the musicians advance in its tracks didn't work about donald o'neill, a federal law firm of in house. on the 2nd floor, there was a machine gun flooring, out his photo no downstairs. there was a ukrainian soldier with a kalashnikov, and he was shooting us as we cross across the waste on to go off. we fell back. we called artillery support and said they would help us from those guys knew what they are doing. they did a fantastic job so good after that, we could continue on with afternoon's of a burglar. several waves of reinforcements failed to took the balance of power in ukraine's favor here. black body bags most in factory packaging serve as an indicator of how hastily the defenders had to abandon the village, his bill. so for a day enemies were hiding. hey, this is their kalashnikov like machine gun. they treated their wounds heads. there were about 6 people. it were this charred carcass of ukraine's t $72.00 tank is all that remains of what used to be a bastion of defense just outside the town of octomom i make is done of reporting from the dumbass. i'd say the president of the ce

speaking of nothing to hide, richard o'neil, chairman of the house committee had a big win today on the appeals court in washington, d.c., where they ordered donald trump to hand over his tax returns to the house ways and means committee. it's a very simple federal law that says chairman of the finance committee, the two tax warning committees have the authority to look out and individual tax returns they want to at anytime. no one has ever contested that law before. donald trump fought it. he went after those tax returns, presumably, he will continue to try to fight this one to the supreme court. >> i think he will continue to try to fight this to the supreme court. and if precedent is any guide on where the supreme court has been on this issue, i think you just have to look at the chief justice's ruling, after he ordered trump to turn over his tax returns to the manhattan district attorney's office. and in that ruling, robert said, no individual is above the rule of law in the united states, including the president. and therefore, trump asked to turn the documents over. i suspect if it goes there again, he will get a similar ruling, despite, i

o'neill. >> chris matthews. >> chris matthews. he has a very astute observer of politics. most white people would never vote for somebody if they thought they were racist. it is nonsense. why would donaldmp want to be known as a bigot. this guy had known donald trump for four years. he parted jack johnson, the firstt heavyweight champion. fifteen year effort by the documentarian and sylvester stallone. obama did not pardon him. george w. bush did not pardon him trumpeted. a very long sentence for a nonviolent but serious drug offense. he put permanent funding for black colleges on a 10 year basis. he did something called the firststep act. about 1000 wealthy black men had their sentenced considered and reduced. he pushed enterprise zones to reduce taxes and regulations in these areas to improve the black economy. heup supported school choice whh urban black parent and hispanic enparents want anti-secured the borders in the best way it has been done in decades. why is that relevant for black people? the person doing the more work than anybody else in the country is with harvard. there are winners and losers. big winners are employers who hire people with less money. can push them around