bye bye foundation! bye bye foundation. bye bye foundation. (female narrator) the preceding was a paid presentation for the bye bye foundation beautiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie kern lima. today sarah's class is reading my most celebrated work, hamlet. but, alas, poor sarah's home again with tooth pain. she's missing out on the rich classroom discussion and catching up on social media instead. #notcool. #remedialreading. #ohlooktheregoesyourgpa. >>> time now for the mix. we start with a brand new species of fish. this little guy was discovered 300 feet down in a coral reef in hawaii. and they have decided to name the fish after name of the marine reserve? >> correct. the fish is known to live only within a certain national monument. >> that was very good. >> and i don't know very much else about the story because i spent the whole time trying to figure out how to pronounce that. >> it's not the first animal the president has had named after >> i hope he was as big a fan of the fish as the dine soosaur. >> he's also had a paras

you donated to the clinton foundation and the clinton foundation dolled the money out. what's the difference here? >> there was a case in florida where a group didn't know or didn't -- that it was from this other new jersey charity. trump was honored for that. that's where the controversy is. >> i don't understand the controversy. because if the clinton foundation gets money from a guy in kazakhstan and then gives it to somebody in haiti, the haitian people don't know who the guy is in kazakhstan is. isn't it the same thing? >> yeah, i guess it is, right. >> okay. all right? >> yeah. >> so i don't get the big scandal. it's not a partisan deal. the other thing is that $25,000 donation from the trump foundation to pam bondi, the attorney general of florida, campaign or something? >> that was to a pac. that's the controversy that

foundation. we learned he hasn't given any money to his own foundation, the one that bears his napme, since 2008. before that, he did give a significant amount. so where does the rest of the money come from? well, it's not a lot. this foundation is pretty smart. just over $1 million in its latest tax returns. trump has gotten individual donations from nbc. the company gave him $500,000 in 2012. comedy central donated $400,000. world wrestling entertainment gave his foundation $1 million. all entities he was having business dealings with. >> none of his own money to his own foundation in 2008. that is some information there. what about where his foundation is going? >> it's very broad. the foundation doesn't seem to have a central cause. he's given money to the clinton foundation for instance. it's been widely reported. $100,000 to citizens united foundation, the conservative political group, whose president has just joined trump's campaign. for two years, he gave to the palm beach police foundati

this foundation work.t depends on what she believes in, and what i have tried to to model at the foundation, it's not particularly -- popular today and it is vulnerable to episodic attacks. that what works best is when you get government, the private actor and our foundation to work together. haveworks best is when you a community-based decision-making process. involving people of both parties and ideological lines. porgramhe leadership with george w. bush's foundation, we have heavily decorated officers and veterans in business people, and leaders of gay rights organizations, all in between, all working together. that is what works best. it's inconvenient for what works best in politics which is slice and dice. so, i think she would be effective at that because she was good at getting republican support for her initiatives as secretary of state. and in the white house. charlie: is that a way she will be different from barack obama? mr. clinton: she has more experience doing that. charlie: she suggested to

trump foundation may have engaged in some impropriety. >> new allegations he used foundation money touy a six foot portrait of himself. >> former secretary of state colin powell's e-mail exposed. in private messages he lets loose on donald trump calling him a national disgrace and international pariah. trump revealing part of his recent health exam to dr. oz on his daytime tv show. but what are we actually going to learn? >> what if there's some embarrassing things on that? >> i bet you he won't release them. >>> plus, back in the game. hillary clinton set to return to the campaign trail tomorrow as her biggest surrogate rips into her opponent. >> in election season you will often hear crazy stuff. this year we've been hearing a little more crazy than usual. >>> it's football season so let's kick off with a flurry of new questions concerning donald trump's fill lan tropic association. they're making inquiries for possible impropriety. our team of reporters, correspondents and guests are standing by with the late-breaking details. let's start with nbc's halley jackson. donald trump lat

