Let's talk about Trump's tax returns for a moment.
Trump deals with Deutsche Bank, which in recent years has had an unusual problem.

It seems that this isn't the only unusual thing at Deutsche Bank.

Congress is investigating Trump's finances and attempting to get hold of his tax returns from Deutsche. But the bank told the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals that it did not hold them.

David Enrich, finance editor at The New York Times, posted to Twitter a screenshot of his conversation with the unnamed executive in which they expressed surprise that Deutsche told a federal appeals court it did not have the president's tax returns anymore.

"Holy f**k," the executive wrote, per the screenshot. "The circumstance could be that they returned any physical copies or destroyed any physical copies under an agreement with a client and cleansed their servers. Not normal though."

It's perfectly normal and not suspicious for a bank to scrub their servers and burn their paperwork of all traces of tax information for a major client. They did it to make sure that no one suspected that anything illegal was going on.