Attorney General Barr Blasts Career Prosecutors As 'Headhunters'

In a speech at Hillsdale College, Barr criticized career professionals at the Justice Department, suggesting some pursue political probes he deemed ill-conceived. He targeted government prosecutors involved in cases against Trump associates like Roger Stone, whose sentencing he intervened in, and Michael Flynn, whose prosecution he abandoned. Barr argued that political appointees should have ultimate authority over prosecution decisions due to their presidential appointment and Senate confirmation. He warned against prosecutors becoming 'headhunters' and emphasized the need for dispassionate decision-makers.

In what way did Barr describe individual prosecutors in his speech?

What did Barr imply about the motivations of some prosecutors?