, donald trump foundation and mr.because what you are missing here is there's a lot of requirements in there david went through. that's why he kept saying it appears, he couldn't prove anything. you have to talk about the definition of solicitation. >> let's talk about it. >> there's an example of solicitation. >> there is an example of clear solicitation. here's the definition. i would say we all watched donald trump hold a fund-raiser on television. he was actually counterprogramming to a debate for veterans and in doing so, soliciting donations to his organization. here's what he said. we set up a website, donald trump for vets.com, we have already raised $500,000 just today. >> which is great, right? that's a good thing. >> that's not foithe point. >> you don't think it's the point that over $1 million from donald trump himself and over $5 million went to veterans? shouldn't we be talking about that? veterans' groups received $6 million and you want to talk about a box that may or may not have been checked? >> you

you want to debate foundations and charities? one candidate's family foundation has saved countless lives around the world. the other candidate's foundation took money other people gave to his charity and then bought a six-foot tall painting of himself. >> i think you will agree as others, even on the other side that say that president obama is a gifted campaigner, but how much do you think this is going to impact her campaign? is it going to help her? >> quite a bit. look, he is one of the most gifted politicians of our time. now, let's go back and who was that person before barak obama? was bill clinton, right? somebody who could deliver a speech, be serious yet intertwine and weave in parables and stories and also take subtle jabs. >> i was walking nima henderson watching the president saying that barak obama is now hillary clinton's bill clinton. >> and kneea is right. here is the thing about barak obama, he will not be on the campaign trail the next couple of weeks. he is still president of the united states, but come octobe

we can say without a doubt the clinton foundation asked for it and that foundation officials who were very close to people around clinton and to clinton herself, asked for this. so, it raises a whole lot of questions, and remember, we're going to have many more disclosures of e-mails coming over the next two weeks and months, and perhaps we'll get more of an answer to this. clearly this is one of the most serious things we have heard yet about the foundation and secretary of state's office. >> she is an ambitious woman. why whoa she allow this to exist? she had to have nope this jeopardy days -- jeopardize her future. >> the clinton foundation was set up as a government in compile when president bill clinton left the white house, and it gave everybody something to do for quite a while, and if you look at the number of these staffers of the clinton foundation, cheryl mills, huma abedin, both were with the clinton foundation and then when hillary clinton moved to the secretary of state's office they went with her and when she left the office, they went back to the foundation, and so the

>> this foundation work. but look, it depends on what she believes in, and what i try to model at the foundation, is not particularly popular today and it's extremely vulnerable to the current episodic attacks. >> rose: what would that be? >> that what works best is when you have government, the private sector and things like our foundation to work together. what works best is when you have a community-based decision making process, involving people of both parties across racial and ethnic and religious lines and even idea logical lines. that is the leadership program that we won with president george w. bush's foundation, where we have heaven-- heavily decorated and often severely rounded military veterans and business people and the gay rights organization and all in between. everybody working together. that's what works best. but it is very inconvenient to prove what works best in politics which is slice and dice and cut everybody up. and-- and cut everybody up. and so i think she would be especially effec

." >>> more accusations against the clinton foundation. a new report saying bill clinton aides used taxpayer funds to subsidize the family's foundation and to support hillary clinton's private e-mail now, they deny it. also, a separate report saying a foundation worker asked the state department under hillary's watch for special diplomatic passports. a big no-no. even clinton supporters are saying, the clinton family, including shell sea should sever all ties with their charity. are they right or wrong? hi, everybody, i'm david ashton. with "forbes on fox." what do you think, sabrina? >> you know, it's so interesting, david, when you look at some of the deeper numbers, like pew research is found out more than 50% said they actually know a lot about hillary's policies. what people are uncomfortable with is sort of her untrustworthiness and her honesty. there's so much for the time in office, the clinton foundation, $2 billion operation and their business deals, that is what is getting voters uncomfortable. >> even the appearance of conflict

let's go to his foundation. this is an entity we don't -- we believe he's given no money to, but we don't know that because he won't tell us, since 2008. the foundation gave an illegal contribution to the florida attorney general who then stepped down on her investigations into trump university. there are now reports in "the washington post" that he used foundation funds to buy items for himself, which is illegal, at best. >> we're going to pick this up later in the show. a quick rebuttal from you. >> "washington post," this is proof of horrendous journalism. you have the reporter coming on. that money went to breast cancer, which i think is a great cause an a worthy cause for a foundation to donate to. we're talking about five disclosures within his foundation, many of which can be proven off as merely clerical errors, versus the clinton foundation, where she met half of the donors in nongovernment meetings. it was a revolving door of corruption. if you donated to the foundation, you got access to the state dep

