; (B) President Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen; (C) President Trump’s attorney Rudolph Giuliani; (D) Giuliani’s associates Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman; and (E) Deutsche Bank, a financial institution with an extensive business relationship with President Trump, the Trump Organization, and entities controlled by the family of his son-in-law, Jared Kushner; Whereas such a pattern interference in the specific cases that may affect the President or his family, friends, or interests, raises a logical inference that Attorney General Barr is acting corruptly to protect President Trump from any criminal culpability and effectively placing the President beyond the reach of the law; Whereas the New York City Bar, raised enormous concerns about United States Attorney Geoff Berman’s firing, stating that Attorney General Barr’s actions to summarily remove a U.S. Attorney in a context in which associates of the President (and possibly the President himself) are reported to be under active investigation by that office suggests political interference and undermines confidence in the integrity of our justice system ; Whereas the New York City Bar Association called on Congress to examine closely Mr. Barr’s motives for taking this precipitous action and whether or not he communicated with the president before, during or after doing so ; Whereas Attorney General Barr violated rights of American People enshrined in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution by— (1) ordering the dispersal of a peaceful racial justice protest on Lafayette Square and H Street, Northwest in Washington, District of Columbia, with chemical agents, flash bangs, and batons so that President Trump could walk across Lafayette Square to the site of the recently cleared protest for a photo opportunity; and (2) deploying law enforcement officers across the country and in particular, the unidentified officers in Washington, DC, to control activity protected by the First Amendment