thanks for having me on. but i think it s a stunning development. and i am so pleased that congress is being so careful in maintaining the confidentiality of mr. trump s social security number. irs takes the number one priority is to maintain the confidentiality of tax returns. and they ve done a fantastic job over the years of doing that. and i think everybody can take pride in that. but let s face it, mr. trump has been quite a financial wizard, or at least so he claims. let s see if those tax returns reflect his business wizardry. i suspect you re going to see massive losses on his corporate returns, which will then some of which will be carried over to his personal returns. and so then the question is how can someone who s reporting massive multimillion dollar business losses year after year
always want to know from an american president. marty and ryan, please stay with me. i hope manu is still with us as well because i want to go now for his first interview since his committee s meeting and vote today to congressman lloyd doggett. i appreciate your time. you and i have talked about this over the past couple of months. here we are. you ve spent hours behind closed doors. you ve just come out from the vote. can you first explain to me exactly what you all are voting to do? are we going to see a summary of some sort? or are we going to see all of the tax returns? both but for a limited period. yes, erin, we ve been at it for about the last three and a half hours discussing all aspects of this. now there will be a report to the house prepared by chairman neal and his staff, a very thorough report. it includes a number of attachments. it includes additional analysis from the joint tax committee.
implant company and other things as well, a car company. i want to get to the outlier. musk has become fairly unpopular among democrats. you say there is a problem. when he asked twitter users to vote on whether he should step down as ceo. i don t know what the heck he is thinking. we know twitter users as a whole are far more democratic than the american public as a whole. he is essentially putting a poll to a lot of democrats should i step down a lot, and they don t like him, i m not surprised at the results. or maybe you. maybe you re surprised who the 51% were. in other words, he pulled a group of people who don t like him. exactly. about whether they liked him. okay. but one of the first things, and maybe this is the reason why they don t like him, he takes over twitter. he comes in and controversially reinstates a lot of people, some who may have been appropriately banned, others who weren t. donald trump is one of the ones he reinstated who by the way has not yet rejoine
syria, from anywhere to throw into this thing because they re literally running out of men to fight in their war. i don t think that anybody in russia that wants to go to war, they understand that they re all going to die out there. there s a huge understanding everybody knows somebody who s been killed or is on the front lines and under terrible circumstances. and, so, i can t imagine that these have any impact at all, but they ll try whatever they have to try. thank you, bill. i appreciate your time tonight ahead of the zelenskyy visit tomorrow. thank you. and, next, the breaking news. the biden administration telling the supreme court tonight that it does want title 42 to end, but not now. we re live at the border with what it means for the thousands and thousands of migrants who are still gathering there hoping that that rule would ve been lifted this week. plus, are donald trump s tax returns about to become public so we can all see them? the house committee and is about
publicly releasing donald trump s tax returns. some of that financial private information sounds like will be redacted by the committee. but we shall learn a significant amount more about donald trump s personal financial situation, his business financial situation, other companies that ehas been involved with, assuming this becomes public. and it still remains unclear when this will become public. it could take days. but democrats are in their final days to release donald trump s tax returns which he s kept from the public for many years. i know from talking to members of the committee, congressman lloyd doggett has been very clear that they ve been pushed into this essentially. in a perfect world they would have gotten them and gone through them and been able to evaluate whether his business and financial dealings had any impact on his actions as president. but they don t have time to go through it all. they were put in this position of putting it out publicly. can i just ask, thou