Todd Blanche is in deep trouble and has told the Senate that the weaponization fund that he just announced two weeks ago is not only on life support, but that it's being put out of its misery by Donald Trump.

But that doesn't matter to a federal judge in Miami, Judge Williams, who wants to know whether its original birth of the anti-weaponization

fund for almost $2 billion was the product of collusion on the court and whether it was a fraud on the

court. And also, Todd Blanche never answers the fundamental question.

If the fund is going to be put out of its misery or our misery, does that mean his next day

attempt to revise the settlement agreement to give Donald Trump tax immunity, if you will,

for 16 years of tax audit period.

Is that also being eliminated?

Or is Donald Trump going forward with that as well?

He never answers that question.

And I just had Jay Michael Ludig,

the world-class former federal judge appellate judge,

one of the 35 judges who filed a motion with Judge Williams

to convince her to reopen the IRS case on with me with an exclusive interview.

And as Todd Blanche was telling the Senate and the Congress that he, the weaponization fund is dead,

Judge Ludig has a response. and you're going to want to

hear it here on the Midas Touch Network and on legal A.F. I'm Michael Popak. Let's get to it.

Blanche, of course, had to appear again two weeks after his last appearance. He appeared on the 18th of May, and he never talked about the settlement

that led to the weaponization fund, nor the attempt to absolve Donald Trump and his family of tax

liability, because he did that later after he got done with his testimony. But now he's back,

and after the Senate completely excoriated him, I'm talking about the Republicans.

Most of them for two hours ripped Todd Blanche a new one and said they would not, for political reasons, legal reasons or moral reasons, support a fund or fund a fund that would pay people who beat up the police on Jan 6th. In other words,

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