congressional inquiry like this ended up in any justice? They have no ability to hand out sentences or any kind of retribution.

[live love laugh]

22. Since when is he a reliable witness? He'll offer nothing. nt