Former Attorney General William Barr is calling out former President Donald Trump's characterization of his rights to maintain documents under the Presidential Records Act as 'absurd.'
Former Attorney General William Barr is calling out former President Donald Trump's characterization of his rights to maintain documents under the Presidential Records Act as"absurd."
"It was passed after Watergate; that's the whole purpose of it. And therefore, it restricted what a president can take. It says it's purely private, that had nothing to do with the deliberations of government policy," said Barr.
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