âNobody would recommend that,â Trump replied, pivoting to Hillary Clintonâs email use as secretary of state. âIn the meantime, she has 33,000 emails that she deleted.
You mean the ones the FBI did recover and found no âthereâ there?
No audit link? No shit, SherlockâŚ
Instead, he implied that there is no political advantage to doing so.
And the media continues its collective stupor.
So release your medical records then, you liar.
She has released the e-mails, you moran. The FBI says theyâve recovered everything.
I expect to see your taxes by close of business today.
âMr. Trump, do you believe your tax returns were accurate and correct? If so, thereâs clearly no reason not to release them. If you donât believe theyâre accurate and correct, wasnât it a felony to sign your name to them?â
Dishonest Don could skate this one on a technicality. Hillary isnât releasing the e-mails: the State Department is releasing them. Presumably, this is because there is the potential for classified data like, âVladimir Putin took a dump in his mistressâ house yesterdayâ to be released. That stuff needs to be redacted, obviously.
And our ever-vigilant news media is where? Hillary coughs and itâs front page news. Trump continues to lie, cheat and steal- but isnât he such a cute little devil! Our ânewsâ outlets have all become versions of âEntertainment Tonightâ. The only industry protected by the Constitution and we get the Kardashians and Dancing with the Stars.
I only wonder. What if, in the interests of ⌠well, whatever, if the IRS could just make a declaration that the audit is over? Itâs really simple, and if they feel itâs needed, the IRS can start a new one.
The headline doesnât seem to be supported by the quotes in the article.
When youâre writing a headline based on a paraphrased quote in the last sentence of the piece, you might want to rethink that headline.
He has decades of tax returns. He could release returns from the 80s and 90s and that would be informative. Those were his most mobbed-up years, so they might be even better than the recent tax returns.
I agree - itâs a bit of a stretch. Trump is being vague and evasive. Thereâs no clear declaration that the audit has nothing to do with the release of the returns. I keep expecting something more definitive, like when George W. Bush was finally asked, point blank, what Iraq had to do with 9/11 and he replied, âNothing.â
there isnât any advantage to releasing his tax returns because they list all of his âcharitable contributionsâ?
theyâd probably surprise the charities that canât find any evidence of said contribution and/or embarrass other politicians besides Biondi and PaxtonâŚ
Câmon MediaâŚFOLLOW THIS BS. A couple of months ago he would ârelease his returnsâ if Hillary would release her transcripts of speechesâŚthen it was tax returns of other candidates, NOW itâs the emails? The ones that have already been recovered and studied? Heâs a LIAR. He will not DO IT. INVESTIGATE dammit, REPORT!!!
I surprised the head on this bit didnât say " OâReilly grills Trump on Tax returns". Another bail em out FOX grilling. Bill O set Trump up to continue hiding who he really is from the American people. maybe we should stop fetishizing on FOX. Itâs going to do this and only this. What else is going on?
Of course he knows it is not in his best interest to release his taxes returns, after all even is moronic supporters will understand the big zero on his chartiable contributions and the zero on what he pays in taxes.
OâReilly wants a cushy job with Trump Media after the election. This âinterviewâ was simply part of the job application process.
You left out the gun manufacturers.
Itâs a fallacy to assume we have an âever vigilant news media.â We donât, pure and simple. Itâs not the âevery vigilantâ part thatâs wrong, itâs the ânews media.â
The economic collapse of the newspaper industry across the nation is a root cause of this election. Newspapers were the fertile soil from which 90 percent of actual news, online and broadcast, was generated. But as a nation, weâve salted that soil now, and we reap what we have sown.