. >> i would release them once audit is released. i have audits every 15 or 16 years. when audit is complete i will release them. i will tell you right now, zero, i have nothing to do with russia yes? >> [inaudible]. >> i don't know, depends on the audit. depends on the audit. not a big deal. just so you understand, i released my papers, 104 pages of documents. i built an unbelievable company, tremendous cash, tremendous company with many so of the great assets of the world. you have seen it. you were very disappointed when you saw it. that is okay.

they claim to be -- quote -- "on track to be ready for audit. -- audit" -- by the end of the deadline. the experts think the other services are in far worse shape than the marine corps. if true the probability of earning a department wide clean opinion is slim to none. and now suddenly to my amazement, mr. mccord appears to be backing away from his prediction about meeting the deadline. on june 15 he told the house armed services committee that the department is in his words many years away from a clean opinion. how can the department he -- be ready and meet the deadlines if it's still years away from clean opinion. his messages are downright confusing and may be contradictory. if he know, d.o.d. is years away from a clean opinion, then he must also know that it is not audit ready or even close to it. mr. mccord needs to explain his apparent inconsistency. clearly the impending deadline remains an illusive goal. however, one thing i am certain, the next round is being touted as -- quote -- "the largest audit ever undertaken" -- end of quote. if mr. mccord fails to come up with some wo

get audited. i don't know if you get audited. >> i've been audited. >> i have friends that are wealthy that don't get audited. i get audited every year. i'm under a routine audit. like, routine. i have been for years, every year. >> there are several years no longer under audit. >> yeah, but they're all linked. it's called a link. it's very simple. if my audit is finished, that's great. i have to tell you. i watched mitt romney four years ago. he waited until september to give them, just before the election. they made him look so bad, it was so unfair. i actually think he didn't lose because of the 47%. i think he lost because of a couple of really minor items in a tax return where he did nothing wrong. so it is unfair. i will say, when i'm finished with the audit, i'll do it. >> richard nixon released his even though his were under audit. >> don't use richard nixon as a guide. it's an interesting person to use. but don't use it. >> mike bloomberg. >> yeah. >> very tough on you at the convention.

>> i would release them once audit is released. i have audits every 15 or 16 years. when audit is complete i will release them. i will tell you right now, zero,

>> i've had audits for 15 or 16 years. under audit. when the audit is complete, i'll release them.ero. i have nothing to do with russia. >> will the tax returns be released before the election? >> i don't know. it depends on the audit. not a big deal. just so you understand -- tremendous cash, tremendous cash with some of the great assets of the world. you were disappointed when you saw it actually, but that's okay. far greater than anybody ever thought, i have a great company. i built an unbelievable company. if you look there, you'll see there's nothing in russia. as far as the tax returns, as soon as the audit is complete, like any lawyer will tell you, greta van susteren was going over it a while ago, she's a lawyer. she said no lawyer would let somebody release a tax return when they're under audit. it's a routine audit. i've gone through audits, which i think is very unfair, for 15 years. i have friends that are very rich, they never get audited. i'm audited every year. maybe that's because of politics. >> [ inaudible ]. >> why should i tell putin what to do. he did something

>> my understanding is that he has been audited. everything is under aught audit for like 13 years. >> well, give the other years. >> what is 14 years ago going to tell us? >> i don't know. it might call off the dog a little bit because people, when she won't turn over the transcripts and he won't turn over the non-audited tax returns, i mean, people get suspicious. like why won't you? >> well, i think that he has explained that his lawyers and advisors have told him not to do that as long as he was under audit and that once the audit is over he will turn them over. people are more worried at this point in time about your -- about reality about trustworthiness and your philosophy of where you are going to lead this country and the truth. and i think that's what we need to hear. and i think that's what the public and the people on the streets, that's what they want to hear. >> all right. well, i will give you that i think they also -- i mean, i would like to see those transcripts from those speeches. i would like to see both of them.

