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Biden's 'Inshallah' to Trump's tax returns is another day in 2020

The acrimonious first presidential debate between incumbent President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden was chaotic to say the least.
But Biden sliding a smooth &lsquo;inshallah&rsquo; as a retort to Trump showing his tax returns in the future touched a whole new chord with netizens.
After Trump answered that he paid &lsquo;millions of dollars&rsquo; in federal income and will release his tax returns, Biden&nbsp;said &lsquo;when? Inshallah&rsquo; using the phrase in its colloquial context meaning &lsquo;never&rsquo;.
Twitter was abuzz immediately over the usage of the phrase and Biden's&nbsp;subtle&nbsp;delivery. An explosive New York Times report showed that Trump paid merely $750&nbsp;in federal income taxes in 2016-17. The POTUS however maintains that he paid millions of dollars.

That happened!&nbsp;Biden&nbsp;slid an 'inshallah' during&nbsp;Prez&nbsp;debate Biden's&nbsp;retort was on Trump's promise to show his tax returns&nbsp; Twitter lights up with Biden's&nbsp;unlikely choice of words&nbsp;

The acrimonious first presidential debate between incumbent President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden was chaotic to say the least.
But Biden sliding a smooth &lsquo;inshallah&rsquo; as a retort to Trump showing his tax returns in the future touched a whole new chord with netizens.
After Trump answered that he paid &lsquo;millions of dollars&rsquo; in federal income and will release his tax returns, Biden&nbsp;said &lsquo;when? Inshallah&rsquo; using the phrase in its colloquial context meaning &lsquo;never&rsquo;.
Twitter was abuzz immediately over the usage of the phrase and Biden's&nbsp;subtle&nbsp;delivery. An explosive New York Times report showed that Trump paid merely $750&nbsp;in federal income taxes in 2016-17. The POTUS however maintains that he paid millions of dollars.

Trump doubts India's Covid deaths data

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday claimed India was among the countries that do not accurately disclose the number of deaths due to Covid-19.

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday claimed India was among the countries that do not accurately disclose the number of deaths due to Covid-19. During his first presidential debate with rival Joe Biden, Trump said India, China and Russia &ldquo;did not exactly give a straight count&rdquo; on deaths due to the novel coronavirus.&nbsp; ((Byte: Trump))

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday claimed India was among the countries that do not accurately disclose the number of deaths due to Covid-19. During his first presidential debate with rival Joe Biden, Trump said India, China and Russia &ldquo;did not exactly give a straight count&rdquo; on deaths due to the novel coronavirus.&nbsp;Trump was responding to debate moderator Chris Wallace's question on why the American people should trust him more than his opponent Joe Biden to deal with the public health crisis caused by Covid-19.

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