personal and business tax information, but they have a good reason for it. basically they re arguing three things. they say that they need to understand how the presidential audit program works. that s the program essentially that gives the irs the ability to audit every president coming into office, not just president trump, but they say it s not enshrined in law, they need to understand how it works. they also are arguing president trump complains that he s constantly under audit, even before he went into the white house. they say they need to see his tax returns to understand why that is so that it s fair not just for president trump but for all of the american taxpayers, and they say they need to see these tax returns to understand whether the president benefitted personally from the gop s tax plan that passed. so those are the reasons they say they need this information. of course richard neal asked for it back in april. then the treasury department refused. then he issued a subpo