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Remarks. Well see what the president say about that shortly. Guarding the request from the house ways and Means Committee for the president to release his tax returns to hand over the president s tax returns, the president s attorneys called that request illegitimate. They put out a scathing statement, one writing, quote f the irs ak recesses it, he is not aware theres ever been a request for an elected officials tax return for good reason. It is a gross abuse of power to use it as a weapons att...

The candidates at this historic event. We start right now with President Trump about to leave the white house, live look there at joint base andrews. We are told the president is not there just yet. He is still at the white house. Again, President Trump heading to atlanta, georgia, leaving behind what may be a new challenge to congressional oversight of the white house. Last night the president telling the Washington Post he may keep his aides from testifying before Congress Since hes already co...

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

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