The top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee was evasive under questioning about Donald Trump’s “weaponization fund” on Sunday after the president made clear he plans to revive the concept.
Rep. Jim Jordan appeared on CNN’s State of the Union and was questioned about why Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told Congress that the fund was “dead” when Donald Trump, on Saturday, wrote on Truth Social that he would “push hard” for Congress to pass funding for a planned $1.776 billion fund aimed at awarding payouts to people prosecuted by the Department of Justice under Joe Biden.