D.C. Circuit Allows EPA to Cancel $16B in Grants to Climate Grifters

Earlier this year, a video circulated on social media featuring a Biden EPA political appointee talking about “tossing gold bars off the Titanic,” intentionally rushing to get billions of tax dollars out of the agency before Inauguration Day. The EPA’s new sheriff, Lee Zeldin, located $20 billion of those gold bars sitting at a Citibank bank account (see EPA Discovers Illegal $20 Billion Transfer from Biden’s Final Days). The money was intended to fund radical anti-Trump efforts related to environmental issues. Zeldin canceled the grants, froze the account, and demanded the money be returned. The green grifters sued (see Greedy Climate Grifters Squeal, Sue to Restore $20B EPA Slush Fund). The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia (DC Circuit) has just ruled that Zeldin has the right to cancel the grants and recoup the money.

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