has a foundation. foundation has several hundred millions of dollars in it, i believe, and her net worth is supposed to be less than donald trump's, right? >> "forbes" says her net worth is 3 billion versus 4.5 billion for donald trump. and she said as you said more than $100 million in her foundation. george lucas, the hollywood producer, is ranked about equal to trump in the forbes scale of billionaires, and his foundation has hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars. so it's just a totally -- >> and theoretically, how much money has donald trump generally had in a foundation at one time? >> the most money that they've ever reported having is about $3.3 million. and that was in 2009. mostly because of money from vince mcmahon. vince mcmahon had just given a $4 million gift a few years before. that's the most they've ever had. >> david fahrenthold, appreciate it. drew griffin as well, thanks so much. >>> well, up next, we saw a lot of ivanka trump tonight. she's a mom to three young kids. she talk

it doesn't go through foundations.y the way, everybody should also note that foundation dispersements as you know under federal law are all a matter of public record. that is how this washington post reporter seems a little -- >> but you -- >> -- record. >> as the matter of public record when it comes to the foundation and you mention that he writes private checks. obviously part of the issue here, for some people, is that trump has not donated to his own foundation since 2009. he did up to that point and then he no longer did. >> for decades. for decades, erin. >> -- okay. >> the foundation started in 1997. let's be fair. the foundation started about 1987. for a very long time donald trump was the only donor to the foundation. people think there is no history before 2009. let's be fair to him. and some people think this is an issue. i don't see it in a cnn poll anywhere. i see jobs, economy, terrorism, healthcare, immigration. good lord just down the street from us right here we had this radical islamic terrorist whos

the gates foundation and other major foundations, take outside money. and then give that money out to charity. that is absolutely standard practice. david is trying to make himself a career out of this. >> hundreds of millions of dollars, correct? >> mr. trump has given over $100 million to charities throughout his career. >> come back with some documents on that. we'd love to see them. thanks, boris. >> actually, leland, had eis a private individual. he doesn't owe you any documents. >> we with joust like any proof. any documents would be great. >> he's a private individual running for president, he would be the best president yet. >> we'll leave it there. last word. thanks, boris. >>> trump's three-state tour starts in houston, texas, where he's expected to speak at the top of next hour. we'll take you there live for that. >>> tomorrow on "mediabuzz," we go one-on-one with trump. you don't want to miss that. on fox news sunday with chris wallace, new jersey governor and trump adviser chris christie will weigh in on the latest of the birther remarks ma

for two years the trump foundation gave lib really to the palm beach police foundation. the group holds its policemen's ball at the maralago every winter. but get this, actually charged the politician foundation for using the ballroom. not a small amount either. foundation tax records show it paid you trump more than $500,000 over the course of two years for two of the balls held there. >> and mike pence, donald trump's running mate said something we've heard before. that trump has given tens of millions of dollars to various charitable causing. is there any backup you've discovered? any backup for that? >> reporter: no, there's not, and we have been asking for quite a long time. this goes back months and months. the trump campaign insists that a lot of this negative reporting about the trump foundation is just inaccurate. the statement they center last night reiterates that, and reiterates that mike pence said. mr. trump donated tens of millions both through this foundation and otherwise. in addition it says friends of mr. trump have generously donated to his foundation

the ford foundation. the ethics and excellence in journalist foundation, the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. donald trump's talent for dominating the headlines hit a new peak this week. after first delaying a major immigration speech , he turned it into a two-day extravaganza, first by traveling to mexico to stand side-by-side with that country's president who once compared him to hitler. >> we all share a common interest in keeping our hemisphere safe, prosperous, and free. gwen: it sounded like trump and mexican president trump and mexican president pena nieto had agreed to disagree over immigration and building a wall. but that impression fell apart when trump, campaigning in phoenix, ramped up the volume again. >> they're great people, great leaders, but they're going to

