This certainly raises curiosity, but it's important to separate what is known from what is being inferred. Asking for accountability and transparency is reasonable, but conclusions should be based on verifiable information, not guesses.
Phang: "Capital One said, 'We don't want the business anymore of the 45th president of the United States, his businesses, his failed sons, and his revocable trust.' So you can imagine -- I am just hypothesizing... but it suggests whatever Capital One uncovered was pretty bad. Makes you wonder..."