says the irs. no wonder the president wanted to install a new chief lawyer at the irs who might look at these matters differently. i mean, there is a fist to brick wall conflict right now on everything. over these past 60 days since mueller finished his investigation, turned in his report, fist to brick wall. as the trump administration and the trump white house try to block investigators and try to block congress from accessing absolutely anything having to do with this president or anything that might derive from mueller's investigation or anything that might fill in the gaps as to what mueller did or didn't look at. on the financial stuff in particular, on the president's accounting information, the president's banking information and now the president's tax information, that fist to brick wall conflict is looking to be more one-sided than you might expect. the wall's crumbling faster than all the rest of it, and i think the president cares more about that part of the fight. i think he cares mor

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that's who trump nominated to run the irs. he remains the irs commissioner today. now, commissioner, of course, that's the number-one job in the irs. the number-two job in the irs is the chief counsel at that agency. this past month "the new york times" reported that president trump personally intervened with mitch mcconnell to ensure that his handpicked nominee to be irs chief counsel, his handspicked nominee to be the number two person in the irs should get his nomination pushed through the senate and quickly and as a matter of priority. the "times" reported the president was so personally focused on getting that particular nominee confirmed that he told senator mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate, that it was, quote, a higher priority than voting on the nomination of william barr to be attorney general. mitch mcconnell naturally dutifully obliged. all republicans in the u.s. senate dutifully obliged and so the president's handpicked irs commissioner who had written that op-ped during the campaign saying trump shouldn't release his taxes, he at t

so we tried to ask the irs on tuesday. for three days we didn't get so much as a tumbleweed blowing our way from the irs in response to our calls. we tried calling. we tried emailing. we were about to try sending smoke signals this afternoon when we finally heard back. this is what the irs is finally willing to tell us about whether or not their chief counsel who advised trump's businesses on tax issues, whether he is recused from making decisions at the irs about releasing the president's taxes. they told us this -- which is not an answer to any of the questions we asked about the irs and their chief counsel and whether he's work on this thing where he would appear to have a very big conflict. we tried following up to get an actual answer to our question. we never heard back. so, i mean, we've been asking for three days now. just stick a pin in this. the irs and the treasury department are gearing up for what looks like an unprecedented court fight over the sitting president's taxes and the treasury department and the irs

irs. >> yes. so i think there are a number of people who have portions of trump's tax returns and other financial data, and i think some of that's going to begin to slip out, and i'm sure that suzanne and russ have more bullets that they're going to be firing in the future. it makes me wish i was not a pensioner but still at "the new york times." >> suzanne, you make the point on your sourcing that your source legally possesses these documents. was in legal possession of the documents. >> yeah. >> and david's just given us a sense of how broad that can be. i began the night, john, believing this stuff only existed inside the irs, but this is why david kay johnston's here. >> you get a tax transcript. so there are a variety of people, like, many millions of americans at some point in their life have applied for a tax transcript or given permission for someone to look at a tax transcript. the number of transactions that donald trump's been involved in, it wouldn't surprise me if there are dozens on

the irs and treasury department saying no, we're not doing it and the top lawyer at the irs we're notowed to know. the irs will not give a straight answer whether or not the top lawyer is recused from participating because he used to advice the president on his taxes. we would ask for three days to keep going. we'll ask for more. watch this space. going we'll ask for more watch this space (music throughout) what's going on? it's the 3pm slump. should have had a p3. oh yeah. should have had a p3. need energy? get p3. with a mix of meat, cheese and nuts. rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serio

have you told the irs not to respond to the request?t said the irs independently wrote a letter concurring -- >> let me reclaim my time couple of give me a yes or no? i don't understand the question. >> okay. you won't give me a yes or no. >> it was a very simple question. did you tell the irs commissioner not to respond to chairman kneel's request for the trump tax returns whfrl the trump cabinet members are afraid of the truth in a yes or no question, they ask to repeat the question. and then they keep running away from the answer. i've shown that you before. we've seen with it the attorney general william barr. we've seen him do that. now we've seen secretary mnuchin do that. he did not say no. that leaves only one logical possibility. yes. yes, he did. tell the irs commissioner not to respond to chairman neil's demand. and that is another instance of the treasury secretary violating the law. joining us now is the tax attorney in private practice who was the trial attorney in the office of the chief counsel of the internal revenue se