in fact, the trump foundation widely reported as giving money to the clinton foundation.citizens united foundation. that's the conservative political group whose president just joined trump's campaign. for two years, listen to thirks anderson, the trump foundation gave liberally to the palm beach police foundation and the group holds its policeman ball at trump's mar-a-lago resort. there's a picture of trump and his wife, meliana in 2011. mar-a-lago charged the police noun da foundation for using the ballroom. charged $500,000 for just 2 balls held at the club. >> we have two foundations in the presidential race, both seem to take in money from business, friends, other wealthy donors, spend the money as they wish. how does trump's foundation compare with the clinton's in terms of scope? >> it's very hard to compare the two. this is wild. in this case, the clinton foundation is huge compared to trump's. the donald trump foundation in 2014, anderson, had $1.3 million in the bank. the clinton foundation had $332 million. the clintons raise money for target eed projects, they

his foundation. not a single expense was ever charged to his foundation. his foundation gave to so many great charities whether it be veterans charities, children's charities, my own charity. i mean so many charities he gave to. >> reporter: eric trump says his father's foundation has done tremendous good. but was money from the foundation used for business interests? >> he gave money to veterans charities much he gave monday to lots of different charities.

we've heard his foundation's a big crock. think they're throwing whatever they can at the wall because they realize that his numbers are going up and that he has a pretty good shop at winning. >> usa today -- >> it is a liberal newspaper, yeah, a librariueral newspaper out against him, big deal. >> every reporter -- >> "the washington post." >> what about the newspapers that have endorsed -- never endorsed democrat -- >> the people like him. >> we have editorial boards who never endorsed a democrat in a century that came out and said they can't support donald trump. >> and, guess what? he is doing better in the polls than mitt romney did last time around so it is not working. >> doing better in the polls doesn't make a statement about your morality. throughout history. >> but the media does? >> the media makes a statement. >> drof a get away car and you are talking about morality. >> it is supposed to be against relativism. there are things called truth. >> the clinton campaign is putting out a women -- >> i have to interrupt

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did you have any coordination with the foundation or did the foundation ever employ you? >> yes. >> ok. when you heard about the foundation, who was your contact there? who was your contact with the foundation? bill again? >> over time many different people worked for the foundation, primarily my role with the foundation was in supporting president clinton's activities with the foundation. >> did you ever hear from houma or hillary about the foundation? >> at various times they participated in foundation of events over the lifetime of the foundation from when we left the white house. >> when did the foundation kick in? i can't remember when that thing began. >> officially the foundation was launched as we were leaving the white house in support of the presidential library and develop programs over time from that time. >> before it became the charitable institution it eventually became? >> correct. >> ok. did you receive e-mails from secretary clinton or houma connected to state department business? >> not that i recall. secretary clinton on occasion had forwarded me docum

trump foundation. i know the campaign is pushing back, saying the new york attorney general who has endorsed snyderman this is political, they also said that about the trump university investigation as well. >> they're basically saying this is partisan politics. calling snyderman a partisan hack. a history dating back several years. they tangleled over trump university. he's hit schneiderman in the past for this. so the campaign and the surrogates too, surrogates we've spoken with, supporters of donald trump, will say this is simply partisan, it is democrats trying to go after donald trump to create, you know, smoke where there's not fire. fire where there's not smoke, i should say. he spoke about that this morning. i'm paraphrasing here. but something if a cop drove by a democrat who was speeding, the cop would still have to give the democrat a ticket. basically trying to defend himself against these allegation of playing politics. >> also, revealed, hacked e-mails from former secretary of state colin

very different from the clinton foundation and other major foundations.s so people understand what kind of charity the trump foundation is. >> sure. two basic kinds of charities. one is a private foundation. typically small. they don't employ anybody or employ a couple of people. it is a way for rich people to put their money in the pool and give it away in pieces to charities. trump has one. that's the trump foundation which was originally his money but no longer is. the clintons have one called the clinton family foundation. a bank account basically they put millions in and give away to other charities. the more famous clinton foundation is a public charity like the red cross or american cancer society. it employs people. more than 2,000 people. it has a big budget of $250 million plus a year. it does a lot of charity work and employs people. it is not surprising that the public would give money to the clinton foundation. it would have donors beyond just the clintons themselves. what's unusual is for a private foundation like trump's to have donors othe

