Trump's shakedown of the federal government is in full swing and he was asked if his family would benefit from his 1.776, 1776, get it, thievery slush fund.

Let's play the clip.

The Justice Department has this new fund that was announced today, $1.7 billion.

Yeah. Why should taxpayers pay for the January?

Well, it's been very well received. I have to tell you, I know very little about it. I wasn't involved in the whole creation of it and the negotiation.

But this is reimbursing people that were horribly treated, horribly treated.

It's anti-weaponization. They've been weaponized.

They've been in some cases imprisoned wrongly.

They paid legal fees that they didn't have.

They've gone bankrupt. Their

lives have been destroyed. And they turn out to be right. Pumns, do you think he's setting

this up right before the midterms so that if there's another, you know, like violent protest,

insurrection against the election results, his most cultish supporters

will go, oh, there's a lot of money in this for me. There is not a doubt in my mind that he is

trying to send a message. If you want to engage in the overthrow of the government, if I or my

administrations handpicked people lose, please storm

your voting districts, storm your state capitol, storm your electors. And here's the thing.

He is doing everything he can to whitewash the crimes committed on January 6, the coup that he engaged in,

the seditious conspiracy to overthrow the United States government.

And he is making law-abiding taxpayers pay for all of these people.

And it turns out the majority of these people at January 6 had A,

either committed other crimes or since then committed other crimes. And I would just like to say

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