The Treasury Department missed the deadline for turning over Trump's tax returns to House Democrats and said it will provide an answer by May 6
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he expected to provide a final answer on whether to turn the documents over by May 6, in a letter that outlined concerns that the request is designed to expose private information.
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