right now. after a year s long legal battle, donald trump s tax returns are now public. the thousands of pages show that during the first and last years of his presidency, trump paid very little in federal income taxes, claiming huge losses to shave down his tax bill. we have experts ready to break down the six years of filings plus a member of the house ways and means committee into what went into the decision to make everything public and the precedence it sets going forward. we ve got more developments from the january 6th committee. another batch of deposition transcripts just dropped. among the interviews, rudy giuliani, jared kushner, and mick mulvaney, and what they said and how it all impacts the former president coming up a major break through in the quadruple idaho murder cacy a 28-year-old man has been taken into custody in connection with the case according to multiple law enforcement officials. what we know and what we could find out at today s news conferenc
republican george santos facing new calls to resign from leaders of his own party. extreme weather whiplash, the latest on the deadly california storms. this landslide bloed a mountain highway rkjill biden se her surgery today and her latest diagnosis. and damar hamlin released from the hospital. tonight we find out the questions every parent should ask their kids coaches to keep them safe while playing sports. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capitol. good evening, and thank you for joining us, on what is turning out to be a busy wednesday night, airports and travelers are still feeling the effects after a stunning computer outage that grounded all domestic flight this morning feeding questions about what could have caused this, plus another big headline tonight involving coppingman george santos. he says will not step down despite growing calls to resign from members of his own party. and there is a new resume full of l
are now saying the time has come. he is a national joke, is he an envelope joke, but this joke has got to go. four new york congressman became the first gop members to call for his ouster as did nassau county gop chair joseph kiero who said santos falsely told him during a vetting interview that he was a star volleyball player at baruch college, a school he never attended. george santos say liar. he made statements. we believed him, we trusted him. the resume santos gave to county republican officials falsely claimed he had a 3.89gpa at baruch and ranged in the top 1% of his class. mr. santos. santos is still refusing to answer other questions about his past, including how he financed his campaign. a cbs news review revealed more than 10,000 dollars from a troarchtional chinese doarn and more than 18,000 dollars from ssian oligar.io
that was written off, that don jr. made in prefab homes, things like that, that were interesting to see. but i do think, and other people have said it, what happened with the irs, and their lack of scrutiny, and not just with the presidential audits that happen every year, but the audit that was going on, and audits that should have been taking place and questions that should have been asked, the report that the committee put out last week, dedicates three or four pages to all of the questions that our 020 reporting raised, 2020 reporting raised when we got decades of his tax information. serious questions that required further investigation. and the irs, it seems unwilling, or didn t want to go further. they had an excuse almost at every turn for why they weren t looking into the questions that we raised. as you talk about interesting information as well as questions, i want to refer to something. we know in 2017 alone, president trump received 18,000 dollars in interest from a loan
the corporations are some big bogeyman. it s not. bill gates started withing no. warren buffet started with nothing. tyler perry started with nothing. oprah started with nothing. it s 7 out of ten of them started with nothing. this idea that the thing is rigged and you can t win is that s where i really have a problem with our president when he says this. he doesn t believe in freedom. he doesn t believe in capitalism. what he is really saying the under lining torn of this philosophical argument is we have to move toward government intervention to prevent this unfairness. if you look back at household income over the years americans have gotten richer in 1901 the average was $750 but in today s dollars 20,000 in 47 when i was born 31,000. today twice that 62,000. my first year out of college i made 18,000 dollars. three years later i was making 250,000 dollars. the next year i made 6,000