Without seeing their tax returns, it's impossible to know if his nominees have conflicts of interest from their financial dealings that would influence their decisions affecting the American people.
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Debbie Stabenow emphasizes the need for Trump's nominees to provide tax returns to assess potential conflicts of interest.
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