and it is his normal tax auditing processes. to be sure we dealt with when the audits are done. >> to be clear, mr. trump has no financial relationships with any russian olegards? >> that is what he said and that

the years that aren't in audit? and why isn't -- what about the transcripts from hillary clinton's speeches to goldman sachs? why won't they show them? >> absolutely. because they know what's in them. and i mean, she's been bought and paid for by the bankers and wall street and goldman sachs and filling the purses of bill and hillary for all these years and now she's going to be hard and tough on them. but that is something that we were -- we should be able to have access to, and here -- >> and the shoe on the other foot, though. what about donald trump's tax returns for the years he's not in audit? why doesn't he turn those over? >> my understanding is that he's been audited and everything's under audit for like 13 years. >> well, give the other years. >> what's 14 years ago going to tell us? >> i don't know. but at least it might call off the dogs a little bit, because when she won't turn over the transcripts and he won't turn over the non-audited tax returns, i mean, people get suspicious. why won't you? >> well,

every year i have a routine audit. i'm under audit, when the audits complete i'll release them. but zero, i mean i will tell you right now, zero, i have nothing to do with russia. yes? >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: i don't know, i don't know. it depends on the audit. it depends on the audit, not a big deal. by the way, just so you understand, i've released my papers, 104 pages of documents. i built an unbelievable company, tremendous cash, tremendous company with some of the great assets of the world. you've seen it. you were all very disappointed when you saw it actually but that's ok. far, far great than anybody ever thought. i have a great company. i built an unbelievable company but if you look there you'll see there's nothing in russia. as far as the tax returns, as soon as the audits complete, like any lawyer would tell you, greta van susteren she was going over it a while ago, she's a lawyer. she said, well no lawyer would , let somebody release a tax return when they're under audit. it's a routine audit. i've gone through audits, which i think is very unfair, for 15 year

i have friends that are very rich and never get audited. i'm audited every year. maybe that's because of politics, who knows. >> will you call on putin to stay out of the way? mr. trump: i'm not going to tell putin what to do. why should i tell putin what to do? he already did something today where he said don't blame them, essentially, for your incompetence. let me tell you, it's not even about russia or china or whoever it is that's doing the hacking. it was about the things that were said in those e-mails. they were terrible things, talking about jewish, talking about race, talking about atheist, trying to pin labels on people -- what was said was a disgrace, and it was debbie wasserman schultz, and believe me, as sure as you're sitting there, hillary clinton knew about it. she knew everything. debbie wasserman schultz could not breathe without speaking and getting approval from hillary

i have friends that are very rich and never bet audited. i'm audited the every year. maybe ha is because of politics, who knows. >> [inaudible] >> i'm not going to tell putin what to do. why should i tell putin what to do? he did something today, don't blame essentially for your incompetence. it is not even about russia, china, or whoever it is that is doing the hacking. it was about the things that were said in those emails. there were terrible things. talking about jewish, talking about race. talking about atheist. trying to pin labels on people. what was said was a disgrace. and it was debbie wasserman schultz, and believe me, assure as you're sitting there, hillary clinton knew about it. she knew everything. debbie wasserman schultz could not breathe without speaking and getting approval from hillary clinton. couldn't breathe. and you saw that. it also showed that it was a fixed race. but i've been saying that long before i saw the emails. it was a rigged race. it was totally rigged. and debbie wasserman schultz rigged it for hillary clinton. and the sad part is,

i have friends that are very rich that never get audited. i get audited every year. maybe that's because of politics, who knows. i'm not going to tell putin what to do. why should i tell putin what to do? he already did something today where he said don't blame them essentially for your incompetence. let me tell you, it's not about russia or china or whoever it is that's doing the hacking. it was about the things that were said in those e-mails. they were terrible things. talking about jewish. talking about race. talking about atheist. trying to pin labels on people. what was said was a disgrace. and it was debbie wasserman schultz and, believe me, as sure as you're sitting there, hillary clinton knew about it. she knew everything.