when we asked irs for comment, irs said it never forwarded the memo to treasury.has said and treasury said in a statement that mnuchin never reviewed the memo. there's a chance i guess that they were unaware of it and that's part of the reason that mnuchin denied the request. that said, a lot of legal experts have been pointing out for months the law seems clear here. and it's inconceivable that mnuchin wouldn't have read some of the disagreements. >> the irony is that -- actually, first of all, if there's no signature and date, how do you know it is from the irs' attorney or legal office? >> well, we were able to confirm when we reviewed the document with people close to it. when we went to the irs yesterday they confirmed in a statement that this memo did exist and it did originate in the office of the chief counsel. >> so, shan, it's pretty damning when someone in the office of the chief counsel of the irs writes a memo, even a draft memo saying you can't not hand over the tax returns. it backs up pretty much what every legal expert has been saying about this?

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in the irs chief counsel's office they began looking at tax returns. to us repeatedly and now publicly to others that steven mnuchin and top leaders at treasury never saw this memo. it's unclear if they did. irs would be the agency that keeps the tax returns and that's why they drafted it. >> it also at least seems clear from his testimony today even if he had saw it, it wasn't changing his opinion on where he stood on this at the moment. you mentioned executive privilege. the memo does discuss, it seems, one way that the president would have to resist would be executive privilege. it was complicated, there was more to it. what did you learn more about that? >> defined broadly, executive privilege is protecting discussions between the president and his top advisers, sensitive internal matters that should not be disclosed to the public. it would be hard to figure out exactly how the president's tax returns before he came into office as president and even now would define as executive privilege. i'm not saying that they couldn't but the memo also shows i

have you told the irs not to respond to the request? >> the irs independently, the chairman wrote a letter concurring with my -- >> can you give me a yes or no? >> can you repeat the question? >> have you told the irs not respond to the group quest? >> the irs independently wrote a letter. >> let me reclaim my time. can you give me yeses or nose. you, first of all, i did a little research myself. i know that you have done some work with goldman sachs in the investment banking sector. have you ever lost $1 billion? >> i have never lost $1 billion. >> would you enter into a business relationship with someone who had a track record of losing $1 billion? >> it depends. >> would you invest in a business venture that had lost $1 billion? >> if it made $10 billion -- >> let me reclaim my time. i have concerns about the opportunity zone. i sent a letter to you. we haven't gotten a response yet. i hope you will be able to respond to the questions i have asked in that letter. did you get the letter? >> i will check with my group this afternoon. w

that would be -- the irs is an executive function. the irs is the executive branch. so for the congressional branch to try to exert authority, that is a constitutional crisis. >> it's checks and balances, isn't it, mr. lu? what do you mean, public interest? it's in the public's interest to know if the president of the united states has had some kind of engagement with foreign interests that could influence him. there's a lot of public interest here. >> yes. let's try to break all this down. the 6-e issue is an important one. this is about the disclosure of grand jury materials. that's one part of this. but what the president has done is, he's asserted executive privilege to everything in the mueller report. >> that's correct. >> and that stretches beyond what any legal scholar thinks executive privilege means. notwithstanding the fact that he's probably already waived it because all of his officials have gone to talk to the special counsel. that's one aspect. the second aspect is the statute that requires the secretary of the treasury to furnish, it says "shall furni

since the 1970s the irs manual has said every president and vice president should be audited i the irs. this was to talk away sfrugs the irs employees. >> he says he is under audit and that's why he won't show us the taxes. >> well we have to see if he is under automate audit now he is president of the united states of america and we have to see if in fact the irs is complying with their manual. we saw the president as part of the mueller report when he doesn't like something, he will call somebody on the phone and say i don't want you to do this. don mcgahn came out and said i'm doing it my way even though the president directs otherwise. do we know if the i say commissioner is following his procedures that every president and vice president is supposed to be audited by the irs? >> to this point, though when secretary mnuchin says you lack legislative purpose as you point out your kmarm is it saying to look at how the irs audits presidents why you need trump's returns to do couldn't the irs confirm that he is under audit as all presidents are. how would that tell you. >> we need to fo

