You know that $1.776 billion dollar fund to help wronged Trump allies?

Well, there was just a major addendum today.

The lead starts right now.

When the fine print matters, President Trump and his family and his businesses,

now all protected under new terms

added in a settlement with the Treasury Department, the Justice Department, and the IRS, the

settlement that creates this fund to compensate people. The Trump administration feels were

unfairly targeted by past administrations now has a big, big addition.

And brand new details about the deadly shooting at San Diego's largest mosque, how a hero security

guard and two other men in the parking lot distracted the teenage gunmen, keeping them away

from the young children inside the Islamic Center.

And strong messages today from Epstein survivors.

Why they're taking issue with new comments from Acting Attorney General Taub Blanche.

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapper.

We're going to start with our politics lead and more on Trump's tour in which he seems to be punishing his enemies and rewarding his friends and allies, his multifaceted

vengeance campaigns spreading in several directions, including in tonight's election day.

Several competitive Republican primary races are happening across the country at this hour.

And in fact, in one hour, polls are going to close in Georgia and Kentucky.

Kentucky is where President Trump's influence will likely be tested the most.

Trump's furious fight to oust longtime Republican Congressman Thomas Massey.

They've had clashes over the budgets, over the Epstein files, over U.S. support for Israel, over the war in Iran, and on and on.

All leading to this bitter showdown, the president making these comments about Congressman Massey earlier today.

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