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The Department of Justice has established a $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund after Trump dropped his lawsuit against the IRS.

A former federal prosecutor has been indicted for sending herself copies of Volume 2 of Jack Smith's final report disguised as cake recipes.

A federal judge has dismissed the charges against Kilmar-Brego-Garcia on vindictive and selective prosecution grounds.

And the Justice Department has dropped all remaining charges against the Broadview Six after a grand jury transcript showed gross misconduct.

This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 70 of Unjustified.

It's Sunday, May 24th, 2026. I'm Allison Gill.

And I am Andy McCabe. And Allison, we're going to dive right in because we got some miles to cover here today.

So last week, you will recall, we briefly mentioned a potential, then potential, forthcoming

$1.8 billion slush fund that the DOJ is calling a settlement between Trump, his sons, and the IRS.

And we said last week that we'd wait until this week to see what unfolded.

And a lot has happened.

My God, the country's on fire over this,

as it should be. Yeah. So it's a story. It's been dominating the headlines all week. And of course,

since we recorded our last episode, Donald Trump filed a notice to the court that he was dropping his $10 billion lawsuit. Now, he didn't need to ask for permission to do this because

the IRS never answered his complaint. And so that allowed him to unilaterally drop the case.

He made no mention in his notice of any sort of a settlement. Yeah. And after that, the judge noticed that. She closed the case, right? But she made

mention of the fact that there was zero mentions of any settlement, no terms of any settlement in the

notice, and that there's no settlement of record. So whatever the Department of Justice would do next

would not be a settlement of that case that she just

closed. That was her purpose in saying that. And then NBC reported that the Justice Department

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