Attorney General Bill Barr speaks out against President Trump's Twitter law guerrilla. Trump goes

after former Chief of Staff John Kelly, and Joe Biden turns on Michael Bloomberg. I'm Ben Shapiro.

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All right. So the big story of the day is that President Trump now apparently sort of kind of

at odds with his attorney general Bill Barr. Why? Because Bill Barr finally had the to marry to tell Trump shut up.

I mean, that's basically what happened here. President Trump has an unfortunate habit.

The unfortunate habit is he feels the need to sound off on every single topic ever. Now, if you were doing a podcast or if you were doing a radio show, or even if you were just a commenter on Daily Wire, this would all make perfect sense. The problem is he's the president of the United States. And when he sounds off, it sounds as though he has utilized his authority to effectuate the things that he is sounding off about.

So the example that we must use is, of course, the case of Roger Stone.

So CNN reported just a couple of days ago that all four federal prosecutors who took the case

against longtime Donald Trump confidant Roger Stone to trial withdrew on Tuesday after top

Justice Department officials undercut them and disavowed the government's recommended sentence

against Stone. You'll remember that Roger Stone during the campaign was acting as sort of a go-between

for various sources who claimed that they had access to WikiLeaks, and then he kept trying

to funnel information to Trump, and it was pretty clear that Trump wasn't actively coordinating

with Stone to actually go after Hillary Clinton's

emails with WikiLeaks or anything like that.

But Stone was basically active, he kept trying to act as this go-between.

He kept trying to get information from WikiLeaks and then pass it on to Trump.

And Trump would be like, that's nice, Roger.

And then Roger Stone would go and tell witnesses to shut up.

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