kid caster auditions are underway in easton. how is it going right now. >> it is going so well, katie. we have got a great turnout on a hot friday. check out our great looking kidcasters here. we have several auditions so far. let me tell you they are just killing it the today. everyone is excited about talking about the weather. we have cool weather board behind us. we have had a great turnout. we will talk to within of the first kid caster contestants her name is maddie from outside allentown. what brought you out here, maddie. >> my grandmother sent this e-mail. she found you the. she said you should do this i said, sure, okay. i thought it was great to do it because i love weather, and explaining it. >> she did a great job. i thought they had a handwritten script. see this said, i pick up a mike, i don't even need a script. so, what do you love so much about the weather. >> it is unexpected. it is just there for to you do every day, so it is something thaw can get to do every day. yeah, i like it. >> great description. have

on friday, right on "eyewitness news" at noon, neck week we'll show you auditions also on "eyewitness news" at noon. check that out. meisha? >> oh, that will be so cute. do anything to see those auditions because kids just don't care. >> what you are looking at coming around the s curve look being like just starting startio build little bit. moving toward the 6:00 hour, actually looking pretty darn good specially with interstate 95. so looking okay, but you can see, a lot of vehicles out there, not even in the 6:00 hour yet. boulevard what you are looking at there, pushing in the southbound direction looking okay. once you jump on the schuylkill westbound right around city avenue kind of basically what you are seeing as well. overall we're looking pushing toward the 6:00 hour starting to just build ever so slightly this area, talking all morning long, that's just now clear. schuylkill westbound near grays ferry where we had accident that happened actually last night at 10:00. rolled over to this morning working tirelessly, to get it moved out of the way, just naught, just moment ago,

meanwhile, one of my personal favorite events that we do here at cbs-3 is our kid caster auditions, and your child could actually fall in the footsteps of one of the cbs-3 meteorologists, come on out, auditions this friday from noon to 2:00 in easton, pa, finds all of the info you need at cbsphilly.com/kid caster, lauren casey will be broadcasting live from the auditions on friday, right here on "eyewitness news" at noon, and then next week we will actually show you some of the auditions also here on "eyewitness news" at noon. it is always such a fun event, and these kids are adorable. love it. that's the word for it, for sure. >> well, shopping addicts are getting ready for what's being called the biggest global amazon event ever. second annual prime day set for tomorrow. the company wants to you cash in on new deals that will roll out all day long, some as often as every five minute. but the day of mega sales is only for amazon prime customers. meanwhile, wal-mart is offering free shipping and is slashing prices on line in response. >> coming up, let kids be kids. actually be good for

, kid caster auditions go from noon to 2:00 at the crayola experience in easton, pa, finds all of the info you need headed north at cbs3.com/kid caster, lauren casey broadcasting live from the auditions can't wait on "eyewitness news" at noon, next week going to show you some of the auditions, also, on "eyewitness news" at noon. cannot wait. >> no, i still hope we get a blooper real of that. thanks so much, katie. guys, good morning, we switch gears now, i'll show you a video, what you are looking at right now, video after accident on the boulevard northbound devereaux avenue, that outer drive closed. what you are looking at exactly is this accident, involving, a motorcycle, a pedestrian, and a vehicle. two people have been transported to the hospital. whenever we have an accident involving a pedestrian, and a motorcycle, we know that it is a little bit more serious in indeed. so make note of that, crews still out there, it is still under investigation. we have a disable vehicle here, 95, north, approaching woodhaven road. make note of that. not causing too many slow downs. a peak at

