, needing further irs action. at the same time, irs phone service levels are near all-time lows. making it nearly impossible to reach an irs agent for help with tax or audit matters. many taxpayers have been waiting for resolution to their tax filings and to receive long overdue refunds. this is unfair and it needs to be fixed. i know we will hear from at least one of our witnesses about audit rates and the earned income tax credit mister chairman, we've encountered at least for -- leadership. that have touched on this audit rate issue. and while it is perfectly fine topic, a seventh hearing on this issue doesn't seem designed to make progress toward a solution. the g. a. o. report indicates what we already know, there are real administrative issues around the earned income tax credit. the program has an annual improper payment rate of around 25%. it's not just the irs that's been telling us this. the states as well. in the last fiscal year, the improper payment amount on the earned income tax credit totaled 19 bi

, needing further irs action. at the same time, irs phone service levels are near all-time lows. making it nearly impossible to reach an irs agent for help with tax or audit matters. many taxpayers have been waiting for resolution to their tax filings and to receive long overdue refunds. this is unfair and it needs to be fixed. i know we will hear from at least one of our witnesses about audit rates and the earned income tax credit mister chairman, we've encountered at least for -- leadership. that have touched on this audit rate issue. and while it is perfectly fine topic, a seventh hearing on this issue doesn't seem designed to make progress toward a solution. the g.a.o. report indicates what we already know, there are real administrative issues around the earned income tax credit. the program has an annual improper payment rate of around 25%. it's not just the irs that's been telling us this. the states as well. in the last fiscal year, the improper payment amount on the earned income tax credit totaled 19 bill

both drew trump's ire. he attacked them frequently, calling for their prosecutions, even accusing them of treason. >> we were both targeted and basically run out of our jobs by that kind of pressure and harassment. >> reporter: several thousand people are selected for these rare audits out of more than 150 million people who file their taxes each year. both audits were under irs commissioner charles red ig's leadership. redig was appointed by trump. >> the odds that the two of us would be selected for something that is supposedly a random program are really incalculable. >> reporter: the irs says the commissioner has now personally asked for a review of the audits. an irs spokesperson says any suggestion that comey and mccabe were targeted would be ludicrous and untrue. but democratic congressman bill pascrell, a long-time critic of the commissioner, says the irs auditing trump's enemies is a titanic scandal. this isn't the first time the irs is accused of going after political opponents. back in 2013 under

to the irs. a technical means 15 months to get through this audit, it cost him $5,000 in accounting fees. they needed an accountant to go back and forth with the irs agent who was doing the audit. >> the interesting thing about these audits is you can't really say, you are the irs, you know that i have kids, why don't you handle that? when they ask you for information, you actually have to provide it. the odds of getting selected for one of these random audits is about one in 30,000 and a little bit, according to your article. the odds that both of these men, who have the same position, back to back, in the same administration, both seen as political enemies of the president in charge, and the irs headed by a man that that president appointed, it just makes it seem less than random. >> we actually don't lay out in the story, what the odds are. we don't know how the irs actually randomly selects these people. whether it is weighted in a way, all we know is that the irs says that they are trying to

to the irs. a technical means 15 months to get through this audit, it cost him $5,000 in accounting fees. they needed an accountant to go back and forth with the irs agent who was doing the audit. >> the interesting thing about these audit is you can't really say, you are the irs, you know that i have kids, why don't you handle that? when they ask you for information, you actually have to provide it. the odds of getting selected for one of these random audits is about one in 30,000 and a little bit, according to your article. the odds that both of these men, who have the same position, back to back, in the same administration, both seen as political enemies of the president in charge, and the irs headed by a mandate that president appointed. it just makes it seem less than random. >> we actually don't in the story, what's the odds are. we don't know how the irs actually randomly selects these people. whether it is weighted in a way, all we know is that the irs says that they are trying to get a f

puede obtenerlo gratis entrando a la pÁgina del irs. y si el verano pone en riesgo a las personas que realizan trabajos al aire libre.andrea acompaÑo a una persona que labora a arreglando techos para saber bajo temperaturas estÁn trabajando. y nos recuerda sus derechos y usted trabajan estas condiciones. >> cuando di unos pasos perdÍ mi mentalidad. me desmaye. y cuando despertÉ estaba en el hospital. >> gustavo sufriÓ un golpe de calor durante una de sus jornadas laborales en arreglo de techos. >> le agarrÉ miedo a los techos. pero me hice la idea de seguir trabajando. >> desde ese momento trata de cuidarse Él y sus empleadosdel calor que cada verano llega con mÁs fuerza. >> con mucho cuidado. tomar suficiente agua.y tratar de no estar mucho tiempo en el sol. >> ademÁs han optado por comenzar a trabajar desde temprano para terminar antes de que el sol estÉ mÁs intenso. sobre todo porque, segÚn afirma, el calor en el techo de una casa no es el mismo que en el suelo. >> son de 10 grados mÁs. vienen siendo 100 o 12 de temperat

