(ANSA) - WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 28 - The New York Times unveils in a new episode of its investigation into Donald Trump's tax returns that since 2010 he obtained the cancellation of over 270 million debts after failing to repay the sum obtained for building a skyscraper in Chicago and reporting the banks we lent them the money, including Deutsche Bank. Debts forgiven on which Trump did not pay tax, in part due to the continuing financial losses of his other activities The president defended his work, bragging about it on Twitter: "I was able to make a big, affordable deal with numerous lenders for a great and wonderful tower. Doesn't that make me a smart person rather than a bad person?"
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