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reporter susanne craig and david barstow. >> i was walking by my mailbox. i check it frequently. i looked in. there was a from trump tower. >> so to have them tumble out of an envelope, your first reaction really is scepts similar. >> reporter: in february, trump bragged to us about not paying taxes. you work very hard to pay the least amount of taxes? >> yeah, i want the pay the least amount possible. >> reporter: trump also said this when hillary clinton raised his tax history at last monday's debate: >> he didn't pay any federal income tax, so -- >> that makes me smart. >> reporter: today new york attorney general eric supporter, ordered trump's charitable foundation to stop soliciting contributions in new york because it is not properly registered with the state. schneiderman is also investigating charges trump used charitable funds for personal gain. trump's campaign said the foundation will comply with the order. earlier today in northern virginia, trump was asked about mental hillary clinton for veterans and said those who suffer from post traumatic stress disorder areot s

joining me now are new york times reporters david barstow and susanne craig. i'm pleased to have them. i just saw them several moments ago on cbs this morning it is good you come back and tell this story again. what would we learn if we knew what his nabbing tax, that he says is being audited, what would we learn about him from that? >> oh, gosh, we would learn so many different things. i mean first of all, we learn fundamentally, is he paying federal income taxes. what is the rate. has he given to charity, beyond that, we learn an awful lot about the income or losses flowing to him from all of his var yaws pirps. >> rose: we learn who he owes money too. >> there say whole ton of things that you can learn, especially from a tax return filed by donald trump. >> rose: is there a consensus as to what they think the reason he's with holding the income tax returns? >> you know, from my reporting, the leadinger in ree is that he wasn't paying federal income taxes, primarily because when are you a real estate developer, there is no better autopsy to be in this countr

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barstow shares a byline with susanne craig, russ buettner, and megan twohey on "the new york times" exclusive, "donald trump tax records show he could have avoided taxes for nearly two decades, the times found." and we're also joined by david cay johnston, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter previously with "the new york times," now a columnist for the daily beast. his latest piece is headlined, "art of these deal." his biography of donald trump titled, "the making of donald trump," came out in august. lay out what it is you had -- that someone mailed to "the times." c colleague sue craig, probably one of the few reporters at the paper who actually checks her snail mail every day, came to me one day with this envelope and these three pages in them with her eyes wide open. she showed me the documents. i was action on the phone in the middle of an interview. i saw the first limbs of the tax .eturn pages i hung up on the person i was talking to. and of course, we then went on this sort of mad scramble to see we could authenticate the documents. that was about 10 days ago. obviously kin

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journalists who broke this story about donald trump's tax return are with us put nope reporter susanne craig discovered copies senior writer david barstow found the tax attorney. >> the two join us at the table. so much to discuss. welcome to you both. take us there, susanne. you go to your mailbox and see this document and you think what? >> i looked at it and it said -- had a return address from the trump tower. i got, you know, like what is this? i opened it and it looked what appeared to be three pages of donald trump'sax and i'm just sort of staring at it going this can't be true. i was on a phone call. i hung up from the person i was talking to and i walked over to david's desk who was on the phone and i showed it to him. he just hung up the phone. we just went into a room and just sort of looking at them. it was both like we couldn't believe it. and also we need to figure out if we can verify this at the same time. there was like this and can we verify this all at the same time. and make sure we can go ahead with this? >> i think we as reporters felt that way. we had to just start to