you need to be able to go in and tell the irs to give you internal documents, to give you access to irs employees to speak with them, and the authority over the agency to investigate it. this inspector general will have the ability to do that certainly in a way that we didn't have, perhaps in a more invasive way than even congress would have if they tried to do this. so the inspector general is probably in the the best position person to investigate this. we don't have an example of criminality at, we just have odd circumstance that looks very funny and curious. this investigation will hopefully answer the question, why is it that this happened? did lightning strike twice? it is strike twice in the same general area or was it something more nefarious? >> i want to read the iris statement. i think it was from today. the irs has strong safeguards in place to protect exam proctor process it -- it's ludicrous naturally suggested senior iressa fischel somehow targeted specific individuals for national research problem audits. the irs is referred to the matter to the treasury inspector genera

, often wealthy people that were fighting with the irs. and we do know that biden allowed him to stay in his position. so when biden came in, he could have replaced pretty much anyone that he wanted in the executive branch. but i think going along with trying to restore some of the norms, he allowed the fbi director to stay in his position, even though trump had appointed him and he allowed commissioner to stay in at the irsz, his team is scheduled to expire toward the end of this year in the fall. so biden could have replaced him but allowed him to stay. >> michael, thank you very much for excellent reporting. michael schmidt a reporter with "the new york times," we appreciate you joining us on short notice tonight after the story was published. >>> turning now to the other big story tonight, the one we were going to start with, i want to start with a meeting in the oval office. there's a lot of yelling in this meeting, it was a friday night, december 18th, 2020, about a month after the presidential election had been called for joe biden.

to run the irs. there is a history here. because an audit is so awful, because that data is so private and it's such a powerful tool to abuse it. >> to the point of how invasive this is, this took, the comey audit took 15 months. they have to pay their are counted $5,000. there was the agent that worked on at the did over 50 hours of work. comey had to prove to the irs that he actually had the children who had claimed independence, and he had to do that by showing the picture, the family picture that was included in a christmas card, the family christmas card, to show that he actually had the children that he said he did. so they have to go to great lengths to recreate his financial year, at one point they were looking for a receipt from a printer cartridge he had bought two years earlier. so that gives you a flavor of how invasive and unusual this audit is. >> yeah and in the and he ended up having the irs owe him some money, right? he had overpaid on his taxes. it was at the end result? i remember correctly. >> for people

estos son acuerdos entre los contribuyentes y el irs. estas compaÑÍas a veces no cumplen, pero cobran altas tarifas. el portavoz del irs hizo una advertencia para tener mucho cuidado. escuche con atenciÓn. >> de prestar atenciÓn si esta persona le llega a dar un nÚmero de identificaciÓn del preparador de impuestos, que es lo que asigna el irs. esa persona puede tener un porcentaje de su reembolso o una tarifa fija. Éstas son cosas muy importantes que que tener en cuenta. ramÓn: para evitar ser estafado puede acudir al directorio de preparadores de impuestos federales que cuentan con la autorizaciÓn correspondiente. tenga presente que puede reportar a un reparador fraudulento usando el formulario del irs 39 49a, puede obtenerlo totalmente gratis entrando a la pÁgina del irs.gov. este fin de semana tenemos vientos en algunas partes del Área de la bahÍa. gastÓn heredia tiene listo el reporte del tiempo para los prÓximos dÍas. gastÓn: buenas noches. a partir de esta hora comenzamos a ver un descenso en las temperaturas, aÚn

it could be, to the irs is 75,000 employees. denial of the commission owner was involved is not necessarily closely matter about whether there was political influence. >> oh, absolutely. i mean you could start with the commissioner, we could start elsewhere. it could even be that people were taking what's called, you know, commander activists from the president to initiate this themselves. it didn't come directly from donald trump, for example, but it came from a sympathetic employee within the irs who heard this and said, oh, you know we can pleased their leader? let's mess up these two guys who are his enemies. and then they took it upon him themselves to investigate. if it was done properly, it was done randomly, there's no problem at all. but if you had an email, or memo, or kind of conversation where they selected these two and targeted them simply because of the actions that they took towards the president, then that would be cause for discipline at the very least. >> you know, again, it is not jermaine to the investigatio

