Blanche: No 'anti-weaponization fund', but Trump tax shield stays

Blanche clarified during a House committee hearing that there will be no "anti-weaponization fund" despite Democratic pressure, but confirmed that Trump will still benefit from the tax shield. This revelation comes amid broader discussions about government funding priorities and fiscal policy, highlighting the tension between defense spending and tax relief for former presidents. The decision underscores the political dynamics at play in budget allocations and the implications for both national security and individual financial benefits.