i have audits every 15 or 16 years. when audit is complete i will release them.ou right now, zero, i have nothing to do with russia yes? >> [inaudible]. >> i don't know, depends on the audit. depends on the audit. not a big deal. just so you understand, i released my papers, 104 pages of documents. i built an unbelievable company, tremendous cash, tremendous company with many so of the great assets of the world. you have seen it. you were very disappointed when you saw it. that is okay. far greater than anybody ever thought. i have a great company. i built an unbelievable company. but if you look there, you will see there is nothing in russia. as far as the tax returns, soon as audit is complete, like any lawyer would tell you, greta van susteren, she is going over it a while ago. she is a lawyer. she said, well no lawyer would let somebody release a tax return when they're under audit. routine audit. i have gone through audits which i think is very unfair, for 15 years. i have friends that are very rich and never bet audited. i'm audited the every year. maybe ha

now, remember this, i'm under audit. it's a routine audit. nobody would do that under audit and everybody understands that. but he gave those tax returns and they were fine. he was destroyed. they went through his returns, which were peanuts compared to what i have. you saw the stacks of paper. he gave his returns, and they found little items, little items in those returns that were nothing. >> you know other candidates have done it. so it's not going to happen? >> oh, it could happen if the audit is finished. >> you're giving speeches off the teleprompter more. some people have noticed that your tone has changed a little bit. the twitter kind of back and forth has slowed a little bit. is this the turn that everybody talks about that you're pivoting now to become this kind of more controlled presidential candidate? >> i'll give you a terrible answer. i don't think so. i want to be myself. you know, it got me here. i made a speech last night, tremendous crowd, you saw it in indiana. tremendous crowd. if i ever walked into that crowd of 8,000,

for the years at least not in audit, because there are certainly years not in audit, to give sort of a general idea, and sort of call off the dogs and the people who are after your tax returns to look at them, why not release those that are not in audit even if they go back a number of years. >> i don't have that much pressure, i will be honest. people don't care about it. certain people in the media i have had very little pressure. i remember with mitt romney four years ago. everybody wanted his is a peanut compared to mine. it's like a peanut. very small. not nearly as big a document. mine, you saw the picture where it's 2 or 3 feet high. now, they finally got it in september. he decided to give it. and they found a couple of little minor things. little things that didn't mean anything. he did nothing wrong. by the way, mitt romney did nothing wrong. but when they gave them. they found a couple of little sentences. if you remember harry reid lied about it he told a dirty lie. and mitt gave that and after he gave it, they found a little sentence and they made such a big deal. he mig

4 years ago with romney, odd -- that did not work out, and od -- audition for president that did not work out, and vice president that did not work out, tonight we're wondering that was the audition for chief of staff, that is the rumor. he has title will he be given the power. >> is that a fall from grace? you go from being a successful governor, to a candidate for president, to a guy that was on the cop's list to be vice -- top list to be vice president. is this a consolation prize. >> it could be looked at that way, but a lot of the scuttlebutt, last night and this morning is christie was grouchy about not getting that vice presidential nod, as everyone knows, only one who is allowed to be grouchy is donald trump, he does not like grouchy people, he does not keep grouchy people. and the question is -- with the way he got out of that thing. did he do himself a disservice, and put himself further down the wrung, and maybe trump does not need him any more. >> thank you, jim. >> check back in tomorrow. >> somebody got paint every day -- someone got paid every day, every day was a payd

now, remember this, i'm under audit. it's a routine audit. nobody would do that under audit and everybody understands that. but he gave those tax returns and they were fine. he was destroyed. they went through his returns, which were peanuts compared to what i have. you saw the stacks of paper. he gave his returns, and they found little items, little items in those returns that were nothing. >> you know other candidates have done it. so it's not going to happen? >> oh, it could happen if the audit is finished. >> you're giving speeches off the teleprompter more. some people have noticed that your tone has changed a little bit. the twitter kind of back and forth has slowed a little bit. is this the turn that everybody talks about that you're pivoting now to become this kind of more controlled presidential candidate? >> i'll give you a terrible answer. i don't think so. i want to be myself. you know, it got me here. i made a speech last night, tremendous crowd, you saw it in indiana. tremendous crowd. if i ever walked into that crowd of 8,000,

