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Barr, Harris said, "lied to Congress" and "is clearly more interested in representing the President than the American people".

She made these remarks during a speech at the NAACP Freedom Fund's dinner in Detroit, just days after making the headlines of a tense exchange with Barr, in which she asked him if he had examined the special advocate Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerSasse: US should applaud Mueller's choice to lead the investigation over Russia MOREEvidence before making the decision not to indict Trump of obstruction of justice, nor to determine whether Trump had already pressured him to open investigations into specific individuals.

On Friday, Harris wrote to the Inspector General of the Department of Justice, Michael Horowitz, asking him for the same information.

In Harris' speech, she also rejected discussions on "eligibility" for Midwestern states, without explicitly invoking her own candidacy.

"They usually place the Midwest in a simplistic box and a tight narrative," Harris said, according to the AP. "The conversation all too often suggests that some voters will only vote for certain candidates, whether their ideas inspire all our families or not.It is a short-sighted vision.It is wrong.And voters deserve better. "

Harris also told an overwhelmingly African-American audience that his administration would double the size of the Department of Justice's civil rights division and take additional steps to hold social media platforms accountable for spreading misinformation, according to Harris. l & # 39; AP.