We have Braithing Developments at this hour, the $1.7, $1.8 billion slush fund that Donald Trump wants to establish to pay off January 6 defendants, his allies, and more while it's being established.

And the Department of Justice just made the announcement within the past hour, but just posted it to their official website within the past 10 minutes.

And now that I have all the details, I want to tell you that this in a lot of ways

represents potentially the largest kind of corrupt effort to take taxpayer funds for personal use

that we've ever seen before.

And I want to tell you exactly how the Justice Department has done it. At the same time, House Democrats have already filed what is called an amicus brief, a friend of the court brief in an effort to block this. I don't know that it will survive legal scrutiny, but I don't know that it necessarily has to. And that is the big issue here. So I have all the latest, like, comment, share, subscribe. At the same time, I do have big news for you that I was telling you about on the AI deepfake front

that I'm going to have more in my substack below.

But we just, me and Rokana, just sent a letter to the White House demanding guidance

and specific answers as to how to protect people like me from AI deepfakes who literally take my image,

take my likeness. This is the letter. It's small, but essentially what specific steps is the

administration taking to prevent the AI-generated impersonation of real people for the purpose

of spreading false medical, financial, political, legal, or consumer advice. I told you we're working. I'm working with Congress and Rocahnah on this. This is the first step. We're going to the White House, and if they don't respond, then we're going to take further action. So get ready. And if you can, subscribe to my substack link below to support this effort because I'm going to need all the help I can get. So this afternoon, we learned that there is a settlement in place.

The Department of Justice announced a $1.7.1.8 billion dollars. 1.7-776 billion dollars.

It's a settlement fund that they're creating as part of a, quote, settlement agreement in the lawsuit of President Donald J. Trump versus the Internal Revenue Service.

It's called the Anti-Weaponization Fund to provide a systematic process to hear and redress claims of others who suffered weaponization and lawfare.

It's $1.776 billion, and it's intended to provide compensation

to Donald Trump's allies, including January 6 defendants. This money is your money. It is taxpayer

dollars that is going to be siphoned from the federal treasury and given in this fund to anyone who may have felt

agreed. There will be a formal process by which commissioners, there are five commissioners on this

fund, but they're all appointed or four of them are appointed by the attorney general and Donald

Trump can fire them whenever he wants with or without cause does not matter.

So essentially, Trump will decide through those commissioners, who gets the money, and for what purpose.

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