Whereas William P. Barr, Attorney General of the United States, has taken deliberate actions that violate the rights of the American people, assault the principle of impartial administration of justice, and undermine the constitutional structure of separation of powers across three co-equal branches of Government; Whereas Attorney General Barr abused the power of his office to initiate pretextual antitrust investigations into unpopular American corporations in the cannabis, automobile, and technology industries; Whereas such investigations misused the resources Congress appropriated for the Department of Justice to harass and intimidate companies based on President Donald J. Trump’s whims and without a proper legal predicate for such investigations; Whereas Attorney General Barr impaired the proper function of the Congress of the United States, a coequal branch of Government, by— (1) withholding subpoenaed information, including Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s full report, and refusing to appear before the House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary on March 2, 2019; (2) failing to comply with a subpoena issued by the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Reform on April 2, 2019, to produce documents; (3) ordering a Department of Justice employee, John Gore, not to comply with a Committee on Oversight and Reform subpoena requiring him to appear for deposition testimony before the Committee on April 11, 2019; and (4) prohibiting the referral of the Intelligence Community whistleblower complaint to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence as directed by law; Whereas Attorney General Barr eroded confidence in the judicial system by questioning the legitimacy of Department of Justice investigations and discrediting the Department’s finding, by— (1) casting aspersions on the lawful inquiry into foreign interference in the 2016 Presidential elections calling it a travesty and repeatedly asserting the United States spied on then candidate Donald Trump’s campaign