'Why is it that President Trump, in your estimation, should be an exception to history?' the Fox News interviewer asked Texas Representative Kevin Brady.
Representative Kevin Brady, a Texas Republican, is seen alongside an image of the Fox News logo. A Fox News interviewer confronted Brady about his opposition to releasing former President Donald Trump's tax returns on Sunday."As you well know sir, it has been this tradition in American politics dating back to the late 60s. The president voluntarily—or candidates—release their tax returns.
Brady responded by pointing out that there is no law that dictates the president must release his tax returns, and that his opposition to releasing them is not about whether Trump should publicly release them on his own. "This is a dangerous new precedent. It overturns 50 years of protections for American taxpayers that began in the Watergate era. Now that's all changed," Brady added.
The released tax returns span the years of 2015, when Trump first announced his presidential bid, to 2020, the year he lost reelection to . The returns indicate that Trump's income greatly fluctuated from year-to-year during his presidential tenure, and that he paid only $750 in federal income taxes some years.
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