Chrissy Teigen and Sophia Bush React to Donald Trump's Leaked Tax Returns
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Billy Eichner has also given his comments by saying, '[Rachel Maddow] is brilliant and digs into Trump's corruption every night from every angle in a way few on TV do.'

AceShowbiz - MSNBC host Rachel Maddow has just unveiled President Donald Trump's tax returns. And celebrities like Chrissy Teigen, Kumail Nanjiani, Montel Williams, Billy Eichner and Sophia Bush have reacted to the revelation.

"Oh, this is delightful," wrote John Legend's wife when she first heard about the news. The model added, "trump furiously trying to ban television right now." When the tax return was announced, she hilariously tweeted, "dammit. 2 pages!? give me the pee video. #teampeevideo."

Meanwhile, showing his impatience, Kumail said, "This feels like a whole lot of hedging," before adding, "I mean if this doesn't go to him receiving unexplained money from foreign sources, I'm gonna be so angry." The "Silicon Valley" actor then jokingly said, "I think M. Night Shyamalan is about to show up."

Elsewhere, Montel wrote, "In case you were wondering, Rachel Maddow is doing the TV equivalent of a snail race to hold the audience past :30 or :40... #MSNBC." Meanwhile, writer Roxane Gay tweeted, "Maddow is killing me. There's a new episode of ['The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills'] right now."

"Maddow knows more than you do times 10 so sit down and listen for a change SMDH," wrote Billy. "Trump won cause while an intelligent woman was trying to tell us about Russian ties u complained about her presentation & here we are again," the "Parks and Recreation" alum shared.

Billy went on saying, "Agree tonight was overhyped but @maddow is brilliant & digs into Trump's corruption every night from every angle in a way few on TV do." Agreeing with Billy's opinion, Sophia tweeted, "Very true."

Rachel, the MSNBC host, previously made headlines on Twitter as she revealed that she got the president's 2005 tax returns form. "BREAKING: We've got Trump tax returns. Tonight, 9pm ET. MSNBC. (Seriously)," she wrote. "What we've got is from 2005... the President's 1040 form... details to come tonight 9PM ET, MSNBC."

The form obtained by MSNBC was provided by financial journalist and biographer David Cay Johnston. Based on the form, it was known that the president included $103 million in deductions. However, the reports didn't include Trump's sources of income as well as his holdings and ownership positions.

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