Billionaire investor Warren Buffett on Monday evening offered to meet GOP nominee Donald Trump
Donald TrumpJudge recommends criminal contempt charges for Sheriff Joe Arpaio Trump supporter says he was kicked out of rally 'because I'm brown' EXCLUSIVE Bardella: On Steve Bannon and why I'm voting for Hillary MORE at ”any place, any time" so the two could publicly exchange their tax returns.
Hillary Rodham ClintonEXCLUSIVE Bardella: On Steve Bannon and why I'm voting for Hillary Trump stays on script to hammer Clinton Giuliani: Trump 'more presidential' than Obama in Louisiana visit MORE, Buffett knocked Trump's argument that he can't release his tax returns because he's being audited by the IRS, saying he's also under an audit."I'd be delighted to meet him any place, any time between now and election," Buffett said. "And let people ask us questions about the items on there."
Trump has received scrutiny from both Democrats and Republicans for refusing to release his tax returns, something that candidates have historically done while running for president.
Clinton has released more than 30 years of her returns.
"How many of you are afraid to make tax returns public?" Buffett asked. "You’re only afraid if you have something to be afraid about."
"He’s not afraid because of ... the IRS," he added. "He’s afraid of you."
