The documentary “Wild Life” tells the story of Kristine Tompkins, a former chief executive who retired at 43 and moved to South America for love and conservation.
trump might be legally exposed and you mentioned taxes. if you think that, is that part of the reason why the public was never privy to them? i mean, every other president would always show taxes and he always said you know, i m being audited and i can t put it out there. is that a vulnerable spot for him, perhaps the most? it has to be. he did famously, he said he couldn t he couldn t turn over and disclose his taxes because he was audited, that he was going to do it, but his lawyers wouldn t let him. there were a million excuses why the taxes couldn t come out. some of them were leaked by the press and it showed he paid $750 in income tax. that was crazy. it seems that he did everything he could to prevent them from being produced. if the president were to say, former president donald trump, if he were to say i did not know.
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we tried to ask the witness certain questions and mr. shiff would not let him answer. are you asking for names? that s usually what you do. did he answer? he wouldn t. the chairman wouldn t let him. democrats are contending that process of elimination to try to figure out who the whistleblower is. it s a process of trying to figure out who we re trying to call as witnesses. the letter came from ranking member nunes, mccaul and myself. we said go read the complaint. bullet point number 1 of the do who the half tleblower say? dozen officials are. we want to call them as witnesses. it s tough to determine can t ask them questions.