longs matter the trump foundation cut a check for $158,000 to the martin greenberg foundation. raising money for another could be problematic. >> that is a misrepresentation. >> reporter: the trump campaign said the charity web site made a mistake and the listing should not have included the trump foundation. the web site told us they were engaged by the donald j. trump foundation. owens said the arrangement raises more questions about what might be in the trump tax returns. >> it could be a broader, more tangled web here of the the personal business interests, potentially the personal interests of donald trump. >> a campaign official said trump did not write off the value of the lifetime membership but without his tax returns there is no way to know. under a final version of the settlement, trump had no financial obligation, but according to the campaign he contributed out out of the goodness of his heart. >> pelley: julianna goldman, reporting, thank you, j presidential debate, john dickerson's guests on "face the nation" will include vice presidential candidates mike pence a

. >> reporter: at a 2010 charity golf tournament at a trump westchester golf course, martin greenberg thought he had won $1 million when he had a hole in one, but the insurance company that was supposed to pay out balked, saying the tee was set up wrong. greenburg sued the tournament's sponsor, the charity of n.b.a. player alonzo mourning, and trump's club. trump's campaign said to help pay for the resulting settlement, trump donated lifetime memberships at his golf courses. they were auctioned, saying it would benefit the donald j. trump foundation and the the winner was still required to pay $1,500 monthly dues. florida doctor steven shapiro had the winning bed. he is listed as donating $157,250 to the trump foundation on the tax forms. months later, the trump foundation cut a check for $158,000 to martin greenberg's marcus owens ran the charity section at the i.r.s. and said raising money for one charity to give to another for a settlement could be in fund-raising. >> reporter: the trump campaign says the charity auction web site made a mistake and the listing should not have inclu

the man, martin greenberg sued the golf club. the parties eventually agreed to a settlement requiring the club to donate to a charity of greenberg's choice. that money, $158,000 to the martin greenberg foundation came from the trump foundation which reported it in a 2012 irs filing. the greenberg foundation reported no contributions from either trump himself or his golf club. just to be clear here, it is illegal to derive personal benefits like, say, fulfilling one's legal obligations from a charitable foundation, a practice known as self-dealing. on top of that as farenthold has reported donald trump hasn't given any of his own money to the foundation. it's funded almost entirely from other people's money including nbc universal, our parent company, in 2012. david farenthold is investigating this along with two other reporters. coming up those two other reporters. just like that, a moment turns romantic. so why pause to take a pill? and when you're having fun why stop to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don'have to

months later, the trump $158,000 to martin greenberg's foundation, which got the settlement money. marcus owens ran the charity section at the i.r.s. and said raising money for one charity to give to another for a settlement could be problematic. >> that was a misrepresentation in fund-raising.s >> reporter: the trump campaign says the charity auction website made a mistake and the listing should not have included theg trump foundation. however, it could not provide any evidence that it tried to correct the error, and the website told us that they were engage t owen says the arrangement raisen more questions about what might be in the trump tax returns. >> it could be a broader, more tangled web here of the-- of the foundation being used to advance the personal business interests, actually just the personal interests of donald trump. >> reporter: a trump campaign official says trump did not write off the value of the lifetime memberships, but without his tax returns, there's scott, under a final version of the settlement, trump had no financial obligation, but according to the camp

the man, martin greenberg sued the golf club. ly agreed to a settlement requiring the club to donate to a charity of greenberg's choice. that money, $158,000 to the martin greenberg foundation came from the trump foundation which reported it in a 2012 irs filing. the greenberg foundation reported no contributions from either trump himself or his golf club. just to be clear here, it is illegal to derive personal benefits like, say, fulfilling one's legal obligations from a charitable foundation, a practice known as self-dealing. on top of that as farenthold has reported donald trump hasn't given any of his own money to the foundation. it's funded almost entirely from other people's money including n nbc universal, our parent company, in 2012. david farrenthold is investigating this along with two other reporters. coming up those two other reporters. ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do

. >> first the case of martin greenberg back in 2010. what was this about? >> martin greenberg was a player at a charity golf tournament that took place in new york state. and that charity golf tournament had a $1 million prize. if you hit a hole in one you win $1 million. he hits a hole in one. everybody goes crazy. he gets his picture taken. he goes to the clubhouse and while he's celebrating they pull him out and say you won nothing because the rules of the hole in one contest say that the ball has to travel 150 yards from the tee to the hole or else it doesn't count. if it's less the prize isn't good. it turned out that trump's people had set up the golf course that it was always going to be too short. so when he made that shot, he won nothing. he sued the golf course. there's a legal settlement in which they agree that they're going to pay some money to charity as a way of settling the lawsuit. but what you can tell from tax records is that his foundation received nothing from the golf course, the party to the law suit. instead they got a $158,000 donat

a man named martin greenberg hit a hole in one on the 13th hole while playing at a charity golf tournament at trump's course in west chester county. greenberg won a $1 million prize, briefly. later greenberg was told he had won nothing. the prizes rules required that the shot had to go 150 yards but trump's course had allegedly made the hole too short. he rigged the contest so it couldn't be won. he's like a carney working the ring toss at a state fair. [ laughter and applause ] there's a reason donald trump foundation is abbreviated dtf because it is down to f you over. [ laughter ] so those are the lawsuits, but the best thing trump used other people's money for was paintings of himself. in 2007 donald trump spent $20,000 that belonged to his charity to buy a six foot tall portrait of himself. it was at an auction and melania trump was actually the only one who bid on it. and apparently -- because the auctioneer even told her quote, "i don't think anyone is going to bid against you." oh really? there wasn't a biding war for a six foot version of that face on canvas? what do i know about

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