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TDR Live: Trump Loses It Over SCOTUS Taxes Ruling
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July 9, 2020
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1:21:10Now PlayingThe Damage Report host John Iadarola is joined by Benjamin Dixon, journalist, progressive activist and host of The Benjamin Dixon Show, to break down all of today’s news and major headlines for you!
SCOTUS rules that Trump cannot block the release of his financial records from prosecutors --however the documents may still be barred from the public until after the election, at the very least. Healthcare workers on the frontlines of the pandemic are still in dire need of PPE; but the WH is claiming that any concerns over shortages are “overblown.” The #DefundThePolice movement sparked by George Floyd’s murder and the protests that ensued have had a significant impact on American attitudes surrounding race. The far-right’s latest tactic of ramming their vehicles through crowds of peaceful protesters is becoming increasingly popular, with over 50 of these attacks having occurred in just the past few weeks. Debra Messing thought she could win a debate with Nina Turner, HA.
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"WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday cleared the way for prosecutors in New York to see President Trump’s financial records, a stunning defeat for Mr. Trump but a decision that probably means the records will be shielded from public scrutiny under grand jury secrecy rules until after the election, and perhaps indefinitely.
In a separate decision, the court ruled that Congress could not, at least for now, see many of the same records. The vote in both cases was 7 to 2. Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote both majority opinions."
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