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Former Trump attorney general Bill Barr announced that he will support Trump in November, after quitting in the last days of his administration and denouncing Trump repeatedly in public over his actions leading up to January 6.
Barr, 73, made the comments on Fox News after telling NBC flat out last year that 'I have made clear that I strongly oppose Trump for the nomination and will not endorse Trump.'
The longtime Republican also indicated how had struggled with the binary choice being presented by the two major party candidates. 'I'll jump off that bridge when I get to it,' he said.
'The Biden administration is in fact the greater threat to democracy,' the former AG told Fox News host Neil Cavuto on Saturday, during a critical period leading up to the start of the first ever criminal trial of a former president.
He cited the influence of the 'far left,' during a campaign in which Biden has been taking heat from a growing pro-Palestinian faction, on a weekend when the House pushed through a package of bills Biden called for with military aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
Former Trump Attorney General Bill Barr said he will support his former boss, calling Joe Biden the 'greater threat to democracy,' despite publicly breaking with Trump over election fraud claims he called 'bull****'
Barr, who has borne public insults from Trump since their break in December of 2020, was sounding sanguine about many of Trump's policies while in office.
'But at the end of the day, you have to remember I was serving in his administration,' he told Cavuto on his 'Cavuto Live' show. 'I was
