Hey, everybody, it's Alison Gill. Welcome to The Breakdown. Thanks to Midas for having us on this

platform. And I don't think I've seen anything suffer as many setbacks as Donald Trump,

just in general, but also him and Todd Blanche's $1.8 billion slash fund. Citizens for Responsibility

Ethics in Washington, Crew has filed a lawsuit. Former January 6th prosecutor has filed a lawsuit as well.

Two police officers, our friends who protected the Capitol on January 6th, Harry Dunn and Danny Hodges have filed a lawsuit.

Now, I have filed a lawsuit to block the fund.

A judge has temporarily enjoined the government from operating the slush fund, from organizing it, from, you know, paying out of the slush fund.

And that's in the case of the former federal prosecutor.

Jamie Raskin has introduced a bill to dissolve the slush fund.

And it's pretty bipartisan,

got a lot of bipartisan support.

Senate Republicans were so pissed about this fund that they failed to fund ICE their favorite

Gestapo and Customs and Border Protection before going on Memorial Day Break, blowing up

Trump's June 1st deadline to sign the reconciliation bill.

35 former federal judges, including our friend Judge Ludig, have filed a motion to reopen

the case that Blanche used to fraudulently set up this fund, allegedly fraudulently.

And just this past Friday, the judge in that case has, or Judge Williams,

has ordered the government, she's reopened the case in order to government to answer the charges

that Trump and the IRS and the DOJ colluded to commit a fraud on the court in Trump's original

$10 billion lawsuit against himself, the IRS, an entity he controls.

And we're going to talk about all of it on today's episode of The Breakdown.

Hey, everybody, welcome to The Breakdown.

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