Trump questioned about 'anti-weaponization' fund during Cabinet meeting at Camp David
President Trump said that the "anti-weaponization" fund set up after a settlement with the IRS was "dead" when questioned about it at a Cabinet meeting. NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports on what the president had to say about the fund and holdouts over acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's nomination.
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President Trump was asked about the 'anti-weaponization' fund during a Cabinet meeting at Camp David. He said the fund, created after an IRS settlement, is now dead. NBC News reporter Gabe Gutierrez covered his remarks and noted disagreements over Todd Blanche's nomination as acting Attorney General.
Why it matters
It shows how Trump views a fund meant to prevent misuse of government power, which could affect future legal actions. The debate over Blanche's nomination also highlights tensions within the administration.
- What did Trump say about the anti-weaponization fund?
- He said it is dead.
- Where was the Cabinet meeting held?
- At Camp David.
- Who reported on Trump's comments?
- NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez.
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Trump questioned about 'anti-weaponization' fund during Cabinet meeting at Camp David
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