IRS CEO Spars With Democrats on $1.8B Fund, Social Security (1)

US officials continue to face questions on Capitol Hill about President Donald Trump’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization fund,” even as the administration has tried to say it’s “dead.”

In a Social Security subcommittee hearing Wednesday, Ways and Means member Rep. Gwen Moore (D-Wis.) pressed IRS CEO Frank Bisignano about aspects of the high-profile settlement that includes immunity from audits for the president and his family.

“How can I get in on that deal, where the IRS won’t audit me?” Moore asked Bisignano. “Is this something available to me?”

The fund—established via a settlement over the leak of Trump’s tax returns and ...