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. >> in other words so the irs isn't targeting certain groups based on the religion or their race soof powers, to use it as a tool against an american citizen and so forth, and if congress, in the end, has the power to do this to the president, i suppose they have the power to do this to the chief justice. >> they do but they should be very careful because the same statute that gives them the power to ask the irs for individual tax returns to look at whether the irs is abusing the power also allows the president to ask for individual tax returns so he could ask for chairman nadler's tax return. >> yes, but he would say. [inaudible] and nancy pelosi, speaker of the house has a lot of power on what kind of legislation comes to the floor. nothing happens without her say fill so what about her tax return. >> the business interest of her family, all those things would be fair game. let's look at dianne feinstein returns. particularly her husband's relationships with china and her both some particular things, let's look at the clinton foundation tax returns and specific actions, for secret

>> have you told the irs not to respond to the request? >> again, i just said the irs independently wrote a letter -- >> let me reclaim my time. can you give me a yes or no? >> i don't understand the question. >> you won't give me a yes or no. all right, so let me ask you, first of all, i did a little research myself, and i know that you've done some work with goldman sachs in the investment banking sector. have you ever lost a billion dollars? >> i have never lost a billion dollars. >> would you enter into a business relationship with someone who has a track record of losing a billion dollars? >> it depends, if they made 10 billion and lost a billion -- >> thank you, sir. let me reclaim my time quickly. i do have some concerns about the opportunity zones. i sent a letter to you. we haven't gotten a response yet. i hope that you will be able to respond to the questions that i've asked in that letter. did you get the letter? >> i assure you that i will check with my group this afternoon. we very much support the opportunity zone, so we will

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the irs telling fox news it is not the official position of the irs. the article mentions the irs commissioner was not aware of this memo until the article came about have a draft memo was never forwarded to the treasury department. heather: important to dig into those headlines and appreciate you doing that. first developed in the investigation into the investigators, newly released testimony from former attorney general in direct conflict with a story told by james comey centered on the 2016 probe into hillary clinton's private email server. katherine herridge has that story tonight. >> reporter: this dispute goes to the central allegation the former attorney general, loretta lynch, instructed then fbi director james comey to use like this that minimized the serious nature of the clinton email investigation. the senior republican on the house judiciary committee, doug collins, releasing these transcripts in a testimony last year. he instructed comey to call classified information a, quote, matter downplaying the committal nature of the fbi case and t

>> no it's not when the irs is abusing things congress is looking into the irs. >> but their democratse irs abusing the tea party groups? >> no and i was one of those you may recall i actually testified in congress over that issue, andac the abuse of the i, the ideological abuse, slow- walking conservative organizations from getting the normal pre-clearance for non- profit status that everybody else gets. >> and that's the purpose of this statute, that congress can look into the abuse, not so congress can abuse the irs in order to abuse the president or an individual citizen correct? >> that's right. >> the oversight responsibility of congress is supposed to relate to what? >> well to make sure that the department of justice and the executive branch agencies are doing their job and staying within the lines that the constitution sets out for their authority. >> and perhaps pass legislation >> pass legislation. >> but they're not a shadow criminal investigative operation are they? >> no they're not. >> what about these states? >> by the way and they're not structurally set up to be that

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they can request the summary from the irs.ople may keep the tax returns and request a transcript. sometimes lenders will request a transcript. if you get a mortgage, the mortgage company wants to see what your earnings are. they may ask you to get a transcript and give it to them. >> it's a simper set of docs and it can show many years of tax returns rather than just a single stack of paper. >> you can get a bunch of them and put them all together. >> the accuracy of those transcripts? >> when you think about the time period in question here, it's the mid-1980s and mid-1990s. most places filed by paper in those days. the irs had people who would transcribe those returns and put them in readable form. they were typically keypunched twice, either by the same person or two different people keypunching it. it was all the data on tax base so it was used for every person. >> congressman doggett, the deadline has come for chairman neal to decide which way to proceed. he has indicated he will decide soon, within the next day or two. i

the lurs at the irs doesn't seem to think that's an issue. what's the significance of this to you. >> well it's an interesting twist given the fact that they really attacks the subpoena or the effort claiming there was no legislative purpose. that's very easily dismissed as was it was by judge mede in the admission schedule. >> on the accounting firm information, right on the other subpoena, right. >> exactly. so it would be a -- a very, very weak effort if he invoked executive privilege. because the law is very clear. it's mandatory. it says shall. and nixon, for example, didn't fight it and turned over his own tax returns when the joint tax committee asked for them. and that -- they are included in the 1924 law. i just think this is another twist in the story. and it's not going to hold up in court anywhere. en and they're going to proceed ultimatery the ways and means committee is going to get the tax returns. >> jim, let me ask you obviously the memo, draft memo seems to say executive primeval in this case would be the only way for the pr

