During intense White House outbursts, Bill Barr claims Trump frequently proposed executing his rivals

Former US Attorney General Bill Barr has made shocking claims about former President Donald Trump, alleging that Trump often suggested executing his political rivals during heated moments of his presidency.

In a recent interview on CNN, Barr addressed the allegations made by former White House communications director Alyssa Farah Griffin, who stated that Trump once called for a staff member to be put to death for leaking a story about him going down to a bunker during Black Lives Matter protests in 2020.

Barr stated, “I remember him being very mad about that. I actually don’t remember him saying ‘executing’ but I wouldn’t dispute it… The president would lose his temper and say things like that. I doubt he would’ve actually carried it out.”

When asked if Trump had made similar extreme statements on other occasions, Barr explained that people would take Trump “too literally” and that he would say things to blow off steam, but they wouldn’t be carried out.

Despite expressing concerns about Trump’s behavior, Barr revealed that he would vote for him again in the upcoming election, citing the progressive agenda as a greater threat to the country.

Trump responded to Barr’s endorsement with a taunting post on his Truth Social platform, thanking Barr for his endorsement and removing the word “lethargic” from his previous insults towards him.

The shocking revelations from Barr have reignited concerns about Trump’s behavior and rhetoric, with many questioning the impact of his words on the political landscape.