Well, howdy there, internet people. It's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about

Trump facing rebellion over slush fund. Trump is facing a massive bipartisan backlash over his

desire to have a fund, he calls an anti-weaponization fund, that many of those on Capitol

Hill have called a slush fund and indicated it was their belief it would use tax money to reward

his political allies with cash payouts. It looks like it started with Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer,

putting out a letter to his colleagues that was a call to action. It said, quote,

As we return to Washington for this four-week session, the Trump presidency is exactly where it was

when we left for Memorial Day, failing the American

people on costs, consumed by corruption, and defined by chaos. Families are paying more for

groceries, gasoline, housing, and utilities. Americans are working harder, paying more and getting less.

And when President Trump was asked about the affordability crisis Americans are facing,

he told the country where his priorities are. I don't think about that. He has made that

painfully clear. A Trump arch, a taxpayer-funded ballroom

draped in gold, his face on buildings, currency, and coins. None of it lowers costs. None of it

helps American families. But it occupies most of his time. All of it shows a

president consumed by himself, while Americans are left to pay the price. But Trump's nearly

$2 billion MAGA slush fund is his most brazen act of self-dealing yet, and one of the most corrupt schemes

ever launched by a president. Senate Democrats will not let it stand. Up next, it's Red Flair and his new

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