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September 28, 2020
White house, trump reportedly only paid $750. for his first year in office, he again paid just 7$750. $750 is roughly the federal income tax bill of someone who makes $20,000 a year. at the white house, the president insisted "the times" report was not accurate. >> well, first of all, ive paid a lot. and ive paid a lot of state income taxes, too. >> reporter: but state and federal income taxes are two different things. the president built his brand and his campaign on being a business genius wit...
September 28, 2020
Hi, everyone, its 4:00 in the east. a blockbuster new investigation by "the new york times" into 20 years of donald trumps tax returns, which they obtained through legal and confidential means goes a long, long way toward
September 28, 2020
10, the last 15 years and only $750 two years heading into running for the white house. among other big headlines out of this story, the president receiving within $70 million declared losses the irs has been auditing more than a decade. the president owes loans due two years ago personally guaranteed leaving him on the hook to enknown creditors and leading to potential conflicts of interest and wrote off as business expenses millions in consultant fees paid to ivanka trump and to his adult sons...
September 28, 2020
Thank you both for starting us off. and peter, congrats to your paper on this unbelievably informative scoop. when we come back, well dive into the counterintelligence threats that trump has possibly opened the country up to by someone who was there, someone who worked on an early counterintelligence investigation into the president. the aforementioned peter strzok. plus, who else could trump have tested for loyalty as he did jim comey at the start of his presidency. this as we learned more abou...
September 28, 2020
Hi, everyone, its 4:00 in the east. a blockbuster new investigation by "the new york times" into 20 years of donald trumps tax returns, which they obtained through legal and confidential means goes a long, long way
September 28, 2020
Stealing -- essentially stealing money. its also about who gets hurt, whom hes stealing it from and its really from a bunch of middle-class and low-income people hes stealing it. >> much like the wall ended up getting paid for by the american taxpayer, not mexico. i put cori bush in congress already. she still has to win the general election. she won the primary. so i just projected her forward. speak it into existence is what i say. thank you so much, senator sherrod brown. appreciate you very ...
September 27, 2020
. auto im brian stelter in new york. we hear about joe biden planning to give a big speech. it may be a rebuttal of sorts of president trumps supreme court announcement. its 12:15 p.m. time. this will be his first time commenting on trumps selection of amy coney barrett. theres no further details about bidens speech yet, but cnn will bring it to you live when it begins. now, turning to "reliable sourc sources" and a big list of newsmaker, be brian karem is here and since trump is threatening...
September 27, 2020
Good evening. we intended to bring you a special two-hour debate preview tonight and were going to focus a lot on the debate, but we
September 27, 2020
And welcome back to you our viewers in the united states, canada and around the world. the u.s. has seen more than 7 million coronavirus cases since the pandemic began, according to johns hopkins and the outbreak shows no signs of slowing. in fact, health experts say cold weather will make it worse. the death toll is now over
September 27, 2020
>> and you said if you were a republican senator, you would have voted to acquit? >> yes, on that, yes. >> they voted 48-52 on the abuse of power charge and 47-53 on obstruction of congress. far below the necessary fleshhold for removing the president. senator mitt romney was the only republican to break ranks and vote to convict on abuse of power. still the president was acquitted. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. inday after the presidents acquittal. >> he acted emb...