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♪♪ good morning. i'm ryan nobles. thank you for joining us. this morning for the first time, the public is getting a firsthand look at six years worth of former president donald trump's taxes. our nbc news team is reading through the returns page by page, combing for news. we'll break down what's inside these highly anticipated documents ahead. with tiktok now banned on house-issued devices, could congress ban it on your phone next. we'll ask a congressman about that. and fliers are making backup plans before they fly. a live up diet from newark airport. an update on pope...

And you can suspect, you can take it to the bank that they're going to be doing that with this. the issue politically here is, we're going to jump short term for the base, but this does have a road map for republicans that want to criticize and question trump in a way that they may be couldn't have in 2016 which is point out which -- which we kind of all know. and that is he's not as wealthy as he pretends to be and he uses a lot of smoke and mirrors. but joyce's point about tish james having these tax returns and not taking any criminal liability. for everyone that was hoping for donald trump...

He use every possible tax loophole aggressively, i think everyone on this panel will be surprised if he didn't do that. so in the aggregate, i'm not so sure we've learned anything new. yes, these are significant. i think the question really isn't for panelists like us, it's for prosecutors around the country. and that is, was there any -- as david said, criminal intent or is there any criminal exposure. with that, i'll toss it over to the real experts in that matter. >> it's a perfect segue for joyce. what in your mind could they be looking for? >> it's interesting that james has had most of t...

Prosecutors out there. wouldn't she have gone for this if she had it? >> joyce, would she have already? >> you know, i try to never day drink when i'm reading tax returns because they're always very difficult to parse and understand. so i appreciate that we don't have permission to do that just yet. tax charges are in some ways straightforward. and i suspect if she was pursuing them and she would likely be doing that with the district attorney because of the way new york's prosecutions work, i think that we would see signs of that. i think we would have seen a convened grand jury or other proc...