john wunderlich have the sunlight foundation, a political watchdog. >> the clinton foundation and associated entities are trying to avoid having to tell the public who is getting the money . especially foreign governments. >> new york law requires is giving the money. the clinton foundation has never complied with foreign donations. >> they list a lump sum total. they do not -- they do not list each donation. >> he is a committee member with the council on foundations. >> the clinton foundation cannot say they are in compliance with new york regulations. >> we also found problems at the clinton health access initiative. and 2010, they received $26 million in foreign and domestic government grants. the charity only reported $242,000 in domestic donations. ignoring instructions to make sure the state numbers matched with the irs, which requires a total number of foreign and domestic. but in new york, charities must name names and amounts. over five years, we found $225 million of discrepancies between what it purported to be enforced as it is written. >> new york's attorney general schneiderma

for years, trump was the foundation's only donor, since 2008, trump has not given the foundation a dime. while according to the post, other donors have given more than $4.3 million. david fahenhold who broke the story in the post told anderson cooper that by not registering, trump may be avoiding a damaging audit. >> if he registered every year, he would have an independent auditor. ask the question, did the foundation spend money that benefitted donald trump in the way it wasn't supposed to? we found allegations where that happened over the years. and if required to go through the audits, it may have been found earlier. >> the new york attorney general declined to comment if he is investigating the lack of registration. he launched a probe in the wake of the washington post reports that the foundation made expenses that benefitted trump and his business. >>> donald trump, he is rejecting the notion that he was baited by hillary clinton. she, of course, brought up former miss universe and his criticism of her weight. trump did not comment on it during the debate, but he has afterwards.

how is it different from other foundations? >> it's quite a small foundation. trump started it in 1987. in contrast to other people that have as much money as trump has, it doesn't have much money at all. the most money it ever has was $3.3 million in 1989. the most it has now is $1 million total. there's in paid staff. the p board is just four trump, donald, donald, jr., and ivan camp they work with no pay for half an hour a week. the most unusual thing is not that it's small but whose money is in it. donald trump hasn't put anyy money in his own foundation until 2008. donald trump gives other people's money away 20 people under the impression they'rey' getting donald trump's money. >> woodruff: when you sayyo other people have put money in, who are we talking about? a >> a lot don't want to talk. the biggest donation is from vince and linda mcmahon, the wwe moguls. in 2009, the mcmahon's gave a total of $5 million.. that was not trump's payment for wrestlemania, they got paid separately, but at the same time they made this donation. another big donor is richa

, a charity. >> a two-part question about foundations. are all of them considered charities in the eye of the law and government, and is it okay to have a foundation that takes in by nature other people's money? >> the key thing to remember here is there are two kinds of foundations under tax law. there is a private foundation, which is a small charity and just serves for money to go in and money to go out. there is not a lot of people doing charitable work, it's just a way for rich people to give their mona way. there is something called the public charity. that's what the clinton foundation is, for instance, the red cross, the american heart association. those are really big organizations which take money from the public and they do charitable work. they employ people and do things in the world to help people. so it's unusual for trump that, a, he would put no money of his own in, not since 2008, and that he would get other people to donate money that he gives away sort of under the impression that it's his money. >> the form of a state

whether the foundation asked for the donations. for years, trump was the foundation's only

trump foundation.he donates millions, but according to the "washington post," he hasn't given any money to his own foundation since 2008. he's been giving away other people's money to charity, and according to the "post" he's actually benefiting from that. "outfront" tonight, david has been investigating the trump foundation for the "post" for months and months. a lot of articles and stories on this, david. trump not donating to his own foundation since 2008. you are reporting, though, he has benefited personally from that foundation. tell us how. >> well, in a couple of ways. one is that he's actually used money from the foundation, which is earmarked for charitable purposes to buy things for himself. he once bought, spent $12,000 of the foundation's money to buy himself an autographed football helmet and spent $20,000 of the foundation' money to buy a giant six-foot-tall port rrait of himself. in both cases seems to be a violation of the irs rules. in addition, trump uses other people's money in the