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el irs alerta sobre las compaÑÍas que prometen eliminar deudas tributarias. estos son acuerdos entre los contribuyentes y el irs que permite aparentemente salvar una deuda tributaria por mucho menos de la cantidad total adeudada, desafortunadamente estas compaÑÍas a veces no cumplen, pero si cobran altas tarifas. el portavoz del irs hizo una advertencia para que todos tengamos mucho cuidado. >> debe prestar atenciÓn si esta persona le da un nÚmero de identificaciÓn del preparador de impuestos. si esta persona baja su tarifa en un porcentaje de su reembolso , lo que le pides que pide una declaraciÓn en blanco y que tambiÉn le quiera depositar su reembolso en una cuenta bancaria que no es del contribuyente, son procesos muy importante que hay que tener en cuenta. ramÓn: para evitar ser estafado se le sugiere recurrir al directorio de estafadores federales que cuentan con la informaciÓn correspondiente. en breve... aÑos despuÉs muestras de adn llevan al arresto de un joven de 36 aÑos sospechoso de asesinato y agresiÓn sexual. en el Último mes vario

it is far out of the normal experience of the irs. and this annual review they do to test the compliance of the tax system and the noncompliance of the tax system. the audits that are selected are selected by a separate division. they're selected randomly, they're designed to randomly audit taxpayers across the entire spectrum including companies. so on the one hand, it is a very carefully managed process, and reviewed, and i got a lot of confidence in the irs employees, it is a great workforce that i had the privilege of working with for four years, on the other hand, as mr. mccabe says, it is odd at least to see two head of the former head of the fbi and his deputy under great attack to show up in randomly selected audits. they're up to usually about 13,000 audits a year, over a three-year period, to determine the tax gap. and that 13,000 a year is out of 150 million individual taxpayers and over 200 million total returns. so it is, i think, from the standpoint of the irs important for the inspector general, someone to take a look a

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plus, the irs is extremely rare audits of two trump foes. james colby, and andrew mccain. this is raising serious allegations of abuse of power. did lightning strike twice? or is there something more nefarious going on here? alas former fbi counterintelligence agent, peter shout. later, is donald trump's greatest criminal vulnerability george's investigation into 2020 election interference? after a slew of subpoenas targeting some of trump's closest allies, that the da is not ruling out the trump could be next. i'll talk to a georgia state senator who testified before the fulton county grand jury. all of that and more is coming up. good morning and, happy sunday to you all. i am katie fang. let's start our show with the latest headlines. the next january six hearing is a little more than 48 hours away. tuesday's hearing is set to focus on potential white house links to far-right extremist groups like the proud boys and the oath keepers. msnbc's political reporter julie adjuster is live on capitol hill. good morning, julia. what can we expect from tuesday? >> that's right,

two objects of donald trump's ire, james comey and andrew mccabe, facing intensive and rare irs audits. what are the chances of that? both were investigating trump and the campaign and the possible russia connections. we will have that coming up. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. up. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. >>> so what are the chances of two trump foes getting audited by the irs? it's about one in 82 million according to a "new york times" calculation. that's exactly what happened to former fbi director james comey and his deputy who replaced him when he was fired until he was fired by donald trump. he was the acting fbi director for a few months. both were fired by trump into the russia investigation. "the new york times" reporting the audits took place under trump appointed irs commissioner charles reddic, who is still on the job. the irs is denying any wrongdoing. reddic said it's done by career bureaucrats. the audit cost nearly $5,000 in accountant fees. comey had to send the irs a christmas card to prove how many children he had. mccabe's audit began

this irs audit, we can add to that pile now. there's the looming whatever of john durham, as he continues -- i'm not sure what he is doing. relooking at all of the work we did in 2016. yeah. someone who has been basically hunted by the former administration for four years now, i guess i should have assumed that this might be the next step. but i don't want to prejudge it. i think it's responsible for the irs to go in and take a look at how the program is being administered and report back to the american public as to what they find. >> i'm eager to hear it. the irs has issued a statement of sorts, saying they can't comment on the situation specifically. but they did release the statement. i want to read it to you, saying in part, audits are handled by career civil servants and the irs has strong safeguards in place to protect the process and against politically motivated audits. it's ludicrous to suggest that senior officials targeted specific individuals for national research program audits. what is your response? you articulat

