WHITFIELD: Republican Vice-Presidential nominee, Mike Pence is promising to do something Donald Trump isn't doing, release his tax returns. CNNs Chris Frates joins me now with more on this, Chris.</s>CHRIS FRATES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Fred. Well, Mike Pence said yesterday he's going to release his tax returns before Election Day and he defended Donald Trump's decision not to release his repeating the billionaire's assertion that he's not releasing his tax returns because he's being audited. Now, the IRS has said an audit does not prevent anybody from releasing their returns. And Trump has also said (ph) that six years of taxes are no longer being audited. He has refused to release even those returns. Now, Pence says he'll release his returns that news came a day after Hillary Clinton released her most recent tax returns and her running mate, Tim Kaine he released a decade's worth of his tax records. Now, the Clinton campaign has tried to turn this issue to their advantage by arguing that Trump's lack of transparency means that voters can't trust his claims about how much he's made, how much he's given to charity, or how much he's paid in taxes. But during his interview yesterday, Pence tried to turn Clinton's transparency argument against her making the case that now that she has released her returns, Americans will see that she's made millions of dollars and profited from her public service but whether or not that continues to be the line of attack, Fred that remains to be seen.</s>WHITFIELD: All right, Chris Frates in Washington, thank you so much.</s>FRATES: You're welcome.</s>WHITFIELD: Thank you so much for joining me today. I'm Fredricka Whitfield. We'll have much more of the CNN NEWSROOM after this.
Mike Pence to Release Tax Returns.