Was it the IRS that said, despite the audit it does not keep him from submitting his tax returns? I vaguely remember that being said, but that was long ago, so I’m sure.
Once he decided to take public office, his finances become part of our business. We are entitled to know about any conflicts of interest as the voting public.
Financial disclosures have been required by elected officials since at least the Ethics in Government Act of 1978. 40 years later no rulings against it. Give it up. It ain’t gonna happen.
Are there any companies that his children own that his company pays? Because if a middle man company was created to shift millions from his father to he and his siblings… what are the chances that he is doing the same thing for his children?