ruling after another. appeal upon appeal. and even a trip to the knighted state supreme court. but today the american public finally has its hands on something donald trump as so doggedly sought to conceal. his tax returns. six years worth. and an unprecedented window and steube s financial picture. this public release, which, among other things, shows the don trump paid relatively little in taxes in the years before and during his presidency, is the end product of an effort undertaken by the house ways and needs committee. after securing their returns, which cover the years 2015 to 2020, that panel voted along party lengths to hand redacted versions of the returns to the public. before we get into what these thousands of pages reveal, in a way those who are who are not accountants can understand, it s worth noting how the committee got its hands on these returns in the first place. is the end result of its investigation into an irs policy that mandates audits of returns file
presidents campaign to hide them from the american public. a member of the committee that won this legal battle over his taxes, congresswoman judy chu will join the program, plus stunning intelligence and concerns over optics, in conversations between a sitting united states supreme court justice and his wife. we have new details on the capitol insurrection and the trump coup plot from the testimony of key witnesses to the january 6th select committee. later in the program, we ll talk to the man who starting revelations back in 2019 made the push to see trump s taxes even more urgent. we are talking about, of course, don trump s former fixer michael cohen. all those stories and more when the white house continues after a quick break. don t go anywhere. t go anywhere. nated over two hundred and fifty million dollars to charity. in fact, subaru is the largest corporate donor to the aspca. .and the national park foundation.
u.s. secret service, department of homeland security prevented intel and you are you are not aware of it? and you forwarded a memo about the potential for violence i believe you do that on january 4th? total in argos history liz cheney, ma am, i received hundreds of emails. trying to do my best. it s been almost two years now. i don t recall having that knowledge. cheney, so you didn t read the intelligence and you didn t read the article that you forwarded? that s your testimony? ornato, i don t know if i did, ma am. i m sorry, i just don t recall. stephen miller got a lot of things, so don trump jr.. i wonder, as doj digs into potential criminality around january 6th do, you think peoples memories will come back, phil? it could. look, this was a historic day in this country and i think if you are in a position of leadership as tony ornato was on the day, these are the types of things they will probably
is a congresswoman it has been. he reveals for the very first time that he was concerned that don trump was conflicted and u.s. foreign policy was wrapped into don trump s business interest in turkey with air long in other countries. these words suspicions held by the advisor. how do we have a system where all of the cautionary institutional barriers were broken or dissembled. look, what do other presidents do they, put all their assets into a trust and they have no stake in what happened in their businesses. trump didn t do this. again and again he simply broke the rules and we have so much