For years, Donald Trump has done everything possible to hide his financial records. But the days of hiding his murky business dealings are just about over.

According to theFinancial Times, Deutsche Bank has been sending records of President Trump’s financial dealings to Robert Mueller for weeks after being subpoenaed by the Special Counsel.

Citing sources familiar with the matter, the publication wrote:

“A person with direct knowledge of the German bank’s actions told the Financial Times the production of Trump-related documents had begun several weeks ago. “Deutsche could not hand over client information without a subpoena,” said a second person with direct knowledge of the subpoena. “It’s helpful to be ordered to do so.”

Whatever Trump and his family have been trying to hide, Mueller is going to get, and what those records could show is the depth, scope, and potentially illegal dealings that characterize the Trump/Russia relationship.

During Tuesday’s White House briefing, Press Sarah Huckabee Sanders stated that Trump has no plans to release his tax returns:

Sarah Sanders says that she's "not aware of any plan" for Trump to release his tax returns to show how the GOP tax bill would affect him personally, despite Trump claiming he wouldn't benefit from it. (via ABC) pic.twitter.com/KaMtCllaBa — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 5, 2017

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