it adversely affected every facet of the audit effort. the broken accounting system is driving the audit freight train. how could this -- how could the mighty defense department be buffaloed for so long by something so simple? the pentagon develops and produces the most advanced weapons the world has ever known and does it with relative ease. yet the defense department can't seem to acquire the tools it needs to keep track of the money it spends. with little or no fiscal accountability, congress cannot exercise effective oversight of defense spending, and if congress can't do that, then adding money to the defense budget and borrowing at the same time to do it is foolish in my book. add -- and that is precisely why i opposed a recent amendment to add $18 billion to the defense bill. so i want to take a moment to put my spotlight on the issue. my hope is to stimulate creative problem-solving and innovative solutions that seem to not be getting their proper attention in the department of defense. a recent press report pinpointed the cause f

tax experts said during an audit president nixon exposed his tax returns even while under audit. why don't american people deserve to see those tax returns? >> the irs and the obama administration is a credible source of independents. secondly the fact that an audit is going on means that the irs filings are not complete. mr. trump said clearly once an audit is done he will release the taxes. >> will he release the list of charities to whom he has donated over the past seven years? >> that question hasn't been asked of him. it is part of a tax return. i can't speak for him on that matter. he has been consistent which is when the audit is done he will release all of the tax returns not parts of it. >> appreciate you being with us tonight. all the best to you. >>> right here in the wells fargo center we await the arrival of vice president joe biden. he will be speaking to the crowd trying to fire up the white working-class voters with whom he does well with his messages. as he enters the arena to the rocky theme song. biden from scranton pennsylvania just down the road. said the hi

i'm going through a routine audit. just a routine audit. i've had it for 13 years, 14 years.ry year they audit me. routine. i would never give my tax returns until the audit is finished but remember this, mitt romney four years ago was under tremendous pressure to give his tax return and held it and held it and held it and fought it and he didn't do too well, okay? he didn't do anything wrong on his taxes. when he gave his tax returns, people forget, not now, he gave them in september before the election. >> so you might release them at some point? >> wait a minute. wait a minute. when he did and his tax returns are a tiny peanut they went through his tax returns, there was nothing wrong and made him look bad. in fact, i think he lost his election because of that. >> because of tax returns? >> i'll tell you why. he did nothing wrong. mitt romney did nothing wrong but they would take -- his weren't too big. have you seen mine in the picture? they're this high. >> i've seen that picture. >> they took his tax return, nothing wrong, just standard and made him look bad. very unfai

they can release the results of that audit to the public. so if you choose to not proceed in any way to adhere to this law and you get an audit and the department after a long period of time says, well, okay, we're telling the public that we audited you and you're not complying with the law, and you say, oh, my goodness, that really worries me ... of course, it wouldn't worry you at all, no civil fine, no impact on your products, no teeth. this is like the old man whose teeth have all fallen out and all they can do is gum the food. that's what this law is like. they can just sort of gum a little bit, which doesn't worry anyone. it's really kind of amazing the three levels of complete protection of montan monsanto incorporated into this bill. the three levels of completely betraying the american public, those nine out of ten americans who want a very simple, a very simple label on their food products. let me put it another way on this enforcement provision. this bill would create the first and only food label without a fine for violators. the

i'm going through a routine audit. just a routine audit. i've had it for 13 years, 14 years. year they audit me. routine. i would never give my tax returns until the audit is finished but remember this, mitt romney four years ago was under tremendous pressure to give his tax return and held it and held it and held it and fought it and he didn't do too well, okay? he didn't do anything wrong on his taxes. when he gave his tax returns, people forget, not now, he gave them in september before the election. >> so you might release them at some point? >> wait a minute. wait a minute. when he did and his tax returns are a tiny peanut they went through his tax returns, there was nothing wrong and made him look bad. in fact, i think he lost his election because of that. >> because of tax returns? >> i'll tell you why. he did nothing wrong. mitt romney did nothing wrong but they would take -- his weren't too big. have you seen mine in the picture? they're this high. >> i've seen that picture. >> they took his tax return, nothing wrong, just standard and made him look bad. very unfair.

