This Mar. 24 photo shows President Donald Trump talking to journalists in the Oval Office of the White House after the AHCA health care bill was pulled before a vote.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday that Trump's 2016 tax returns remain under audit and will not be released. "The White House response is that he's not going to release his tax returns", Conway said.
"I don't know", Warren said, when asked if Trump would ever disclose his tax information.
Last weekend the President tweeted he won - "Now tax returns are brought up again?" describing tens of thousands of protesters as small rallies suggesting the organizers were paid. It's the same thing that was discussed during the campaign trail. "It will be simple, it will be easy, it will be fair".
Some people said they were bothered; one person said he was a citizen first before he was president; another person added that it's not disappointing because they never thought he'd release them in the first place.
The irony, of course, is that Trump is using the exact same argument for why he should, in fact, release his tax returns.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) faced angry constituents at a town hall Monday.
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The ongoing concern about Trump's refusal to release his tax returns, by contrast, is fueled by legitimate concerns that Trump's presidency is compromised-perhaps dangerously so-by conflicts of interest pertaining to global affairs, domestic tax reform, and other issues. His refusal to do so is just one rea...
A resident at Cotton's town hall Monday said that Trump's tax returns would expose his overseas interests - a hint at the central role Trump's tax returns have taken in the continuing investigations into Russia's meddling with United States elections.
ROSE: That would tell us how any tax reform plan the White House proposes might affect the taxpayer in chief.
"We are under the same audit that existed, so nothing has changed." said Spicer. "It is a much more comprehensive understanding".
The $3 million campaign comes during a two-week congressional recess in which GOP lawmakers' town hall meetings have been rocked by liberal supporters of Obama's 2010 statute.
Her staff is investigating whether Mr. Trump or his family violated a law that prohibits them from accepting payments from foreign governments.
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