As it turned out, when the IRS wanted to do something, its efficiency was quite impressive.
Soon, newspapers from Philadelphia, New York, and other parts of New Jersey began to publish reasons for the IRS's investigation into Donnie.
In these reports, one thing was mentioned without exception, that Donnie's growth had been too rapid and the funds involved in his development were too substantial, which obviously couldn't match up with his reported income.
So, that was the reason why the IRS had initiated an investigation into Donnie.
Moreover, in these reports, the major newspapers began to set a tone collectively, elevating the issue to matters of national pride and income inequality.
Although as an immigrant nation, expecting an American to have deep national sentiments towards the United States is impossible.
But the issue of income inequality still perfectly struck a chord with some Americans.