that they have lived with the child for more than six months of the year, the irs, when, when it audits that may require them to provide certain kinds of documents or suggest certain kind of documents and people go through trying to pull together documents that actually show that the child lived with them and it turned out to be very difficult to find a document that will effectively do that and also the taxpayer advocate as recommended for quite some time that the list of documents, the kinds of documents the irs will accept as going to prove residency the expanded including such things as third-party affidavits that most irs examiners will not accept at this point. there are some things that can be done right away that can be implemented to help improve compliance and have an opportunity to take a look at where we stand in relationship to very widespread and systemic changes in the programs that kind of require special political moments to occur in congress and in presidential administrations so that once you open the door to taking a look at re-examining the structure of the earned i

i guess we're both roy. >> can i get your real names, please, for the audition? character. method. >> jimmy: we are roy. >> action. >> curiosity, adventure, imagination. these are the magician's tools. in magic, anything is possible. >> jimmy: yes. regular people grow older. they become trapped. but not the magician. for us, there is always an escape. >> nazi magician? >> jimmy: no. >> nazi magician? >> jimmy: not nazi magician. >> what is that? your accent. >> jimmy: it's a german accent. you never heard of a german accent? >> i've heard german accents. >> jimmy: okay, well. kimmel is a german name. i think i know what german sounds like. i thought i was roy. >> matthew reaches out to find the child within us. the power of magic is to make dreams come true. >> jimmy: as a child, i dreamed of floating inside a balloon that dances in the sky. >> what do you mean? >> jimmy: that's how germans say balloon. buy-yoon. >> it's not. >> jimmy: like the song, "99 red balloon." floating in the sky. very, very scary. call the troops out in a hurry. this is what we're waitin

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. >> did you audition together? what was the process? >> we had met during a film

right now we have to good to eye next step, so to say, in our security audit and the defense audit because it would mean that we would be able to take decisions on much more informed basis. we will be able to also take decisions on the would give us the understanding what we have in order to account -- counter the challenges we are facing right now and what we need in order to counter those challenges. so that security audit, that's something that is in the interests of the ukraine as such and the results of this will only make us stronger. >> quickly, has the reaction been from nato to that idea? have you gotten support? >> so far i haven't heard any official reaction so far. we'll see how it goes. >> then the last question. looking forward, what's the best way for nato to support ukraine? with materiel? with money? with just political support? >> i think all of these things have to go together. fir, we are really counting on really strong communication from warsaw saying we are standing behind and will not allow territorial integrity and sovereignty of the states, of ukraine, to be ruine

routine audit. i've gone through audits, which i think is very and. , for 15 years.friends that are very rich and they never get audited. i'm audited every year. maybe that's because of politics who knows. i'm not going to tell vladimir put what to do. he already did something today where he said don't blame them for your incompetence. let me tell you, it's not even about russia or china whoever is doing hacking, it was about the things that were said in those e-mails. and they were terrible things. talking about jewish, talking about race, talking about atheists, trying to pin labels on people. what was said is a disgrace and it was debbie wasserman schultz and believe me as sure as you are sitting there hillary clinton knew about it. she knew everything-- debbie wasserman schultz could not breathe without speaking and getting approval from hillary clinton, couldn't breathe. he saw that. it also showed that it was a fixed race, but i have been same outline before i saw the e-mails it was totally rigged it. debbie wasserman schultz redid for hillary clinton and the s

