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So complicated. pedestrians like me to do not do tax returns as a living, but politicians will be able to run away with certain elements of the tax return when they are billionaires, write-offs that can be done, but if it was illegal, would've been a problem. he said i'm not going to release them. but amazing, always the chance that they are looking like the ones that rachel maddow god, and -- >> totally imbalanced, totally right. >> he made a lot of money, paid a lot of money. >> pingback $350 million. >> i don't understand what seeing the numeration on the tax return is going to tell us abou...

Taxes. the white house dismissed the motion saying it's illegal to steal and publish tax returns and the media continue to be make this a part of their agenda and the president will focus on his including tax reform to benefit all americans. the white house position the president made a lot of money and paid a lot of money in taxes. >> well, a lot of folks say that's what we learned and others are looking at writeoffs the president may have taken. legal? what do we know about that? >> he took a lot of write-offs about $105 million in business tax write-offs that could have been left over from ...

No more tax than legally required. he took fairly substantial write-offs on the two pages of tax returns. write off of $105 million left over from the $$118 left over. he was eligible for a charitable donation, the conservative easement he took on his golf course in new jersey. he promised he would never develop that into anything other than green space, golf course and he gets a charitable deduction for that. that's common practice. some people bundle those things together and sell them as tax breaks. the returns were published on dc repor reports.org. want reporter says he found them in his ...

Sending their workers and families on to the exchanges and finally you'll hear a lot of desperation from cancer patients when they discover these obamacare exchange plans woken let them go to any specialty cancer hospital, even though the data show that, for example, women with ovarian cancer live longer when they're treated at a high volume cancer hospital. >> the argument is that all those problems not withstanding -- they're big ones -- but they're still going to see premiums for those in these exchanges go down. what i looked at in the study, it's all dependent on these special write-offs ...

Bret? >> bret: doug, thank you. one of the suggestions discussed for increasing revenue involves limits on tax deductions as you heard in ed henry's piece. that brings us to the issue of charitable giving and whether the limits on write-offs would limit people's willingness to write checks. here is chief national correspondent jim angle. >> more than 200 representatives of charitable organizations from across the country came to washington today. to urge lawmakers to be careful not to hurt charity in search for revenue. >> for every dollar a donor receives in tax relief the public receives $3 ...