Mr. . President, on the morning on True Social that victims of government abuse should be paid back. Even if it's not the anti-weaponization fund, would you still want the acting attorney general to find a new way to do Weaponization against large numbers of people in our country by the Biden administration and by Obama, but by the Biden administration in particular in this case.But large numbers of people, their lives have been They've been destroyed. Families have been, you know, decimated. They've gone t ...

Let's bring in NBC senior White House correspondent Gabe Gutierrez. Gabe, there is so much to break down here. Uh, but something I think we should talk about a little bit more were the president's own comments about that so-called anti-weaponization fund and what uh the implications of that could mean for his acting attorney general Todd Blanch that was sitting there in the room with him.>> Yeah, that's right, Monica. And look, the president was pressed on this. Uh, he was asked point blank, is the weaponiz ...

All right, we are keeping an eye on the cabinet meeting at Camp David expected to start any moment now, but one expected participant were particularly interested in is Todd Blanche. President Trump's pick to be attorney general, of course. Blanche's confirmation is effectively stuck right now, held up by two outspoken Republican senators with concerns about Trump's nearly $1 .8 billion so-called anti-weaponization fund and a free pass for Trump and his family on past, present and possibly future tax audits. ...