After six years of excuses, delays and obstruction, some of the most pressing questions about Trump's financial strengths and weaknesses may well be revealed. Here's a look at the biggest questions the release of Trump's tax returns could show. | Analysis
"The Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee has invoked sufficient reasons for requesting the former President's tax information," read the opinion, which is the latest development in a two-year fight between the Trump administration and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal over the billionaire businessman's tax returns.
In each episode of his weekly YouTube show, Chris Cillizza will delve a little deeper into the surreal world of politics. Click to subscribe! Which means that after six years or excuses, delays and obstruction, some of the most pressing questions about Trump's financial strengths -- and weaknesses -- may well be revealed.Below, a look at the five biggest questions the release of Trump's tax returns could show. Read More1. How wealthy is he really?: There's no doubt that Trump is less wealthy than he says publicly. But how much less wealthy? Forbes says Trump is worth $2.
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