the irs is no stranger to political scandals. the nixon white house was accused of pressuring the then irs commissioner to target his enemies with tax audit during the time of the watergate scandal. >> one of the ways he abused presidential power was to to the irs i want you to do big, intrusive, bruising audits on my political enemies. >> reporter: a trump spokesman told the new york times that he had no knowledge of those audits. they have referred the matter to the treasury for review. >> thank you. >>> a texas woman accused of murdering a pro cyclist ran away to costa rica, change the way she looked, try to start a new life. they say that caitlin armstrong is now facing murder charges. she is in jail in texas on $3.5 million bond. at the news conference today, a deputy u.s. marshal said she went by three different aliases during a 43 day run. he said she confessed her true identity after her arrest. >> armstrong altered her physical appearance. she died her hair brown and cropped it short to about shoulderlength. she had a ba

i know you've seen this, the irs is saying it is ludicrous and untrue to suggest that senior irs officials somehow targeted specific individuals for national research program audits, that's what this is called. what do you say to that? >> well, brianna, it is clearly not ludicrous. we're talking about a coincidence that really is almost impossible statistically. it raises some very interesting questions about the irs, and about how they're administering this program. and, look, to be clear, i'm not suggesting that any high powered or high level official at the irs specifically did anything wrong. i'm simply saying that americans need to be able to have trust and faith that the institutions they rely on are conducting their business in a fair and impartial manner. and there is an indication here that that might not be happening, i think it is appropriate for the irs to do the responsible thing and look into it, determine whether or not something, you know, went awry in this program. it is absolutely not ludicrous. it is responsible to look into it, and i look forward to the outcome of their

and many criminals are posing as the irs. jill shlessinger now with the best way to protect yourself. >> the irs is warning that once again scam artists are posing as the tax agency to rip off americans. millions of people have received fake emails or texts that appear to be from the irs. they're promising a tax refund or a stimulus payment if you just click on a link. the criminals are trying to get personal information or they claim that the victim has to pay a fee before the fake refund can be sent. con-artists are also trying to scare people into paying up with calls like this one. >> we're reaching you to inform you that irs is filing a lawsuit against you. >> it is important to know that the irs does not demand payment or ask for credit or debit card information over the phone. also agents will not reach out to you through text or social media. it is not just older americans falling for this scam and others, the federal trade commission said 41% of people who lost money last year were in their 20s. to report a fraud or

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this irs audit, i guess we can add to the pile now. there's still the looming, whatever, of john durham, as he continues, i'm not exactly sure what he's doing, re-looking at all the work that we did in 2016. so, yeah, as someone who has been basically hunted by the former administration for four years now, i guess i should have assumed that this might be the next step. i don't want to prejudge it. i want the irs to go in and look at how this program is being administered. and report back to the american public. they say they can't comment specifically but they released a statement saying in part, audits are handled by career civil servants, and the irs has strong safeguards in place to protect the exam process, and, against politically motivated audits. it's ludicrous and untrue to suggest that senior irs officials, somehow targeted specific individuals for national research program audits. what is your response, knowing they issue that statement? you've already articulated that you have reserved judgment and is very much feeling like

the irs putting that out today. we went to the inspector general, asking to find out whether that investigation will be opened or has been opened, and we haven't heard back. i think at the most basic level about this story and what went on is that it's a lesson, again, in the concept of why a president of the united states should not weigh in on certain questions. so, biden made one remark many, you know, several months ago about a matter related to the january 6th investigations and some things that should people be prosecuted or not, and he was widely criticized for that. trump did this every day and in lots of different ways about a lot of different issues. at the same time, he tried to use the arms of the federal government in ways that we couldn't even have made up coming into the administration if we were trying to brainstorm what you could do. he also tried to use the federal government and, you know, the political -- his political apparatus around the country to overturn an election. when you have a presiden

