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Trump and kushner accounts. >> and one of those employees was tammy mcfadden. where's her case right now? >> well, she's fired from the bank. >> yeah. >> she has complained to a number of federal regulators about the situation. >> okay. >> and we'll see where that goes. >> all right. our thanks to david enrich of "the new york times." fascinating new reporting there on the president's ties to deutsche bank. david, thank you for being here on a sunday. >> thank you. >> let's bring in kevin cerri cerrillo, chief washington correspondent of "bloomberg." christine quinn, a former new york city cou...

So this isn't -- this could be nothing, but americans should care because there's a whole lot of smoke. we can't confirm there's fire, but there's a whole lot of smoke, and also -- >> why is it always russia? >> you know, i -- >> these transactions as david was reporting involved money that was going to russia. why always russia? >> well, our president seems to have a deep love affair with putin and a desire to be connected and to the russians and make them happy. so, you know, when you see something -- when someone tells you you're a duck once, they're wrong. someone tells you twice. three ti...

Transactions, they concluded based on what they had seen that these were potentially suspicious actions that should be reported to the federal government, a division that pursues financial crime. and the bank -- these reports go up through the chain of comman at the bank. bank managers took a look at what their employees found, what they recommended and they overruled the employees. they decided that, no, these reports, this information did not need to go to the government and that was basically the end of the matter. >> david, you mentioned in your reporting here at least some of them involve...

Deutsche bank also responding, i should mention, you saw that statement, saying they have increased our anti-financial crimes staff and enhanced our controls in recent years. david, let me have you sum up for us all of this. you mentioned there are many banks that kind of do this stuff r , the anti- -- you have employees raise red flags about anti-money laundering issues within banks but is this a hair-on-fire moment or what? >> i mean, i don't think it's a hair-on-fire moment. i'm bald so there's never a hair-on-fire moment as far as i'm concerned. >> i feel your pain. >> i think this is the ...