Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche made a high-stakes appearance before lawmakers on Tuesday, marking his first public testimony since taking on the role. At the center of the inquiry was the newly created "Anti-Weaponization Fund," a program that has raised eyebrows among lawmakers and sparked intense debate about its purpose and potential implications. As Blanche faced bipartisan questions, he was likely pressed to provide clarity on how the fund will be used, its budget, and whether it will be subject to congressional oversight. The hearing could have significant implications for the future of the fund and the Department of Justice as a whole.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faced lawmakers Tuesday for the first time since taking the role, answering to bipartisan questions about his department's newly created "Anti-Weaponization Fund."
