Scott Jennings Admits He’s a ‘Little Uncomfortable’ With Trump’s New $1.7B Compensation Fund

DC insiders predict Trump's slush fund will stoke MAGA violence in 2028

President Donald Trump's new "weaponization" slush fund has been decried by critics as a new low for the corruption endemic in his second term, but according to the D.C. insiders at Pod Save America, it could also help encourage MAGA violence in the wake of the 2028 election.This week, Trump announced that he would be settling the unprecedented lawsuit he filed against his own IRS, seeking damages for the alleged harms he suffered after his tax …

Don Lemon calls Trump’s fund ‘white reparations’

President Donald Trump’s new “Anti-Weaponization Fund” has his critics spiraling, and Don Lemon overreacted to  the nearly $1.8 billion by blasting it as a form of “white reparations.” Lemon’s rant was in reaction to the Justice Department’s announcement of the fund, which was set up after Trump dropped his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS. The former CNN host delivered a sarcastic monologue on what he termed a “slush fund,” attacking Republi…

Trump’s $1.7B J6er Slush Fund Takes Jeanine Pirro By Surprise: 'I Don't Know Anything'

Jeanine Pirro was in the middle of a tough-on-crime press conference Monday when a reporter blindsided her with a question about a $1.776 billion fund that could send taxpayer money to the same [...]

Scott Jennings Admits He’s a ‘Little Uncomfortable’ With Trump’s New $1.7B Compensation Fund

Jennings, one of Trump’s most reliable defenders on cable news, balked at the president’s newly announced $1.7B DOJ-backed compensation fund.

Oops! Someone Forgot To Tell Jeanine Pirro About Trump's $1.8B J6 Slush Fund

The former Fox News host turned to a colleague and whispered, "What weaponization?"

Jeanine Pirro Stumped When Reporter Asks If Taxpayer Dollars Should Go Toward Trump’s ‘Weaponization’ Fund

Jeanine Pirro, the United States attorney for the District of Columbia, was stumped Monday when a reporter asked if taxpayer dollars should go to pay allies of President Donald Trump — including Capitol rioters — who feel they were victims of “weaponization” by the Biden administration. The Department of Justice announced the $1.7 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” earlier Monday after Trump agreed to drop his $10 billion suit against the Interna…