Appeals Court Rules Trump's Accountants Must Give Records To Congress

The transcript discusses a court ruling requiring accountants to comply with a House subpoena for eight years of President Trump's tax records. The decision supports Congress's broad investigative powers, partly based on Michael Cohen's testimony about Trump's financial exaggerations. Legal challenges are ongoing, with potential appeals to the Supreme Court. The ruling is seen as a win for Democrats investigating foreign influences and constitutional violations, while Trump's team argues the demands are politically motivated.

What was the primary reason for the House subpoena requesting eight years of tax records?

• To investigate potential foreign influences

• To support the impeachment inquiry against President Trump

• To comply with a court order

• To examine President Trump's financial dealings

Who provided testimony that contributed to the impeachment inquiry against President Trump?

• Paul Manafort

• Rudy Giuliani

• Michael Cohen

• Steve Bannon

What was the outcome of the federal judge's ruling in New York regarding President Trump's tax returns?

• The returns must be kept confidential

• The returns must be given to the Manhattan District Attorney

• The returns must be destroyed

• The returns must be published publicly

What is the significance of the court's decision for Democratic lawmakers?

• It is a victory for investigating potential foreign influences

• It supports the President's legal arguments

• It allows them to block the subpoena

• It prevents them from accessing financial records

How has President Trump's legal team characterized the demands for his financial records?

• As necessary for transparency

• As politically motivated and illegitimate

• As a routine procedure

• As a legal obligation