This imbecile is pretending the release of these tax returns is some sort of good news.
99% of Hillary's charitable deductions go to her own private slush fund.
Oh, and WJC has taken more than $17 million from for-profit educational funds.
What a great story for Hillary!!!
fucking idiot.
Lol, that's YOUR opinion, and you're a brain dead welcher, so, who gives a shit. People can see the record and judge for themselves, but we don't even get to do that with Rump. Why IS that, Jagoff?
Moronic, welching, douchebag.
Not really you just don’t understand reality. The IRS can be your worst nightmare. Trump’s return is over 100 pages long. He’s been audited for 14 years in a row. His tax attorneys advised him not to make his return public. What would you do, ignore their advise and release it anyway?
“He who represents himself has a fool for a client” .
Just heard a Fox reporter TELL Katrina Pierson Trump supporters want to see his tax returns and thats a fact...Katrina laughed and said "Cmon,you have the luxury of working for Fox and not CNN...Every real trump supporter would say,and do say DONT RELEASE YOUR TAX RETURNS BECAUSE THE MEDIA WILL TWIST EVERY NUMBER".... So let's talk about the 33,000 emails she deleted to obstruct an FBI investigation or the corrupt Clinton foundation,or the Lies to the American Public.
The video https://youtube.com/watch?v=DBrgNfdBP-EJust heard a Fox reporter TELL Katrina Pierson Trump supporters want to see his tax returns and thats a fact...Katrina laughed and said "Cmon,you have the luxury of working for Fox and not CNN...Every real trump supporter would say,and do say DONT RELEASE YOUR TAX RETURNS BECAUSE THE MEDIA WILL TWIST EVERY NUMBER".... So let's talk about the 33,000 emails she deleted to obstruct an FBI investigation or the corrupt Clinton foundation,or the Lies to the American Public.
Even Pence is gonna release 1 year. http://www.nbcnews.com/card/mike-pence-says-hell-release-tax-returns-soon-n630151
Not nearly enough, but better than nothing. The Clinton's and Romney's father created the template for how this issue should be treated. Total Transparency. The Idiot Drumpf is hiding something, and he should be rightfully hammered for this tight up to election day. Far less income than he brags about? Ties to Russia? Effective 0% tax rate? Ties to other questionable entities? #Sad. #Bad.
Not nearly enough, but better than nothing. The Clinton's and Romney's father created the template for how this issue should be treated. Total Transparency. The Idiot Drumpf is hiding something, and he should be rightfully hammered for this tight up to election day. Far less income than he brags about? Ties to Russia? Effective 0% tax rate? Ties to other questionable entities? #Sad. #Bad.
And did it ever occur to you to ask why his attorneys advised him of that? Buffet has a helluva lot more investments and money than Rump, and he is perfectly comfortable in releasing HIS taxes. Or, let me put it this way, what possible GOOD reason could there be for Rump's lawyers to give him that advice? They, the IRS, are already looking at his taxes, so your "worst nightmare" re: them makes no sense whatsoever, and wtf does the number of pages have to do with anything? As usual, you haven't the faintest idea what you're talking about and are thus talking outta your ass.
Oh, and I just saw Small Daddy's excellent point. Rump is apparently being audited from 2011 on. The Clintons have released THIRTY YEARS of taxes, so, would it kill Rump to release, say, 1984(a year he was caught lying about his taxes, btw) to 2010? Don't hold your breath...
Eat shit and die, Liar Boy: HRC has already been investigated-and cleared by a Republic FBI director-whereas, in the court of public opinion, Rump is Dead Man Walking, the tradition is almost half of century old of releasing taxes, and Rump is the only major candidate who refused to give it up, and he is gonna get his just desserts for doing so, no matter how much you pretend otherwise.
[h=1]Congress WILL get to see notes from Hillary Clinton's three-hour interview with the FBI over private email server scandal[/h]
By NIKKI SCHWAB, U.S. POLITICAL REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 21:11, 14 August 2016 | UPDATED: 23:42, 14 August 2016
Members of Congress will receive notes from Hillary Clinton's interview with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, CNN is reporting.
Clinton spoke to the FBI on July 2, just three days before the bureau's director James Comey announced that he would recommend the former secretary of state not be charged with a crime in the private email server case.
Comey did, however, label Clinton's homebrew email setup 'extremely careless.'
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke to the FBI for three hours in early July. Now Members of Congress will be privy to the notes from that conversation
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On July 5, FBI Director James Comey said publicly that he wouldn't be recommending charges against Hillary Clinton over her private emails, but labeled her 'extremely careless'
His July 5 announcement – which led to the Department of Justice officially dropping the case – also resulted in Comey having to testify before Congress, which he did two days later.
There, he was asked about Clinton's interview with the FBI.
Comey divulged that the three-hour interview hadn't taken place under oath and thus no official transcript would be available.
Notes from the interview, however, existed and Republicans have been trying to get their hands on those for the past month.
