Will Jarvis
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941 appearances
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Will Jarvis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In Washington on Tuesday, the Department of Justice quietly released a remarkable one-page document.
It gives President Trump, his family,
and his businesses complete immunity from any ongoing inquiries into their taxes.
The new provision could be lucrative for the president.
As of 2024, the Times reported that Trump could owe the IRS more than $100 million over his use of a dubious accounting move related to his skyscraper in Chicago.
It's not clear if that IRS investigation is still ongoing or if there are any other audits that would now be stopped.
Experts say the new immunity move might amount to illegal political interference in the audit process, with one senior advisor at NYU's Tax Law Center calling it a, quote, It was the latest in a series of maneuvers this week that have blurred the now almost invisible line between the president and the Justice Department, which has traditionally tried to stay independent of the White House.
And it underscores how Trump is intent on using his powers so that he and his allies can benefit financially from the federal government.
The immunity clause was actually an add-on to another controversial move by the DOJ this week, its new $1.8 billion fund to compensate people who claim they were targeted during the Biden administration.
On Capitol Hill yesterday, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanch, who will help oversee the fund, defended that arrangement amid fiery criticism from lawmakers who called it a slush fund for Trump's allies.
When pressed about who will get the money, Blanch suggested it could go to a wide range of people, including Hunter Biden, who was prosecuted during his father's administration.
Ultimately, the names of people who receive payouts might not become public.
The panel overseeing the fund is only required to submit confidential reports.
Last night in Kentucky, Representative Thomas Massey lost his re-election bid, becoming the latest victim of President Trump's retribution campaign against Republicans who've defied him.
Massey lost decisively to Ed Gowrine.
candidate handpicked by the president after a race that ended up being one of the most expensive House primaries in American history.
Trump had grown increasingly frustrated with Massey,
over his criticism of the administration's handling of the Epstein files, the war in Iran, and other issues.
A new Times-Siena poll out this week found that not only has Trump's popularity slipped overall, but that among independents, a crucial voting bloc heading into the midterms, his approval rating is just 26%.
A new Times investigation has uncovered details about an audacious U.S.-Israeli plan at the start of the war with Iran.
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