Justice Dept. Seeking to Question Pence in Jan. 6 Investigation Over Pence’s Failure to Release Donald Trump’s Tax Returns: Prosecutors are seeking to question Vice President Mike Pence on Jan. 6 over his failure to release Donald Trump’s tax returns, raising fears that it may be a move to intimidate Mr. Pence over the president’s business dealings. Prosecutors are seeking to question Vice President Mike Pence on Jan. 6 over his failure to release Donald Trump’s tax returns, raising fears that it may be a move to intimidate Mr. Pence over the president’s business dealings.
The Daily Beast: Donald Trump’s New York Times’ Editor-in-Chief Says the President Never Said He Was Paid $5.5M to Write the Book on His Business—And It’s Still Wrong
The president’s $5.5 million for his 2000 book may well have been an error by Trump, and he made no such offer, his new publisher said in a recent book review. “A lot of people have written that Mr. Trump made a generous offer,” his new publisher, David Fahrenthold, wrote in his review of Trump: The Art of the Deal, which came out on Thursday. “He’d have gotten a lot more than $5.5 million if he’d asked for $5 million. It was a ‘get to keep’ kind of offer,” he wrote. “It was also about a lot more than just the book.” In a recent interview, Trump told the New York Times he had offered to write the book for free, but had been turned down. But other, more recent, reports have come out about the book’s contents, and Fahrenthold said that even if Trump never had made such an offer, “the Times would be much better informed about the contents than it seems to be now