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she is old because the irs think she is dead. katie corrado has her story. >> jeanette carpenter is very much alive. but according to the government, she's not my social security number belongs to a deceased person. when jeanette filed her 2020 taxes, her account received an unusual notice. back, jeanette. social security number belong to someone who is deceased. ickes them. >> i said, are you sure you're not giving me confused with my husband that passed away in 2009? >> in the senate now her account refiled twice more and got the same response. yes, social security number belongs to a deceased person. i said i'm not the seas and what baffles me is our for the government. >> so do not want your local irs office and refiled again in person and this time on paper, she says she was told everything looked good and should have a return in 6 to 12 weeks. she's still waiting. this was in july. >> of last year. i can artist. i mean a lot throughout the year in april, she tried her luck with the social security administration and receive

so i have great confidence in the irs workforce. they're all career employees. only the commissioner and the chief counsel are political appointees. and they all know billion that it's a criminal violation just to look at another taxpayer return if you're not authorized, let alone to do anything with it. so i think it's important, as i've said all along, for the inspector general to take a look at this, to report to the irs and to the public what actually happened, and that should be a fairly straightforward review because there are great and numerous controls around the process to make sure that something like this doesn't happen. and i think, as i've thought about it in my four years as commissioner in the last few days, it would be almost impossible to manimagine how yo could pull this off without some career employees noting and raising their hands and saying something's wrong here. >> well, i mean, it is really remarkable, especially for two lifelong public servants who don't bring in the kind of income that typically seems to generate an irs audit. so many

how is the irs responding to this? >> we have a new statement from the irs saying that the head of the agency, the commissioner who was appointed by trump, reached out personally to the inspector general yesterday after being called for comment by the "the new york times." what are the odds and chances that two former executives of the fbi, two people investigating trump, how did they turn up? >> what are the odds? >> like 1 in 30,000. per year that are inswept up in this. something that people hope to get to the bottom of. andy mccabe was on cnn breaking the new that is the irs made the referral. let's listen to what he had to say. >> that's the responsible thing for the irs to do under these circumstances. i'm glad that the head of the agency made the referral and looks like the ig will take it up. the question is will they do it quickly, thoroughly and make the results public? the answer should be yes to all those things but we'll see. >> we are also hearing bipartisan support for this review. democratic chair of th

stop first of all about what the irs says because the irs is vietnam denying that they targeted co-knee and mccabe and there's an irs spokesperson that came out and said quote, it is ludicrous and untrue to the just that the senior irs official somehow targeted specific individuals for national research program audits. let's talk about the reporting that you have though, about the likelihood of that even happening. statistically when you look at things, what do you make of it? is it some strange coincidence, or is it something else? >> yeah i mean, i think the important thing from the statement you just read is that word specific. so what we are doing here is we are sort of after the fact going back and trying to assess how likely is it that these two particular individuals would be picked up for audits. the answer to that is it is microscopically unlikely. the odds that, if you set out to pick mccabe and kony as getting audits, the odds are really really really low. but the new york times also had a piece by their upshot group which does a lot of graph analysis, which pointed out that

their questions on whether trump used the irs against those two. just to put those in perspective, the way the law works in the united states is irs audits are randomly selected, completely and utterly randomly selected so the odds of getting one are about one and 30,000, that's according to the new york times. you have comey and mccabe, both of the fbi guys getting one. here's what mccabe said about this. >> address defies logic to think that there wasn't some other factor involved here. i think that's a reasonable question . >> so caras is out front and you been reporting on this, as one former irs commissioner said, lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place, so, what more are you learning about these audits and the inspector general investigation? we learned the irs commissioner a trump appointee, made this referral yesterday after they were contacted by the new york times with these details about these unusual audits into these two figures, who were critics of trump and who trump was critical of. so the inspector general's office has not

pero será mito o realidad que en el carril de la izquierda se puede ir a más velocidad ? >> eso es totalmente un mito. si usted va a cualquier otro estado si usted va a viajar en el carril rápido que van a decir cuál es ese ? porque no sé por qué en el estado de california hemos propuesto ese carril como el carril rápido mientras que sabemos que la velocidad mientras que todo esté bien y seguro, la velocidad es de 65 millas por hora en los 3 carriles, 4 carriles, 2 carriles. que están en las autopistas >> ahí lo escuchaste. se trata de un mito, aunque se sabe que el carril de la derecha es para autos que llevan carga o tráiler o camiones pesados, estos deben ir así 25 millas por hora, esa es la máxima, eso no quiere decir que el carril izquierdo permita ir a mayor velocidad. incluso nos comentaban que podría ser multado por el simple hecho de ir a 66 millas por hora en una zona donde la velocidad indicada es del 65. también es importante que sepan que en las autopistas hay que respetar la velocidad indicada ya que también si vas a una menor velocidad de lo i

