35 Judges Call It 'FRAUD On The Court': The TRUTH About Trump's $1.8B Anti-Weaponization Fund

35 Judges Call It 'FRAUD On The Court': The TRUTH About Trump's $1.8B Anti-Weaponization Fund A federal judge has BLOCKED Trump's $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization fund" — and Senator Collins just exposed why this fund should NEVER have existed. Attorney General Todd Blanche — Trump's own former personal lawyer — quietly settled a $10 billion DOJ lawsuit filed by President Trump himself, funneling $1.8 billion into a fund with ZERO congressional oversight. Now, over 1,270 January 6th convicts — including those convicted of assaulting police officers — could be eligible to collect payments from this fund. Senator Susan Collins confronted Blanch directly in a Senate hearing, demanding answers about the fund's legality, its use of the Judgment Fund, and why domestic violence program funding was cut by 25% at the same time this $1.8B fund was created. Blanch refused to put key commitments in writing. 35 retired federal judges — including conservatives — have now called this arrangement a "fraud on the court." A federal judge has since temporarily blocked the fund, and even Republican Senator Tom Tillis called it "stupid on stilts." 🔔 Subscribe for daily US politics news and Senate hearing breakdowns. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 — Collins Questions Blanch On The $1.8B Fund 01:30 — Is The Anti-Weaponization Fund Even Legal? 03:00 — Jan 6 Convicts Could Get Paid From The Fund 05:00 — Collins Exposes The Judgment Fund Loophole 07:15 — Domestic Violence Funding Cut While Fund Created 09:00 — Federal Judge BLOCKS The Fund 10:30 — 35 Judges Call It "Fraud On The Court" #Trump #DonaldTrump #DOJ #ToddBlanche #SenatorCollins #USPolitics #TrumpAdministration #DepartmentOfJustice #BreakingNews #Jan6 #SenatHearing #Congress #AntiWeaponization #TrumpFund #USNews