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points out, trump didn't give any money to his own foundation from 2009 to 2014, the most recent years in which tax records were available. the chartabdonations weren't may. they said trump has given generously from his own pocket but declining to provide any documentation. david, great reporting. my first question is how, if you ran this kind of audit on any random rich business person, how common would this be? >> i think you should give a couple of examples of people in the same asset class as trump. if you look at the fortune list of billionaires in the world, trump is 324th with $4.5 billion. tied with him is george lucas and the redstone. lucas's foundation gave $55 million. most was funded with his own money. redstone foundation gave away $31 million. trump only gave away $595,000. there's real contrast in the giving level. >> explain to me for people that have not read the article, how do you get from 100 million over however many years, how do you get from free rounds of golf. is he donating services or stays they're valued at a certain amount and counting that as a contribution. >> there's a couple of different categories of gift on there. one

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ma ririssa guthri. does this portray trump as mean to women? does it have any political impact? >> i don't think it has any political impact. i think that trump's base is not going to be swayed by "saturday night live." they're not even watching "saturday night live." but it does reflect the broader narrative that has taken hold about trump in the last couple weeks. >> well, so a lot of people say the show is not as relevant as it used to be even when tina faye w tina fey was doing sarah palin. he thought it was important enough to co-host. i'm not saying is goigt change votes because they made fun of donald trump, but comedy shows can have a way of perpetuating culture narrative. >> that's right. i think that he's obviously "saturday night live" having him co-host, getting in bed with him at that point. they were a little light on him for many months after that. and even some of the cast members there said as much. you know, they sort of -- certainly on that show that he hosted, they had to pull hir r. their punches a little bit. and now, obviously, that was in november. the gl

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united states and, you know, has been the most extreme ma soj nis i can bigoted candidate that the republican certainly has ever put forward and probably anyandidate who has ever run before. you know, pointed differences between our candidates that at the end of this primary, you know, it's -- it pales in comparison to what's played out on the other side of the aisle. >> forgive me, and i understand it's your job -- i understand it's your job to make the case against the republicans, but the fact is that bernie sanders talks repeatedly about hillary clinton not standing up to wall street, in fact, taking hundreds of thousands of dollars for speeches, whose transcripts she won't release, not standing up to the big oil and gas industry, not standing up to drug companies. deal with your own party, if you will, for a moment. is that helpful, those kinds of critiques, to electing a democratic president? party but it has to be done -- >> okay. i got it. you think the other guys are worse, but let's deal with your party. >> much. but if you look at the way our campaign has played out both of our candidates are focused on achieving the same goal,

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any straight delegate out there is going to snap up. north dakota, and man fo man mas said.pennsylvania you have got 54 delegate who are not bound by what happens in the 8 primary. you can't complain about those rules. you have to know what they are and you have to figure out what they are like cruz death did and get in and figure out your advantage. >> in politic you have got to have a huge team. in real estate he doesn't build the building himself. he has considers who make make these things happen. >> did he think he could get the nomination and still could? >> did he think the power of the personality would take him forward. >> he thought and not without reason he would do well in the primaries. in the normal elect year. if you win the early contests it's over. this is the fir time somebody has done well in the early primaries. wherever he goes, he will get 35%, 40%. so it was and you unusual situation. so you have to recognize this is not a normal situation. you have to adjust to it. bill: hillary clinton is hammering him today on this new spot. >> donald trump says we

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ma explains the excitement in yesterday' skate. a bad night to have a bad game. a 5-0 loss to the penguins felt as bad as it has for awhile. to avoid any feeling worse than what they felt at the garden three in a row. and that starts this afternoon. 3:00 right here on nbc 4. >>> the opening month of baseball season has brought on hand wringing. for the mets there's concerns for matt harvey. in the brorngs, rays lead 3-2. jacoby ellsbury on the move. oh. steals home on the 3-2 pitch and he's safe. that's the first since jeter in 2001. ellsbury came in off the bench in this one for aaron hicks who would leave with a jammed shoulder. cranked ten hits in a 6-3 win over tampa bay. mets visiting the braves. second inning, bases loaded. curtis granderson clears it with one swing. the grand slam for the grandee man. 101 pitches for harvey. just to be sure, granderson adds a solo shot. the mets hold on for the win over the braves. >>> again, rangers and penguins. game five this afternoon. puck drops at 3:00. you'll see it right here on nbc 4. got to be a win for the rangers if they want to stay alive. enjoy the rest of your saturday, everyone.

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ma la malayan tiger. >> stacy con wierz was very skilled at handling the tigers. she was labeled the tiger whisperer. is there anyt what prompted the attack and are their cameras in that area where it happened that might be able to shed some light on it? >> reporter: christie and victor, no clear indication yet as to why exactly this happened. you know, big cat experts tell us that it's really difficult to tell when things like this happen exactly kwhie. it's very possible the tiger was responding to some kind of stress. it's also possible it was simply being playful and didn't know its own strength. regardless, what happened to the people here is heartbreaking. tragedy at a palm city zoo. 38-year-old stacey konwiser was prepared for a scheduled tiger talk, an informational event for zoo visitors, when something went wrong. >> this was a tiger that was very familiar with stacey and she was very familiar with the tiger. >> reporter: the zoo was evacuated. getting to the victim was not easy. the animal was tranquilize and they had to wait for the drugs to take effect before reaching konwiser who later died at a hos

ma reap corps foundation gala. >> and the executive director of the cohen veterans network and retired veteran joins you us now. >> it's anyt anyone has given to the veterans, that i'm aware of, $245 million for us to build clinics across the country to provide free comprehensive health care to veterans and their families. families aren't important. families aren't eligible for care right now in the va. we're giving care to veterans and their family members for free. >> how far we've come. remember a few years ago, this was something that wasn't talked about that's affecting so many people in the military. why did you start this organization? >> well, we started it, if you think about it, we've been at war for 14 years. men and women are deployed across the world all the time. you mentioned ptsd, that is the focus of the clinic but there's much more. you have depression, family issues, marital issues that really need to be addressed. we're doing that, free and confidential care. >> steve cohen that poured so much into this. >> steve cohen is personally committed to this. his son is say marine deployed to afghanistan. steve