same time. we will get the latest. plus, we will speak with pulitzer prize-winning investigative journalist david cay johnston, who just obtained two pages of donald trumps 2005 tax returns. it shows most of the taxes trump paid were due to a special tax on high earners that he is now trying to abolish. but is there any hope the nation will see more of trump s tax information? pres. trump: the old one who cares about my tax returns are the reporters. the only one. i won. i mean, i became president. i don t think they care at all. i don t think they care at all. i think you care. i think you care. amy: and we help look at how the state of arkansas is looking to execute eight men in 10 days. arkansas says the state supply of the sedative midazolam will soon expire. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. calls are growing for president trump to release his full tax returns after part of his 2005 r
cut $20 billion in funding or is united nations, the u.n. facing an unprecedented crisis as nigeria, smiley, south sudan, and yemen all face famine at the same time. we will get the latest. plus, we will speak with pulitzer prize-winning investigative journalist david cay johnston, who just obtained two pages of donald trumps 2005 tax returns. it shows most of the taxes trump paid were due to a special tax on high earners that he is now trying to abolish. but is there any hope the nation will see more of trump s tax information? pres. trump: the old one who cares about my tax returns are the reporters. the only one. i won. i mean, i became president.. i don t think they care at all. i don t think they care at all. i think you care. i think you care. amy: and we help look at how the state of arkansas is looking to execute eight men in 10 days. arkansas says the state supply of the sedative midazolam will soon expire. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!,
cut $20 billion in funding or is united nations, the u.n. facing an unprecedented crisis as nigeria, smiley, south sudan, and yemen all face famine at the same time. we will get the latest. plus, we will speak with pulitzer prize-winning investigative journalist david cay johnston, who just obtained two pages of donald trumps 2005 tax returns. it shows most of the taxes trump paid were due to a special tax on high earners that he is now trying to abolish. but is there any hope the nation will see more of trump s tax information? pres. trump: the old one who cares about my tax returns are the reporters. the only one. i won. i mean, i became president.. i don t think they care at all. i don t think they care at all. i think you care. i think you care. amy: and we help look at how the state of arkansas is looking to execute eight men in 10 days. arkansas says the state supply of the sedative midazolam will soon expire. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!,
reporter: the president remains confident, declaring by the time i he is finished, the world will be a bert platter pl. two more police officers have been put on leave after dragging a passenger off a flight in chicago on sunday. the ceo of united airlines declared today it will never again call police to eject a passenger who s being bumped only because of overbooking. here s kris van cleave. reporter: as united airlines struggles to contain the fallout from dr. david dow being forcibly removed from a flight on sunday, the company s ceo oscar munoz says he has failed to create an environment in which employees use common sense to solve problems rather than strictly following policies, something he vows he will fix. this can never, will never happen again on a united airlines flight, that s my premise, and that s my promise. it really felt like a scene out of a move eye. reporter: high school teacher was on the plane. some of my students were crying, others were
media executive who has been the author of mr. trump s darkest rhetoric. major garrett is at the white house. reporter: the president s chief strategist, steve bannon, took a seat in the front row of mr. trump s news conference today. but sources say their bannon s role is in jeopardy. there s a new political order being formed out of it. reporter: clashes with jared kushner have angered mr. trump, as was evident in an interview yesterday with the new york post. steve is a good guy, but i told them to straighten it out or i will, the president said, after ordering a bannon/kushner truce last week. the president also tried to minimize bannon s influence. i like steve, but you have to remember he was not involved in my campaign until very late, mr. trump said. i had already beaten all the senators and governors, and i didn t know steve. i m my own strategist. in fact, mr. trump was well acquainted with mr. bannon before he became campaign ceo in august. thank you for jo