money to charity so by creating their own donor advised funds wall street investment firms like the delany and charles schwab are enabling ultra wealthy clients to collect a charitable tax break without necessarily supporting a charity this charities are as likely to see that money as you are to see a cracker barrel run out of gravy or an actual star on dancing with the stars but seriously though who does that before wall street firms took over the biggest recipient of charitable giving in the us two years ago was the united way which if you recall couldn't even get the flesh and blood in richest tom brady to appear for its assets. but one of the more notable examples of the disparity between what's given and received is in silicon valley where a donor advised one called the silicon valley community foundation has received multimillion dollar donations from the likes of netflix founder reed hastings and twitter co-founder jack dorsey and if anyone deserves a tax break the least if they do that took bob's burgers off of netflix and the other dude who claimed that at jack handle so early tha

money to charity so by creating their own donor advised funds wall street investment firms like the delany and charles schwab are enabling ultra wealthy clients to collect a charitable tax break without necessarily supporting a charity this charities are as likely to see that money as you are to see a cracker barrel run out of gravy or an actual star on dancing with.

so by creating their own donor advised funds wall street investment firms like the delany and charles schwab are enabling ultra wealthy clients to collect a charitable tax break without necessarily supporting a charity this charities are as likely to see that money as you are to see a cracker barrel right out of gravy or an actual star on dancing with the stars but seriously though who does that before wall street firms took over the biggest recipient of charitable giving in the u.s. two years ago was the united way which if you recall couldn't even get the flesh and blood in richest.

money to charity so by creating their own donor advised funds wall street investment firms like the delany and charles schwab are enabling ultra wealthy clients to collect a charitable tax break without.

so by creating their own donor advised funds wall street investment firms like the delany and charles schwab are enabling ultra wealthy kwai .

. >> eric i see in one particular passage student delanie tar wrote the worse thing anyone can say tohurt us is we're doing this for fame. not at all. we stand up for our family, friends and better gun control. an under lining theme here in this book? >> i think it's definitely a conversation that needs to be had across the country. my-- i've been much more on the mental health side. a lot of law enforcement talks about see something say something. and i would like to add another saying to that which is feel something. because these people that are going through this that are committing these horrible acts are feeling something a long time before this ever happens. and it's really important that if someone is out there and they're feeling just that they're not right. that something is wrong in their lives that they seek you know help. that they -- and their friends are listening to them. and helping them find the help they really need so that we don't have to have these conversations anymore. >> melissa what stood out to me in the aftermath of that shooting when it comes to the studen

joining me to break it down, ken delany and national security reporter, former assistant attorney and nancy cook, white house reporter and pbs news hour white house correspondent and msnbc contributor. we have a packed friday. ken, you get to take it away. this is this fascinating and bizarre twist. how did his name end up in the documents? >> it's remarkable. nobody who has been around the federal courts has ever seen anything quite like this. this was, as you said, unrelated case involving a sex crimes allegation. but it so happened that the prosecutor on this case was also working on a long running investigation of julian assange in wikileaks going on in the eastern district of virginia. this prosecutor appears to have cut and pasted language regarding assange into this other case and left it in the file. there was even a reference to asking the document be remain sealed until assange is arrested so he couldn't avoid the arrest. the implication here is that charges are pending against assange. we can't say that for sure. it's possible this could be a draft. >> right. we don't know