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lisa desjardins has our report. >> so i want to make a big play for california. should i?reporter: one day after clinching the g.o.p. nomination, donald trump kept up his push for the golden state. outside his fresno event, protesters kept up their push too. but elsewhere, trump gained new-- if lukewarm-- words of support from a former opponent, florida senator marco rubio. >> i don't want hillary clinton to be president. if there's something i can do to help that from happening, and it's helpful to the cause, i'd most certainly be honored to be considered for that. >> reporter: trump, too, is talking about hillary clinton. >> the inspector general-- who's a democrat-- did a big, big number on her. i don't know how she can continue to run, i'll be honest with you. how does she continue to run? do you think hillary looks presidential? >> crowd: nooo! >> reporter: like trump, the two remaining spent their campaign day in voter-rich california, with polls showing a much tighter race, as the june 7 primary nears. bernie sanders went big, rallying with union workers on the san

lisa desjardins has our report. >> reporter: it was something relatively rare for donald trump, going on the defensive, as he held a news conference at his new york hotel. >> i have raised a tremendous amount of money for the vets-- almost $6 million-- and more money is going to come in, i believe, over the next little while too, but i've raised almost $6 million. all of the money has been paid out. i have never received such bad publicity for doing such a good job. >> reporter: this goes back to january, when trump boasted about a fundraiser he held for veterans while boycotting a republican debate. >> we just cracked $6 million, right? >> reporter: but for months, reporters have asked for proof and specifics. today, trump revealed where that money went-- an array of more than 40 organizations, from work with service dogs to scholarships for families. and, he quickly turned to going on attack against journalists covering the story. >> i have to tell you, the press is so dishonest. this sleazy guy right ver here from abc. he's a sleaze. >> you know what, when i raise money -- >> excus