among those questions whether what was billed as loans made to trump s children were actually loans or gifts disguised as loans for the purpose of avoiding gift taxes. the committee also flagged some of trump s tax write offs and whether he framed payments from his personal business, from his personal life as business expenses. those include frequent trips on his private jet and as the new york times reported in 2020, more than $70,000 paid to style his hair. as for why those claims weren t audited, an internal irs memo cited a lack of resources. the agency also wrote that it wanted to quote explore other options, rather than risk worsening trump s preexisting animosity for the irs. joe, i don t know, 70,000 on somebody s hair. i spend a lot on my hair. i m sure you spend a lot on your hair, but 70,000, wouldn t that
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The 32 parents implicated in the college admission fraud case announced in federal court in Boston Tuesday not only bought admission for their kids into.