join us for kid caster audition from his noon to 2:00 n easton. can find all of the information at cbs philly.com/kid caster. lauren casey will be broadcasting live from the auditions on friday on "eyewitness news" at noon and next week we will show you those auditions also on "eyewitness news" at noon, meisha. >> how would i love to be a fly on the wall, so cute. just say anything. kid say the darndest things. it is so true. >>> ninety-five southbound at cottman looking good here looking in the southbound side. northbound side, no problems. southbound side starting to heat up a little bit but still looking good. this is the area we had an accident 422 westbound on ramp from the schuylkill we did have an accident pulled off to the shield their has been cleared. looking at 422 in and around that area we can see a string of vehicles. make note 422 is heating up predominantly on the westbound side but overall heating up. schuylkill headlights moving in the eastbound direction at boulevard you can see what we are looking at here overall, looking good

>> because it's under audit. i'll release them when the audit is completed. but zero, i will tell you right now. >> reporter: and for good measure, trump blasting president obama's frosty relations with putin. >> putin has said things or bad things, okay? he mentioned the "n" word one time. i was shocked to hear him mention the "n" word, you know what the "n" word is, right? i was shocked. he has a total lack of respect for president obama. i think he's going to respect your president if i'm elected. and i hope he likes me. >> and tom llamas is live tonight from scranton, pennsylvania. tom, we heard donald trump tell you there that he won't release his taxes until the audit is complete, which could be after election day. conference where reporters corrected him? >> reporter: that's right, david. in that press conference that lasted almost an hour, donald trump made two noticeable mistakes. first, he called the reagan shooter david hinckley, not john, and then, he criticized tim kaine for doing a bad job in new jersey, when he really meant virginia. both times

i have had audits for 15 or 16 years. when the audit is complete i will release them.e nothing to do with russia. i don't know. it depends on the audit. not a big deal. just so you understand i released my papers, 104 pages of documents. i built an unbelievable company, tremendous cash, tremendous company with great assets of the world. you were disappointed when you saw it. far greater than anybody ever thought, i built an unbelievable company. if you look there you will see there is nothing in russia. as far as the tax returns, as soon as the audit is complete like any lawyer will tell you, greta van susteren is a lawyer, she said no lawyer would let somebody release a tax return when they are under audit. i got audits for 15 years. i have friends that are very rich, i am audited every year. maybe that is because of politics. i should not tell vladimir putin what to do. he did something today where he said don't blame them for your incompetence. let me tell you it is not about russia or china, it is about the things that were said in those what was said was a disgrac

right so they may go back and audit that person. they could always do that but they will not deny the claim for the second person because there's no indication that that second claim is incorrect. >> okay, that answers my question so i guess the only other one, that has to do, we didn't discuss it so maybe steve , the timing requirements on paying the refund, they are pretty stringent. >> the irs has 45 days from receiving the return to start paying interest. it's not that it can't hold the return later and work those cases, it's just that it's slow to do so because of the interest expense and because people are waiting for those refunds and there's a big cultural expectation that we will have our refunds delivered to us timely. i will also say that slowing down payment of the refund does help in the case where you have more definitive data to match to so slowing it down to match the w-2 you make sense to me but if you're slowing it down just you can audit more taxpayers without having some automatic process, all it does is shift th

here's abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: hillary clinton with a vp audition of her own today. virginia senator tim kaine, his spanish speaking skills on display. >> estamos listos para hillary? >> reporter: and clinton, loving it. >> i really loved what tim said. >> reporter: today, clinton also testing out her newest attack line -- donald trump is scaring america's children. >> not a day goes by when i don't hear from a mom or dad or a teacher about how to talk to kids about trump. >> reporter: the same dig on display in her latest ad. scared children watching trump's most controversial comments. >> and you can tell them to go [ bleep ] themselves. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and wouldn't lose any voters. okay? it's, like, incredible. >> reporter: clinton painting donald trump as a bad role model. >> and we need to make sure that they can be proud of us. >> reporter: and hillary clinton's campaign is now deep in the search for a vp. tim kaine is among those being vetted. and an announcement is expected next week, but unlike her republican ri