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Well be here every weekday at 3:00 on air and on live stream answering your questions. "world news tonight" is ne tonight, the first presidential debate just a short time from now. the high stakes showdown. president trump and joe biden facing off in cleveland. because of the pandemic, no handshake. no opening statements. thion wi the president. his team tonight predicting it will be about his taxes than bombshell new reporting from "the new york times" that the president, in 11 out of 18 year...

Those trump tax returns having won round one in the united states supreme court in a 7-2 decision that the new trump nominee for the supreme court judge amy coney barrett will not be able to reverse. we will get a prosecutors view later in this view, a former federal prosecutor in the southern district, and he served as a special counsel to the house intelligence committee during the impeachment of donald trump. our first guest tonight is a former prosecutor, senator kamala harris, now the candi...

Couple of deals, particularly one thats managed by one of his partners, he has made a tremendous amount of money. in fact, his net worth today is slightly, although not dramatically, higher than it would be if he had just taken his inheritance and invested it in the s&p 500. >> wow. talk to us about how he uses his debts out there to reduce his tax bill because you tweeted about several trump properties that he owes huge money on and he owes a ton of money. he needs to get re-elected, and hes go...

Look at it. its coming out in "time" magazine later today. >> dr. bhadelia, well be sure to check it out. coming up next, the truth matters but only if you see it, hear it. how the presidents supporters are trying to spin "the new york times" bombshell reporting about his taxes. and while you cant change how people feel, we can tell you that there are no facts supporting this point of view. say na-na

Persons idea of a rich person. but now we know hes not even a rich person really. all of that is a little rational, and as i hear myself talking i worry this is analog analysis because whats on the ballot here is, do we want a return to a nodding acquaintance in our public life with reason, or do we want to continue to indulge in this fantasy driven world of passion where our appetites govern everything. and i -- i totally agree with you on the numbers, the 54/45. if on election night, if on tha...

Taxpayer in history at that time. the losses that he has used, that he has declared shield him from tax liabilities. and, so, this is going to become of particular interest to prosecutors, especially new york city prosecutors who are already well on their way to obtaining the trump tax returns. it is very, very unlikely that there will be a federal criminal investigation of the tax returns because donald trump controls the irs and he controls the justice department. but once they are swept out o...

22 hours remain until the start of the first presidential debate in cleveland, ohio, tomorrow evening. donald trump and joe biden are facing off in the wake of stunning and exhaustive reporting from "the new york times." the paper has investigated 20 years of donald trumps tax return data, which the paper says was obtained through legal and confidential means. notably nbc news has not independently reviewed the documents that form the backbone of the investigation. the reporting not only offers ...

Just did what any smart businessperson would do couldnt be further from the truth. since president trump became president, with the help of congress, expanded deductions allowed him and other very wealthy people to live comfortably while declaring massive losses. and thats only part of it. his policies made it better for the rich and worse for the rest of the country. i want to bring in "forbes" senior editor dan alexander, author of "white house inc," how donald trump turned the presidency into...

Was, it was still close. they decided they were going to fire carter but hadnt decided they were going to hire biden. what biden has to do is become hirable. and really let trump unravel tonight because i know that guy. and i know right now hes pacing. hes going back and forth. he is not used to playing as a loser. and i think youre going to see that, smell it, feel it for him tonight. >> ive got ten follow-up questions for you. im going to ask everybody to stay put. were going to keep this goin...

Who to vote for and whether to vote at all. its against that backdrop that joe biden and donald trump are set to face off. but tonights debate also comes at a moment when the country is learning more than it has ever known before about the charade that donald trumps persona as a successful businessman really is. sure, he is rich, by any standard, but he has more debt and more loans soon coming due than previously understood at a time when u.s. national security is threatened by emboldened advers...