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This week, the Supreme Court found that Trump is not above the law.

But we still don't have his tax returns.

Can he ever be held accountable?

Let's get... Can he ever be held accountable?

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My name's Renata Mariati.

I'm a former federal prosecutor, a practicing lawyer and a legal analyst.

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So Patty I have to say, you know, this has been a eventful week and you know, there, we could

have talked a lot about a lot of different topics this week, but I think that yesterday's decisions

from the Supreme Court regarding Trump's tax returns really brought to light sort of a ongoing struggle that people have and

frustration that many people have which is no matter how many courts rule

against him no matter how many times that we hear all sorts of people whether

they're judges or prosecutors or former prosecutors or anyone telling us that

Trump is not following the law or didn't follow the law.

He still seems to be able to get away with, you know, pushing things forward, not really

...