Attorney General Barr has a solemn obligation, as Attorney General, to provide the American people with definitive answers about the President's conduct and whether President Donald Trump violated the trust that the American people have reposed in him.
Butterfield emphasizes the need for clarity on Trump's conduct from the Attorney General.
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