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Click here. The Daily 202: Trump and Ryan are at odds over Trump's tax return, but it's good for them -- Two days before Ryan will host Trump at a Capitol Hill dinner honoring veterans, the Speaker's office is still pushing Trump to reveal his own taxes -- saying such a disclosure would "help our veterans." From John Wagner: "The two aides were speaking to reporters late Friday evening about the possibility of an 'honor dinner' for Ryan on Feb. 28. The next day, when asked whether Trump would be making public that he had paid no taxes until the year 2000, one aide said that the disclosure was 'certainly something that would help' veterans.'" "The two aides were speaking to reporters late Friday evening about the possibility of an 'honor dinner' for Ryan on Feb. 28. The next day, when asked whether Trump would be making public that he had paid no taxes until the year 2000, one aide said that the disclosure was 'certainly something that would help' veterans." -- The White House will push Ryan to release his tax returns for two years starting in January. Josh Dawsey and Matea Gold report: "The White House is planning to release a summary of Trump's 2015 taxes next week, officials said. The move has been widely expected, and will likely make it more difficult for Ryan to get the president on board. Trump's lawyers … have not yet filed their tax returns with the FEC. The White House has been asking Ryan to release his tax returns since last year and said in January that it wou...