foundation.l this information about it, you rake me over the coals about pay for play. the trump organization won't release any information about what's going on. >> let's be clear. there's no comparison here. you're talking about a nonprofit charitable organization that is giving millions of dollars away as opposed to a for-profit company that is benefiting from business ties in other countries. and can put the security of our country at risk. let's be clear about one thing. this individual donald trump is receiving intelligence briefings as we speak, and yet he has these interests in this organization as a company which is for-profit. that should be of concern to any voter. and so this is a real difference. you can't compare a for-profit company with a nonprofit charitable organization. >> one thing, you know, as, as a lawyer, you know, and somebody who has a mind for making the case, i feel like disclosure would be to his benefit in this situation because there's a lot of cloud of mystery, you

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. >> there has never been a foundation who has disclosed as much as i have.hen why don't people feel trust? because of the way the disclosed information is selectively used. you know that as well as i do. if a martian dropped from outer space and watched our politics unfold, he would say, wow, they say they want disclosure. they don't really, except they do if you make the contributions -- the suggestion that anybody who droibtd my foundation obviously only did it so they would have some influence with hillary as secretary of state ignoring i first organized the foundation in 1997 to prepare for my presidential center and library, that many of these contributions were made long before she was secretary of state by people who had been known to both of us for decades, and that's the sort of thing that, you know what, it makes me feel bad because the people who are serious about this -- that is, who use disclosure to make serious analysis -- are the major evaluators, like charity navigator or charity watch, of foundations. and i noticed on one of the networks th

trump foundation is a bigger liability for him than the clinton foundation is for her. we're seeing the clinton foundation kind of winding down. just this week, they held the final clinton global initiative, that's this big glitzy con fab they have every year. they're spinning off various parts of the program. >> the staff layoffs, that's something new. >> right, politico reported that dozens of staffers from cgi which just happened were told they're going to be laid off. they'll have jobs until the end the year but it's unclear beyond that. this is just one piece of that foundation. it's always been the most controversial piece because it brings together big corporate leaders, foreign leaders. but there's also this huge health care issue which we learned bill clinton will be stepping down from. chelsea clinton is staying on the board of the main foundation so there's still questions to be answered there. >> joining me now, new york congressman joe crowley. thank you for your type. let's talk about the debates a few days away. is this as make or break as people have mad

trump foundation.are already at odds over a lawsuit filed for trump university for fraud in 2013. this is what was said about it before his campaign was officially announced. >> my interest in the, this issue in my capacity of regulator of nonprofits, we are concerned that the trump foundation may have engaged in improprieties. we have been looking into the trump foundation, to make sure it's complying with the laws that govern charities in new york. >> the washington post has been investigates the trump foundation for months. >> he's created a vehicle to give other people's money away as his own or make it seem like his own. he hasn't given any money to his own foundation through since 2008. >> today the house judiciary committee wanted to investigate a contribution to a campaign backing pam bondi and that it may have influenced her decision not to pursue a claim against trump university. the trump foundation claims the contribution was made in error due to a mistaken identity. and "news week" is leak

the foundation really does a lot. >> the foundation does. people can get involved by going to our website, unlv football foundation.com. they cap become a member at various levels. also provides great resources and insight into the program to people who become members. we have great chalk talk lunches throughout the season for various members of the program and they get on field access at half-time at certain levels. program that nobody else gets. >> michelle: let's hope this year is the year. i think tony sanchez is bringing something really great. i'm really hopeful. >> go rebels. >> michelle: go rebs! i promise i'm going to watch more games this year krystal allan you and i when it comes to sport not up to par put be we try. >> krystal: and i even wore my red today. go rebel jdz we appreciate tim for being here. he can come back at any time. we love our rebels. say goodbye t lot of people unhappy about that. apple announced it will not be on the new iphone7. so what are you going to do when you want to listen to your music and so forth? w

