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Then-Attorney General William Barr helped fast-track proposed executive orders by Joe Biden while Trump was still president, according to Trump aide Peter Navarro.
The shocking revelation helps to explain how Biden was able to hit the ground running with a flurry of executive orders during his first week in office.
“Bill Barr, President Trump’s attorney general, actually turns out to be Joe Biden’s first attorney general,” Navarro told Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo on Feb. 7. “[Trump] had over 30 executive orders queued after Election Day, ready to go, but we kept running into all these roadblocks and hurdles.”
“It turns out that Bill Barr’s Office of Legal Counsel was fast-tracking all of these Biden EOs [executive orders], and basically, it was a deep-state coup.”
Even more surprising, Navarro said Barr’s DOJ helped approve a proposed Biden EO that would allow China to have access to the US power grid.
“Yeah, we got slow-walked at the Department of Justice,” he added. “The problem I told Barr about numerous times and he should have been fired months before he was.”
“By the last year of [the Trump] administration, he was really working against this administration in a lot of ways.”