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Turning now to the slush fund, this one's getting a lot of attention. Let's put it up here on the screen. Now, the details are a little convoluted, so everybody stick with me.

Donald Trump has basically been in a decade-long fight with the IRS. Yesterday, he decided to

drop this $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over the leak of

his tax returns. In exchange, a part of that settlement will create something called an

anti-weaponization fund of $1.776 billion, 1776, to celebrate the founding of the American Revolution.

Now, that anti-weaponization fund will allow people who believe they were targeted for prosecution

for political purposes, including by the Biden administration, to apply for payouts,

creating a, quote, lawful process for victims of lawfare and weaponization

to be heard and to seek redress.

The machinery of government, they says, should not be weaponized against any American.

It is this department's intention to make this right, the wrongs that were previously done,

while ensuring this never happens again.

Now, there are a lot of very

interesting things about this slush fund, if you will. It literally creates a fund of taxpayer

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