Sean Hannity Show - Morning Minute: We All New Trump's Taxes - 10.5

Oct. 5, 2016 - Sean Hannity Show

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Morning Minute: We All New Trump's Taxes - 10.5

For those who think that the New York Times' "revelation" that Donald Trump claimed nearly a billion dollars in tax write-offs was news, they obviously didn't read his 1997 book, "Art of the Comeback." Of course, you wouldn't hear that Trump had released this information because that's not the kind of story the liberal media wants you to hear. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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	Despite the fact that Trump wrote about his $960 million loss in 1997 in his book, The Art of the Comeback, well, that didn't stop the New York Times from publishing, quote, never before disclosed information on Trump and his financial records.
	Not surprisingly, the mainstream media had a field day with the report while barely batting an eye at the leaked audio recording showing Hillary Clinton equating Bernie Sanders supporters to basement dwelling baristas.
	Newsbusters reports that over the course of two days, the Big Three News Network spent a combined two minutes, 41 seconds on Hillary's comments about Sanders' supporters and a whopping 49 minutes 32 seconds worth of coverage on the Trump tax story.
	Now that's the kind of stuff that just makes you wonder how many members of the media are on the Clinton campaign payroll.

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This is an iHeartPodcast.

Despite the fact that Trump wrote about his $960 million loss in 1997 in his book, The Art of the Comeback, well, that didn't stop the New York Times from publishing, quote, never before disclosed information on Trump and his financial records.

Not surprisingly, the mainstream media had a field day with the report while barely batting an eye at the leaked audio recording showing Hillary Clinton equating Bernie Sanders supporters to basement dwelling baristas.

Newsbusters reports that over the course of two days, the Big Three News Network spent a combined two minutes, 41 seconds on Hillary's comments about Sanders' supporters and a whopping 49 minutes 32 seconds worth of coverage on the Trump tax story.

Now that's the kind of stuff that just makes you wonder how many members of the media are on the Clinton campaign payroll.