i mean, truth of the matter is, what you see in the clinton foundation and the trump foundation is a private charity by a private family that's helped many worthy causes over the years. the clinton foundation, hillary clinton was literally warned in her confirmation hearings could be used by foreign donors and foreign governments to gain access and favor while she was secretary of state and she went on to do it. e-mails come to light showing a connection between those that contributed to the clinton foundation and access given to those people to the calendar and opportunities to meet with hillary clinton as secretary of state are deeply troubling to the american people. that's the pay to play politics, and donald trump will bring it to an end when he becomes governor. >> i am going to cut you off. we are talking to a representative of the clinton campaign next. i am sure you would like me to ask that. i understand you'll be in the audience tomorrow. safe travels tomorrow. >> thanks, chris. >>> we will ask hillary clinton's chief strategist how she plans to take on trump. how high are

that is, if you are the head of a foundation you can't take the 91 out of the foundation and use to it things for yourself or things that benefit your businesses. people i've talked to said this is a pretty clear case where trump took the money out of his charity and kid a thing that saved his own business money? >> what might happen? if somebody looks at this, does he potentially pay a fine? >> penalties could include trump may have to give the money back that the foundation paid on his behalf. he would also pay penalty taxes. he could pay penalty taxes for having filed a false irs return because he told the irs he had not engaged in acts of self dealing he could even have his charity's non profit status taken away. >> the new york attorney general so opening up investigation. is he going to be looking at these specific attractions or only stuff in new york. >> since the trump foundation is head quartered in new york all of these attractions are under his purview. i think he'll look at these. >> is there any time line, obviously trump supporters say it's politically motivated. any cha

of the foundation, no one with the name of clinton is going to have anything to do with this foundationow. >> why would you fuel any of the fires. it's almost like she's walking around with two iphones again. >> right. >> don't you understand? >> she's banking on she can continue to grind this out in a conventional way. and maybe she can. but it's a big risk now. and we don't know if she's hit bottom yet. >> she's such a cautious candidate it's hard for her to be herself because she feels lake she will be hammered. >> this is one of the things they worried about in team clinton, going up against donald trump. good to see you both. >>> up next, as rich just mentioned, after weeks of questions about quote pay for play involving the clinton foundation and hillary, that foundation is holding what it says will be its very last big bash before the election. is this a good idea? we'll take a look at the possible fallout. >>> plus, the circuit producers with, mark mckinnon and mark halprin are here and next about what the cameras found at chap kwau this week. kwau this week. >> ♪ experience the

the foundation paid it. second, donald trump has contributed a dime to his own foundation since 2008. what kind of charity is sir? >> well, i know that the trump foundation, the family can answer all of those questions about that specific instance and others and they have. >> well, sir, no, they haven't. they have not explained -- sir. "the washington post" has asked. they have not explained how it was the foundation that ended up spending money instead of trump they also asked why he hasn't contributed money since 2008. >> these answers are all fair game. i just wish there was as much interest in the activities of the clinton foundation, that we know accepted tens of millions of dollars from foreign countries and foreign donors who were then given access to hillary clinton while she was secretary of state. i mean, the truth of the matter is, what you see in the clinton foundation -- the trump foundation is a private charity by a family who has helped many worthy causes over the years. the clinton foundation

. >> i think the clinton foundation like all foundations have found themselves in a position where things are changing. and i think she's going to change and adjust to the realities of complicated. reporter: the trump campaign responded the fact that even the vice president can't vouch for the clinton foundation's ethics speak volumes about hillary clinton's terrible judgment. newspaper editorials have urged clinton to stop accepting foreign money now. bill clinton spokesman said the server was housed in the president's harlem office and used for his presidential correspondence, not emails. the clinton's personally paid for their server. no gsa funding was never used for a private server anywhere and the clinton foundation never housed a gsa-turned email server, private or otherwise. $1 million a year under the former president's act so they don't end up in poverty like harry truman did. trish: one would think hillary clinton would want to address her worsening scandals head on. but she hasn't held a formal news conference since december. that's given her critics plenty of fodder. mike em