to that point the irs commission ir-charl ir-charl ir-charl ir-charles red ig said he can overturn thee mnuchin is about this memo? considering the administration's policy clearly is delayed and denied on every aspect of congressional reques story is terrific because it gives a peek inside an agency that's holding on to documents despite what appears to be clear language in the statute. but i will say this, all of these things -- and this plays into what mika said at the top about impeachment, all of these document requests or requests for testimony, are going to be settled in court. and that's becoming more and more evident. that's the backbone of nancy pelosi's strategy when it comes to impeachment when she talked about with mika in that interview. all of these issues are going to be resolved by a judge. we saw that last week and pelosi this morning is going behind closed doors with her lawmakers to discuss all of the successes that they anticipate they will have and that they have already had in court. so i think everything -- so possibly, by the way, the supreme court. this could g

that is all in the irs manual.> but the law is clear that presidential candidates and members of congress, we have to do financial disclosures, chris. we're not required under law to turn over our taxes. now as a matter of practice. >> that is true. >> senator -- people running for president, they -- as a matter of fact, turn over their tax documents. >> by tradition. >> but not by law. so donald trump didn't turn over his tax records but did do have a financial disclosure and there has to be a legitimate financial purpose and to harass the president is not a purpose that falls under that category. >> that is a opinion, it is not in the law and in the irs manual it lays out how you're supposed to deal with requests from congress and there is nothing aboutance illary analysis about whether you like their reason. they gave you a reason, they have the power, you've got to give it over. this is dangerous stuff for you sean. >> that is an opinion for you, too, chris. >> how? >> it is the opinion of the treasury secretar

and it is a draft confidential memo of the irs, saying that it is mandatory, mandatory that the irs, the treasury secretary turn over the trump tax returns. any president's tax returns, it's not optional. but mnuchin had told the committees, ways and means financial services that they were not turning it over because there was no, quote, legislative purpose. >> this shouldn't be a problem for the president, given that he just said, he is the most transparent president in recent history. the reality is, so many of the questions that this committee, that representative waters have about this current president and the finances and who's behind these finances require this documentation and this information. and that's why they're pursuing it. and it looks like they very well may be able to get it. the question becomes, what will the president say once this becomes public and he has to be accountable for all of these things he just has said he doesn't have to reveal or he's been dishonest about or he's tried to portray in a way that's very different from what he's campaigned on. i think t

meaning that's more certain requirement for the irs, and he has the supervisor of the irs, treasury secretary, would have to comply. he's saying no, the difference now is "the washington post" found this internal memo from the irs. we don't know that it reached the level of the treasury department or the secretary. but it talks about that expected request from democrats written months ago and it was the irs's view that they would have to turn over the president's tax returns. how he handles that would be key today. he's rebutched ffed it time and again, hasn't discussed it with the high pressure but will be able to do that now. >>> let's go to the white house and peter alexander is standing by. peter, what are your sources telling us about the irs memo? >> the president's secretary walked outside a few minutes ago. i pressed her on this request of the irs legal memo and its determination according to the draft the president -- white house would have to assert executive privilege or they would have to turn over that -- his tax returns. well, sarah sanders pushed back and effectively brushed it

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>> have you told the irs not to respond to the request? >> again i just said the irs and apparently wrote a letter. >> can you give me a yes or a no? okay, you won't give me a yes or no. okay, let me ask you something. first of all, i did a little research myself, i know you have done some work with goldman sachs, the investment banking sector, and you lost $1 billion. >> i never lost $1 billion. >> would you enter into a business with someone had a track record of losing a billion dollars? >> it depends. >> would you invest in a business venture? >> if it made 10 billion. >> okay, thank you. let me reclaim my time, quickly. i have had some concerns about the opportunity zones, a sent a letter to you and we have not received a response, i hope that you will be able to respond to the questions that have been asked in that letter, are you going to respond? did you get the letter? >> i will check with my group this afternoon, we very much support the opportunities, absolutely. >> okay, i hope that you will ensure that program does not acceler

