ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: Another deadline for the IRS. They have until tomorrow to turn over the president's tax returns to House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal. Will they comply? CNN's Lauren Fox is live on Capitol Hill with more. How's it looking, Lauren?</s>LAUREN FOX, CNN CONGRESSIONAL REPORTER: Well, that deadline is quickly approaching. It's tomorrow at 5:00 that the IRS has to hand over six years of the president's personal and business tax returns, Alisyn. Now, we don't expect that they'll comply because Trump's associates have been very clear that they don't want Democrats to get their hands on the president's tax returns. And the president's personal lawyer has sent two letters to the Treasury Department demanding that they not comply with this request. So what happens if they don't? Essentially Richard Neal has two options, the House of Representatives could just simply sue, arguing that the IRS is not complying with the law, or they could issue a subpoena on top of this request for the president's tax returns and then go to court. We have long expected that this would be an extended court battle, Alisyn. But this all comes as Democrats launch investigations into the president's finances that are broader than just his tax returns. Last week, we have learned that the House Intelligence Committee and the House Financial Services Committee issued nine subpoenas to financial institutions looking for information about the president's business dealings. We also know that the House Oversight Committee issued a subpoena to the accounting firm Mazars (ph), essentially asking for the financial disclosure information that that accounting firm put together for the president. So, a lot to unpack here, but that deadline, of course, coming up again tomorrow at 5:00. John.</s>JOHN AVLON, CNN ANCHOR: Lauren, fascinating stuff. Thank you. Up next, the White House press secretary, Sarah Sanders, denies lying, even though she admitted it to Mueller's investigators. But has she lost all credibility? We're going to discuss that with two people who know, next.
IRS Faces Deadline for Trump's Tax Returns