NEIL CAVUTO (HOST): We are learning a little bit more about some of the revelations made in this New York Times report that takes a look at the wealth acquired team Trump dating back to the son Donald Trump and his dad who of course was a real estate magnate back in the '50s and '60s. And his acquisitions of frequent run-ins with the IRS, for example, but none of them deemed ultimately illegal. That they might have played fast and loose to acquire the wealth they did, and did in fact have run-ins with the IRS but none that resulted in the IRS aggressively going after them. They were just pretty clever and out dodged them.

Related:

Trump Engaged in Suspect Tax Schemes as He Reaped Riches From His Father

Previously:

Sean Hannity calls report of Donald Trump's tax fraud part of the Democratic strategy of “slander”

Fox host dismisses NY Times report that Trump committed “outright fraud” to obtain his wealth: “I don't know if there's a there there”

Backlash to professor’s anti-Kavanaugh tweet illustrates the content pipeline from 4chan to Tucker Carlson’s show