PJ Vogt

Tell me, before you get to the analysis about the fund, what is the fund?

It's great content.

It's just like the idea that somehow this is ending in kind of reparations for Jan Sixers.

It's just— Literally, yeah.

Literally reparations.

But he calls it the anti-weaponization fund.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And it's not clear that they will have to say who they've given the money to.

Like, that is one of the things that there's question marks around.

Like, one of the questions I just had is, like, why, like, almost $2 billion gone.

Obviously, like, the founding fathers were not like, there should be a fund for the president to pay his friends and punish his enemies.

Like, why was this money even there?

So there's an existing pot of money for when the government makes mistakes.

Yes.

It's just not supposed to go

in this direction from this person.

It's not supposed to be Trump's piggy bank.

One piece of evidence for Jesse's theory that this story is so unusually brazen that it even breaks through to the people who don't spend much of their time being outraged is that it broke through to me.

My nervous system rejects outrage.