The controversial ex-attorney general praises Melania Trump in his new memoir, but reveals why he finally came to realize that her husband didn’t have the temperament to be president.
Former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr may not be able to solve the mystery of whether Melania Trump really knows how to speak five languages, but he does believe that the former first lady was “smarter” than her husband, former President Donald Trump.
In the book, the controversial Barr recounts a conversation he had with the then-President, who told him that Melania was solely responsible for him being hired to join Trump’s administration and serve as the chief lawyer for the U.S. government, The Independent reported. However, the idea that Barr was “right out of central casting” sounds like something Trump came up with himself.
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