We have big news this evening. The Trump Ballroom $1 billion funding is dead. It's over. It's not going to pass because the votes aren't there.

And the weaponization fund that was established earlier this week to pay out more than $1.7 billion in taxpayer dollars, it's likely next. It's likely next. And the audit agreement,

sparing Trump, his companies, and his children of audits from the IRS for unpaid taxes in the past,

that too likely will be undone. I spoke with folks very much in the know today. And well, I think, based on what I

understand from the legal perspective and now from a journalistic perspective, I want to take you

down a deep dive into exactly how both Congress and a future DOJ can undo everything that

happened this week.

You won't hear this in the mainstream media.

You won't hear this because the news has already moved on to another crazy day.

And I have plenty of updates below in my substaff.

But I want you to know how what happened this week can easily be undone.

And let me tell you.

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Today, Senator John Kennedy says confirming the ballroom money

is coming out of the reconciliation bill. Quote, my understanding is that the security money has come out,

and my understanding is it's because the votes aren't there. The votes aren't there. That's it. They don't have the votes to pass the $1 billion in funding.

And well, we knew that Senate Republicans were having trouble getting this across the finish line.

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