Washington D.C. – Attorney General Bill Barr has publicly criticized President Donald Trump for his handling of the disclosure of secret documents related to his defense. In an interview with Politico, Barr stated that Trump’s decision to release the documents in question was “unprecedented” and that it would not help his case.

Barr also spoke out against Trump being portrayed as a victim after his indictment, calling it “ridiculous” and emphasizing the seriousness of the charges. According to The Hill, Barr stated that the indictment is “very, very damning” and that Trump could be in serious trouble if the case is proven.

Barr’s comments come in the midst of a political firestorm sparked by the release of classified records related to Trump’s defense. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Barr stated that if the case is proven, Trump is “toast.” He added that the evidence against the President is “very compelling” and that it would be difficult to argue against it.

The controversy has also drawn the attention of former Attorney General Eric Holder who stated in an interview with Reuters that Trump could be in serious trouble if the case is proven. He added that the situation is “remarkably serious” and that the evidence against the President is “very strong.”

In addition, Fox News reported that Barr has urged the investigator in the Biden bribery probe to either “fish or cut bait” in an effort to resolve the questions surrounding the case. However, there has been no response from Hunter Biden’s team to Barr’s request.

The situation is still unfolding with new developments emerging each day. It remains to be seen what impact the controversy will have on the upcoming election and the future of the Trump administration.