he did it with the irs commissioner. he also had larry o'brien, the chairman of the democratic national committee audited. there's a very specific way to get to this, and that's looking at all the documentation relating to the audit, trying to figure out who touched the returns, who asked for the audit, how did it originate. irs has very specific documents that one has to fill out before they do anything on this kind of investigation. and that should -- the question is will that lead right back to the white house. >> charles p. red dig whose term expires in november, he was basically allowed by the current president to stay in until his term expired, it is just to be clear, nick ackerman, a crime for anyone at the irs to call for the audit of any individual person, right? >> no question about it, absolutely a crime. we did not have enough evidence to actually prosecute anybody for that crime, but it's a fairly easy crime to investigate, and i'm sure as a result of this article that came out in the times tonight that some

could that have happened here with the irs? i think it is absolutely a possibility that needs to be looked into. >> the white house would not say on thursday if president biden maintains confidence in the irs commissioner, he has been serving since 2018, are you confident that he is doing what needs to be done? >> i was discouraged by their initial reaction, the statements from the irs referring to the whole thing as ludicrous, which obviously, it is not ludicrous, but they did make the right referral, the ig is now, has got the matter for investigation so let's wait and see how they handle that. >> do you have any message for the people that are investigating this? any potential prosecution that you would like to see if there is one? >> i just feel like we need to understand completely and thoroughly what happened here. i have no doubt that the irs is populated almost entirely you know, by loyal patriotic dedicated men and women, who are , who have taken an oath to support and defend the constitution and do their jobs well eve

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now, concerns that the trump administration may have weaponnized the irs. that is the question after the "new york times" report that two of trumps foes were the subjects of intensive and extremely rare tax audits. the "times" put the probability of their 2016 and 2019 tax reforms respectfully being chosen at one in 82 million. yikes. given the growing scrutiny the irs commissioner asked the treasure department inspector general to conduct the review. in a statement the irs denies there were any quote politically motivated audits and called the idea untrue. >> thank you for being with us tonight. i think all of us have many, many, many questions about this. andrew mccabe responded to it. i want to show you what he had to say and get your reaction, take a look. >> it is not ludicrous, americans need to know they are conducting their responsibilities in a fair manner and it may not be happening. >> do you think it is ludicrous, there might be something foul afoot here? >> normally, just two people who live inside the same neighborhood or worked at the same co

the irs says it's referred it to the inspector general for review. this is not the only issue around abuse of power. take republican senator lindsey graham who has tried to help trump every which way. he's just been hit with a subpoena over his conduct in an election in a state he doesn't live in. this is georgia. this is when he was chair of the judiciary committee, and to defend his actions, graham now says this was done, quote, as chairman of the senate judiciary committee, and thus he was within his rights. i just want to stop right there and say, that is a wild and bizarre admission. it would be one thing for someone who is both in power and a candidate or involved in a campaign to say, as part a that campaign they were just calling up and trying to advocate to win, which can be done during and after the election. bush v. gore. you have all that jockeying. but here lindsey graham admits he was trying to help trump as chair of the judiciary committee, which would appear to be wrong and an abuse of power for political ends, which is why this is br

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the irs says it's ludicrous and untrue to suggest that senior irs officials somehow targeted specific individuals for these very intensive audits. for me's taxes in 2017 and 2019, these are very rarely done. one out of every something like 19,000 taxpayers. so the idea the both the director and then the man who followed him as acting director of the fbi during the time donald trump was under investigation would both be audited seemed like something of an astonishing coincidence at the very least. in any event the irs now says there will be an inspector general instigation of how this happened. >> thank you for that reporting. >>> turning to weather hill with a january 6 committee in final prep mode. it's going to be an important next few days. tomorrow they are sent to interview pat. that is not something we're going to see publicly. it's going to happen behind closed doors. it will be transcribed and videotaped but it's certainly possible, not out of the realm of possibility we could hear about it at the future hearing. keep in mind the committee has played the video clip for intervi

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the irs went after just more than comey and mccabe, they will discover this list of people that the irs went after, is a more extensive list in this. what it shows, as we talked about in the previous two panels on various things is that donald trump has been a danger to this country. he's been a danger to the constitution, he's been a danger to our democracy. and all the things donald trump has said and done, makes richard mix and look like aj walker. >> brittani, weaponizing a government agency is, i would personally say seems like another page of the old trump playbook. but to weaponize a tax agency when it's been well documented that he's often found ways out of pain taxes, himself even refused to share his tax records with the american public. what do you make of the story? >> clearly, hypocrisy means nothing to donald trump, i used to watch the early days of the apprentice, so i'm not at all surprised that this is possible. but, if this is happening to two of the highest ranking officials in federal law enforcement, then what do you think is happening to shea moss and ruby freeman,

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