Tonight, the fallout. The Bombshell Report about President Trumps taxes. The New York Times reporting the year President Trump won the white house, he paid just 750 in federal income taxes. The same the year after. And in 11 out of 18 years they studied, he reportedly paid no federal income taxes at all. Tonight, the times reporting the president also appears to be hundreds of millions of dollars in debt. Tonight, who does he owe that money to . How President Trump is now responding, and the biden camp responding tonight, too. Showing how much the average American Worker pays in taxes every year. All of this with the first president ial debate showdown 24 hours away. President trump and joe biden facetoface. In this pandemic, there will be no handshake, no opening statements. Biden in debate prep tonight. And what he says he expects from the president tomorrow night. And the president on how hes preparing. The new emergency unfolding tonight, evacuations in Northern California at this
the decision could soon it can have all kinds of implications for trump s ability to secure future loans or even keep his current creditors from calling in his stats. in 2020 the new york times reported that trump had personally, personally guaranteed $421 million in debt. a rare step that lenders only required businesses that may not be able to repay. so it happens to these loans know that trump has been deemed unreliable by his own accountants? joining us now is suzanne craig, one of the reporters who broke that story about trump s deaths. she and her pulitzer prize -winning reporting team who ve done by far the best reporting since he was president. great seeing you susan. thanks for having me. so you reported in 2020 that trump had personally guaranteed $420 million and loans for his own company. who does he owe all this money to? will, it s a small group of lenders. it s interesting if we step back and think about there s been a lot of talk about not
is strength, and alternative facts. to proclaim that bazaars warning of the trump financial statements are unreliable suddenly renders the attorney general s long-standing investigation moot is as audacious as it is preposterous. audacious and preposterous. scathing rulings like that are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the fallout trump is experiencing after getting thumped by his accounting her. it can have all kinds of implications for trump s ability to secure future loans or even keep his current creditors from calling in his stats. in 2020 the new york times reported that trump had personally, personally guaranteed $421 million in debt. a rare step that lenders only required businesses that may not be able to repay. so it happens to these loans know that trump has been deemed unreliable by his own accountants? joining us now is suzanne craig,
scathing rulings are the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the fallout trump is experiencing after getting dumped by his accounting firm, and it could have all kinds of implications for trump s ability to secure future loans or to keep his current creditors from calling in its debts. he personally guaranteed $421 million in debt, a rare step that lenders only require of businesses that may not be able to repay. what happens to these loans that trump has been deemed unreliable by his own accountants. joining me now is one of the reporters that broke the story about trump s debts, and she and her team has done more reporting by far on trump s family and