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Nonprofit with obscure roots in undisclosed funders paid matthew whitaker $1.2 million. according to "the washington post," whitaker received more than $1.2 million as the leader of a charity reporting have no other employees. thats a pretty good deal. what was the name of the charity that you ran, mr. whitaker? >> congressman, youve mentioned a lot in your -- >> im asking a very specific question. >> you have challenged my character -- >> no, no. im asking you a question. i control this time, m...

How he feels. he introduced this notion that all these things are malleable and theyre subject to his whims, but theyre not. >> you have done extensive reporting, is that the kind -- what you found as well, how he interpreted things? >> the striking thing to me was that most people when they tell a falsehood they put in wiggle room, theres some vagueness. trump was very, very specific. i found that in my charity reporting as well. i will give x amount and he would give nothing. he realizes that ...

It. my lawyer said, how do you value how well your golf courses are performing? i walk around and i look at them. my lawyer said you dont write it down? theres no financial on it? no. then how much -- how do you know how much they are worth? mental projection. i use mental projections. similarly when he is talking about his net worth, it depends how he feels. he introduced this notion that all these things are malleable and theyre subject to his whims, but theyre not. >> you have done extensive ...

Million to charity. that is just 2%. >> allied veterans of the world, they say that they are a veterans organization. instead, through a three-year investigation, we revealed a sophisticated criminal network designed purely for personal profit. it is and was a web of fraud and corruption with little benefit to veterans. >> drew, youve done so much reporting on charity scams, particularly ones that use veterans. this sounds yet again like another charity scam using sympathy or support for veteran...

Organization. instead through a three-year investigation weve revealed a sophisticated criminal network designed purely for personal profit. it is and was a fraud with little benefit to veterans. >> youve done so much reporting on charity scams. particularly ones that use veterans. this sounds like another as a hook to bring in donations in business. >> absolutely. and as we found in all of our charity reporting, its the veterans label group that gets the most donations, anderson. gets the most ...