GOP Senator Still Unsure About Rep. Accused of Abusing His Daughter
“Well, it is dead, but you know, I wish it weren’t, to be honest with you. I think people were horribly treated, horribly abused,” Trump said. “I’d like to see them compensated for the pain. They lost their families. They committed suicide, many people committed suicide.”
Trump on the weaponization fund: “It’s dead, but I wish it weren’t” pic.twitter.com/2S4pyKt5xm
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) July 31, 2026
So just to recap: Trump doesn’t want the slush fund dead, despite past claims from the Department of Justice that the fund isn’t moving forward.
Trump was also asked about whether he was willing to waive the settlement’s provision that he, his family, and his businesses would be protected from all IRS audits in the future in order to have acting Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed. He dodged the question, only saying Blanche “should be confirmed forthwith.”