The President didn't (inaudible) which requires corporations when they incorporate and then every year when they're up with the states to fully disclose their -- what's called beneficial ownership, who owns the corporation? The President hasn't said this. But as somebody who has dozens or hundreds of corporations, and who fights really hard, getting information from getting out about his own personal finances, I wonder if this is the real reason he vetoed the bill.
Tim Kaine: “The President didn't (inaudible) which requires corporations when they incorporate and then every year when they're up…”
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Senator Tim Kaine speculates that President Trump's veto of the NDAA may be related to his personal financial interests in corporations.
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