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BigmanPigman

(51,611 posts) Mon Jun 5, 2017, 08:54 PM Jun 2017

Chris Hayes just announced that "it" filled for a tax extension instead of filing his returns.

Which means that come Oct 16th his returns WON'T be under audit. What can happen between now and then? Will Mueller get access to his past returns? An independent investigation could get them quickly but the house won't ask for a commission to do it despite a dem bill already introduced as well as the March For Truth protests last weekend.

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Chris Hayes just announced that "it" filled for a tax extension instead of filing his returns. (Original Post) BigmanPigman Jun 2017 OP

I cannot think of a reason why Muelier should not be able to get access to his past returns still_one Jun 2017 #1

He can fire Mueller and try to pull a Nixon-sequel type of maneuver. BigmanPigman Jun 2017 #2

That is a different point. Also, I am not sure how unlikely it is. Trump is a loose canon still_one Jun 2017 #5

Hopefully Dolt45 will be gone by October 16th. sarcasmo Jun 2017 #3

What about last year's tax returns, for 2015, are they still under audit too? TheBlackAdder Jun 2017 #4

still_one

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1. I cannot think of a reason why Muelier should not be able to get access to his past returns

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Mon Jun 5, 2017, 08:59 PM

Jun 2017

BigmanPigman

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2. He can fire Mueller and try to pull a Nixon-sequel type of maneuver.

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Mon Jun 5, 2017, 10:33 PM

Jun 2017

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It's unlikely but don't forget he's not the brightest bulb in the box and did fire Comey then requested a one on one interview bragging that it was all his idea.