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A new allegation says Trump lied about his wealth to make it onto the Forbes 400 list
04/20/18 10:02:54AM
Before he was President, Donald Trump deceived a Forbes reporter about his personal wealth in the 1980s in order to make it onto the magazine's Forbes 400 list, according to a new allegation by the reporter.
Reporter: Trump tricked me into listing his worth at $100 million. He was worth far less
04/20/18 04:17:40PM
A former Forbes reporter claims that Donald Trump, before he was president, pretended to be a spokesman on his own behalf and then lied about his wealth in order to crack the Forbes 400 list.
Hear audio of reporter's call with Trump
04/20/18 05:57:26AM
Former Forbes reporter Jonathan Greenberg shared an audio recording from 1984 of President Trump posing as his vice president of finance John Barron and talking about Trump's finances to get on the Forbes 400 list.
Analysis: 10 things to remember about Trump's taxes
04/20/18 04:14:51PM
Happy Tax Day! You have until midnight tonight to file with the IRS -- or, like President Donald Trump -- to ask for an extension.