franklin roosevelt turned the irs on newspapers he disagreed with. the owner of the enquirer was investigated by the irs by his direction. gannett was investigated at the direction of eleanor roosevelt. so they would use the irs. kennedy did too. barack obama. this is recent history. the fbi, the department of justice, went after the new york times. to -- james risen, went after james rosen of this network. went after 20 reporters of the associated press. barack obama. donald trump hadn't done any of these things to. call him the greatest threat to the press is an outrage. >> this is a primer this, is all in the book. the history is phenomenal. they even bring up presidential elections charges of bigamy and duelling. you show this history. it's fascinating to see how it has evolved but i want to bring it to current day. i do believe that the president's branding of fake news will forever be tattooed on their foreheads because of how low they had sunk. the book is phenomenal. unfreedom of the press. we continue with the great one, mark levine. when we

in the irs actually handing over the president's tax returns, as required by law, but the irs and the treasury department are now defying a subpoena to hand over those tax returns. that means their defiance of that subpoena will soon land them in court. it will not help them in court that the agency itself turns out to have put in writing that they know they need to hand over those tax returns. i mean, incidentally it will not help them that there are people inside the irs who are willing to provide that kind of utterly damning material to reporters in order to blow the whistle on their own bosses. and meanwhile, the dam is still cracking, including in new and exciting places. today albany in new york, the state legislature in the state where the president lived his whole life and where he headquartered his business interests, today the state legislature in new york voted that they would provide the president's state tax returns to congress if the tax-related committees in congress believe they need to see them. now there is no sign yet that the democrats in congress will take up this

we've seen presidents abuse the irs repeat repeatedly and we saw president obama use the irs againstn 2010, 2011, 2012 to a crushed political descent so yeah, the president may do it voluntarily but he shouldn't have to do it by law because these guys will abuse it. >> well he does -- >> you have a very rough voice right now but go for it. >> congress has to release, by law. >> let me just say the nuclear options, harry reid, republicans took advantage of it and you set a precedent like this, republicans end up taking up the house one-day, you get a president, democrat guess what's going to happen this will turn into a nightmare. this is without a doubt the weaponizing and they are going after him in a big way and doing it in the light of day and frankly i'm amazed to be seen it may turn right back on him. liz: gary b., you get to finish this one up. >> well, you know, i'm going to get back to once you get down that slippery slope where the congress can say irs investigate x, y, or z, we're going down the wrong path especially with presidents of the united states. i'll tell you what

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remember during the presidential campaign, the irs said that? we know the real reason, laura, why he doesn't want to show the american people his tax returns. >> we do. we also now know a real reason why the ways and means committee would want to be able to exercise some oversight into how -- if he is being audited, how that's being conducted when it comes to the president of the united states. one of the statements he made, you can't learn anything from a tax return, well, that's very far from the truth, isn't it, don, if the idea of being able to figure out not only a word someone used is beholden to a nation or anything else. it also points out in many ways, particularly when it comes from congress who has a legislative oversight function, listen, there are obviously tax loopholes that probably shocked the american people to know that someone who professes to live in the lap of luxury is allowed to pay no income taxes for eight years? someone who has said publicly on the campaign stuff and thereafter that he knows the tax code better than any

no por las malas temperaturas que ya hemos visto aquÍ, sino porque se convierte en el 1er estado en ircomo johnson y johnson el mayor productor de mÉrito medicamento del paÍs por parte del inicio de sacrifique salud pÚblica que se vive en este momento en estados unidos. >> la empresa comercializÓ los siguientes medicamentos estamos hablando de duragecic . varios estados has llegado a 1 acuerdoel hicieron, segÚn los 2017 top murieron 47,600 personas por sobredosis de opioides. por su parte johnson a johnson niega haber actuado de forma irresponsable y recalca haber proporcionado medicamentos que han sido totalmente apropiados. >> justamente el consumo de estos medicamentos estÁ aumentando de manera drÁstica en estados unidos, en el 2018 70,000 personas perdieron la vida por sobredosis. >> hay mÁs datos de esas muertes 2/3 fueron provs de manera legal,con receta mÉdica. en los estado de carolina del norte ohio, son los estados que encabezan la lista con el mayor aumento en el consumo de opioides. >> estamos hablando que segÚn estadÍsticas del 8 al 12% de la persona que reciben este tipo