CNN noted that the Obama Administration has been debating how to release the documents since Clinton is now officially the Democratic nominee for the White House.
Republicans have harped on the email scandal for over a year now and it's done some damage to her reputation as she pursues the presidency.
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Two days later, FBI Director James Comey testified before Congress and shared that the FBI hadn't spoken to Hillary Clinton under oath
In a Bloomberg Politics poll that dropped last week, respondents found Clinton's email scandal to be the most worrisome part of her candidacy.
Fifty-eight percent said they were bothered by Clinton setting up a private email server as secretary of state, a bigger percentage than those who said they were troubled by her handling of the Benghazi terror attack in 2012, in which four Americans were killed.
For months Clinton claimed that she never sent or received classified information on the private server, but Comey's congressional testimony countered that.
'Secretary Clinton said there was nothing marked classified on her emails, either sent or received. Was that true?' asked Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy at the Capitol Hill hearing.
'That's not true,' Comey had replied.
'Secretary Clinton said, "I did not email any classified maerial to anyone on my email. There is no classified material." Was that true?' Gowdy continued.
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'There was classified material emailed,' Comey answered.
Twice now Clinton has gotten herself in political trouble for sticking to her original script.
In a Fox News interview with the network's Chris Wallace, Clinton told the 'Fox News Sunday' host that Comey 'said my answers were truthful' when she talked to the FBI.
'And what I've said is consistent with what I have told the American people,' she added.
At another point she told reporters during a brief Q&A that she might have 'short-circuited' when answering questions about the emails.
The notes will give new insight on what she actually said to the FBI to explain why she decided to set up a secret server instead of using a government-run email account.
The notes could make their way to Capitol Hill as soon as tomorrow.
Read more:
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- The notes from Hillary Clinton's July 2 interview with the Federal Bureau of Investigation could arrive on Capitol Hill as early as Monday
- Republicans have been wanting to see notes from Clinton's interview, which wasn't under oath, so no transcript exists
- On July 5 the FBI recommended to the Department of Justice that no charges be filed against Clinton over her private email server
By NIKKI SCHWAB, U.S. POLITICAL REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 21:11, 14 August 2016 | UPDATED: 23:42, 14 August 2016
Members of Congress will receive notes from Hillary Clinton's interview with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, CNN is reporting.
Clinton spoke to the FBI on July 2, just three days before the bureau's director James Comey announced that he would recommend the former secretary of state not be charged with a crime in the private email server case.
Comey did, however, label Clinton's homebrew email setup 'extremely careless.'
.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke to the FBI for three hours in early July. Now Members of Congress will be privy to the notes from that conversation
+3
On July 5, FBI Director James Comey said publicly that he wouldn't be recommending charges against Hillary Clinton over her private emails, but labeled her 'extremely careless'
His July 5 announcement – which led to the Department of Justice officially dropping the case – also resulted in Comey having to testify before Congress, which he did two days later.
There, he was asked about Clinton's interview with the FBI.
Comey divulged that the three-hour interview hadn't taken place under oath and thus no official transcript would be available.
Notes from the interview, however, existed and Republicans have been trying to get their hands on those for the past month.
CNN noted that the Obama Administration has been debating how to release the documents since Clinton is now officially the Democratic nominee for the White House.
Republicans have harped on the email scandal for over a year now and it's done some damage to her reputation as she pursues the presidency.
+3
Two days later, FBI Director James Comey testified before Congress and shared that the FBI hadn't spoken to Hillary Clinton under oath
In a Bloomberg Politics poll that dropped last week, respondents found Clinton's email scandal to be the most worrisome part of her candidacy.
Fifty-eight percent said they were bothered by Clinton setting up a private email server as secretary of state, a bigger percentage than those who said they were troubled by her handling of the Benghazi terror attack in 2012, in which four Americans were killed.
For months Clinton claimed that she never sent or received classified information on the private server, but Comey's congressional testimony countered that.
'Secretary Clinton said there was nothing marked classified on her emails, either sent or received. Was that true?' asked Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy at the Capitol Hill hearing.
'That's not true,' Comey had replied.
'Secretary Clinton said, "I did not email any classified maerial to anyone on my email. There is no classified material." Was that true?' Gowdy continued.
.
'There was classified material emailed,' Comey answered.
Twice now Clinton has gotten herself in political trouble for sticking to her original script.
In a Fox News interview with the network's Chris Wallace, Clinton told the 'Fox News Sunday' host that Comey 'said my answers were truthful' when she talked to the FBI.
'And what I've said is consistent with what I have told the American people,' she added.
At another point she told reporters during a brief Q&A that she might have 'short-circuited' when answering questions about the emails.
The notes will give new insight on what she actually said to the FBI to explain why she decided to set up a secret server instead of using a government-run email account.
The notes could make their way to Capitol Hill as soon as tomorrow.
Read more:
.
