In a recent interview on FNC’s “Your World,” former Attorney General Bill Barr expressed uncertainty about his potential vote for former President Donald Trump in the event that Trump becomes the Republican presidential nominee in 2024. When asked if he would support Trump as the nominee, Barr replied with a metaphor, stating, “I’ve already said I would jump off that bridge when I get to it.” This response showcased Barr’s hesitation and lack of commitment to backing Trump’s candidacy.

Anchor Neil Cavuto continued to press Barr on the matter, pointing out that Trump could very well be the Republican standard bearer. In response, Barr explained that he would need to gather evidence and information regarding Trump’s conduct before making a decision. He emphasized that many of the ongoing discussions and allegations surrounding Trump need to be examined thoroughly before arriving at a conclusion.

Barr further acknowledged the difficulty of choosing between candidates and stated that he would not want to “throw [his] vote away” by hastily making a decision. He emphasized the importance of considering which candidate would cause the least harm to the country, should they become president.

The interview provided insights into Barr’s cautious approach to the possibility of supporting Trump’s candidacy. It shed light on the complex decisions individuals may face when evaluating their choices during an election.