The Beat with Ari Melber, July 09, 2020



Duration: 43 Minutes



Discussed Today:

Trump loses tax case as his own SCOTUS appointees rule against him

Trump's tax nightmare comes true as he loses Supreme Court case

What prosecutors may find in Trump's taxes amidst his loss at the Supreme Court



Discussed Today, In Detail:



Trump loses tax case as his own SCOTUS appointees rule against him

The nation's highest court has ruled against President Trump, clearing the way

for New York prosecutors to review his secret tax returns. Former federal

prosecutor John Flannery and MSNBC Legal Analyst Joyce Vance join MSNBC's Chief

Legal Correspondent Ari Melber to discuss the monumental development in this

years-long battle.

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Trump's tax nightmare comes true as he loses Supreme Court case

In breaking news on the nation's highest court, Donald Trump lost his bid to

hide his taxes from New York prosecutors. MSNBC’s Chief Legal Correspondent Ari

Melber breaks down the significance of the landmark case, reporting on the legal

history and reporting how Trump unintentionally weakened his own presidency by

establishing a new precedent limiting presidential powers.

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What prosecutors may find in Trump's taxes amidst his loss at the Supreme Court

Many have speculated what Donald Trump's tax returns may reveal -- and now the

New York D.A. is likely to find out. The Supreme Court ruled Trump has no

“immunity” to hide the returns. Award winning investigative journalist David Cay

Johnson, who obtained some of Trump’s records, explains what the returns may

hold – and offers clues from the new Supreme Court decisions about a separate

Congressional case that could ultimately make the returns public, in this

interview with MSNBC's Ari Melber.

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