we ll have to rescue bigge r but big. too late. e for the audience who agrees l with me. laura looks great. i think that this fishing nowlo i m really not fishing. all right. well, you guys, i m going to see you next week.ha i m going to see you nexm: i mtk in the studio.e next week. yes, next week. i ll see you . awesome. all right. thanks so much. john ingram. and this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. yous so mucnow, coming up, star campiness reaction to trump ssta steamrolling cnn in moments.mrbu but first, planned chaos. ou bet toni you bet. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, the federal indictment against george santos for e fraud, aging carroll civil judgment against trump , harry and meghan s birthday party for our fauci. you ca well,n you can count on the media devoting hundreds of hours of coverage, an endless column inches to those types of stories in the coming weeks and months. s n the because those are the stories they think damage trum
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Reporter yeah. It absolutely does, anderson and mike pence releasing ten years of his tax returns and showing frankly, relatively modest numbers. These are not sevenfigure salaries that were talking about here. The pences had a tax rate of 8 and earned 113,000 and this puts the spotlight back on donald trump and his refusal to release his own tax returns and hes said that because theyre under audit and that argument has been weakened by a letter released by his tax council who has said that between the year 2002 and 2008 that they are not under audit anymore so meaning essentially that they could be released. The Clinton Campaign already picking up on this tonight, drawing that contrast between the running mate saying that donald trump continues to make excuses not to release his. Trump spoke earlier today is the Voter Value Summit in washington. What was the message there . This is a group of Evangelical Christian conservatives and donald trump did his best to try to appeal to this gr
Hundreds of you? i don t see that as an argument at all because quite . an argument at all because quite simply, the stats as they stand, 79 convictions out of the 700 overturned. out of the three schemes, possibly 4000 claimants, and in the vast majority of these cases. i can t speak for everyone, but in the vast majority, these people have been persecuted, and had their assets stripped, no pensions, nojobs, orthey their assets stripped, no pensions, nojobs, or they find it their assets stripped, no pensions, no jobs, or they find it very difficult to find a job. i myself have not worked for 15 years. not by choice. i have not worked for 15 years. not by choice. ~ , ., ., , choice. i think you have been offered compensation. - choice. i think you have been offered compensation. just i choice. i think you have been - offered compensation. just describe for us what the offer was, and how you view that again, because i ve already identified the three schemes, if you look at susan s case,