Donald Trump took aim at Hillary Clinton's hypocrisy and ABC's bias in a morning interview with ABC's top political anchor, and former Bill Clinton advisor, George Stephanopoulos. Asked about releasing his tax returns under pressure from the Clinton campaign, Trump said that he will release his tax returns once an IRS audit is over.

He then turned his fire on Clinton.

"I sort of have to laugh when Clinton says it," Trump said. "Mrs. Clinton said that I should give my tax returns. What about all the missing emails that she's got? When is she going to give her missing emails or Goldman Sachs speeches, when is she going to give that?"

As Stephanopoulos kept pushing on the issue of releasing his taxes and claiming that Hillary Clinton had released all of her emails, Trump dropped the hammer on the hack turned journo.

"I know she's a good friend of yours and I know you worked for him and you didn't reveal it but she did not turn over her emails, there are a lot of emails missing," Trump said.

Stephanopoulos tried to claim that Clinton had released all of her emails but some were missing from her staff, a false claim if ever there were one. A major problem with Clinton using her personal, secret, homebrewed email server is that she and her staff decided what emails to turn over to the government for release, meaning many sensitive ones could have been deleted without the public ever having a chance to view what was, in essence, a government document.