He copped to it outright: there's nothing they can do to stop the President once he's decided he likes something, weaponization fund included. "He was saying as recently as yesterday, he likes the idea of this fund, that he wants to find some way to pay these people," a reporter said. "Does that concern you as someone who's tried to fight against getting this anti-weaponization fund in place?" "Well, there's nothing we could do to rein in the President when he said he likes the fund and he wishes it still exists, but the fact of the matter, it's dead," Cornyn said. Cornyn: "As to the idea it could be revived in the future, I think it's highly unlikely that could happen without the cooperation of the DOJ.