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You know, $550,000, something to that effect. in today's numbers it would be millions. i believe we have a right to know, and this is not for the public. it has to go through procedure. there has to be a hearing. the committee will vote to see if anything, if nothing will be exposed to the community. to the citizens of our country. to the rest of the congress. that's the law. 6103 is very clear and i think 61 -- 6214 even better of the code because that says to mnuchin, the defenders of the throne, the enablers, to mnuchin and reddick who didn't have the guts to come forward because that's how...

1924 in the wake of congressional attempts to investigate wrongdoing, section 6103-f was designed to provide the committee with unfetterred access to tax returns necessary to carry out its broad man day to oversee treasury, the irs and the nation's tax laws. since its passage, the committee has routinelily used 6103-f for these purposes and the executive branch has met its duty to comply with those requests. defendants have now, for what the committee believes is the first time ever denied a section 6103-f request in order to shield president trump's tax return information from congressional s...

Who were in, quote unquote, liberal organizations without any hesitation whatsoever under this law, 6103, which they conveniently forgot in two years, and i said what did you find out? they found out nothing. the thing was dismissed. nothing was found wrong. but these people are exposed and their records exposed. i believe we have a right to find out every president's financial background, how he made his money and what is he doing, not only because of possible conflicts of interest, and there's plenty to look at with this president, but because i want to know if the president of the united st...

Made his money and what is he doing, not only because of possible conflicts of interest, and there's plenty to look at with this president, but because i want to know if the president of the united states is paying his fair share of taxes like i have to. don't forget, this is what sunk nixon in the very beginning. they went after him in court, but they found out he hadn't paid his taxes. you know, $550,000, something to that effect. in today's numbers it would be millions. i believe we have a right to know, and this is not for the public. it has to go through procedure. there has to be a heari...

Kildee of michigan. thank you so much for joining us. as you know, the lawsuit accuses the treasury secretary, the irs commissioner of what they call an extraordinary attack on the authority of congress. explain your committee's argument in this suit. >> well, the argument is pretty simple. section 6103 of the tax code said the chairman of the ways and means committee could ask for a tax return and it shall be delivered to the chairman. it doesn't say unless it is the president, it doesn't say unless the president is uncomfortable with delivering that particular tax return, the law is very cle...