Donald Trump is shaking all the billionaires down and it was only a matter of time

till he started shaking down the United States government.

Joining me today to discuss the absolute corruption at a level we have never seen is attorney Josh Welch.

Let's put up this first post.

Kyle Griffin is reporting breaking.

It's official.

The Trump DOJ just confirmed the creation of a 1.776 billion slush fund that can be used to pay Trump allies who claim they've been wrongfully

targeted by the Biden admin's weaponization, including reportedly January 6th insurrectionist. Josh,

is the president allowed to sue his own government to seek taxpayer dollars?

The short answer is no. This has never been done before. If you notice the amount of monetary damages they're asking for,

mirrors 1776. In fact, it was tied directly to the 250-year celebration of our country.

So the thought that you could have a leak of your tax documents and that you can somehow

tie that in to 1776, $1.7 billion is comical.

There's no correlation between the two. It's like that number was reached by simply grabbing out of thin air.

Is there any precedent for this?

None. This has never happened before where you've had a sitting president that has sued a branch of government that he oversees, especially in a case like this.

We haven't even brought up the fact that Todd Blanche was Trump's personal attorney when this lawsuit was initiated, and now he is conveniently the head of the Department of Justice,

which would in fact be representing the IRS

in this lawsuit. That's a blatant conflict of interest. The rules of ethics clearly would

forbid him from participating in this case. Tell the listener about what prompted Trump's lawsuit

and how he was able to secure over $1.7 billion.

So let's start at the beginning. What prompted this and how did we get to this slush fund?

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