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The White House played a direct role in instructing Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to rescind the $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund. President Trump was aware of the deal reached with key Senate Republicans to revoke the fund and limit certain IRS investigations, though he claimed he did not personally review the agreement. The move was motivated by the White House's desire to secure Blanche’s nomination as attorney general amid ongoing negotiations with senators.
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