He didn't explain a decision. He went out there justifying reckless behavior by the President. He wasn't serving as attorney general, he's serving the President's guidance counselor.
Ron Klain: “He didn't explain a decision. He went out there justifying reckless behavior by the President. He wasn't serving as…”
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Ron Klain argues that William Barr's actions were more about supporting President Trump than fulfilling his role as attorney general.
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Well, look, Anderson, I'm covered by the Hatch Act, I have to be careful what I say about electoral politics here at the White House.
I think the president had won the nomination fair and square. 14 million people went and voted for him and the vice president as vice president.
I think he's absolutely up to the job. If you saw after the debate -- he had a bad night at the debate, I won't deny that. But after the debate, he gave an hour-long press conference. After the NATO Summit, where he talked about world…
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