Trump blasts media, says he has given $5.6M to vets groups

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Donald Trump said Tuesday he has paid out $5.6 million to different veterans amasses and tore media reports about the absence of bookkeeping in the months since a prominent January pledge drive for resigned military individuals.

"More is coming in," the hypothetical Republican presidential candidate said amid a news meeting at Trump Tower that he called to a great extent to question the news reports about raising support for veterans.

Trump had said before in the year that he raised $6 million for veterans, however told columnists at his news meeting that some of those vows did not come through and that his last aggregate will probably surpass that check in any occasion. He additionally showed a $1 million check of his own.

The New York agent held an occasion for veterans in January in the wake of reporting he would avoid a Republican level headed discussion that same night in Des Moines, only in front of the Iowa councils.

In rehashed impacts at news reports addressing whether cash had been paid out, Trump said journalists who brought up issues "are bad individuals," and he portrayed one as a "scum."

"I need to let you know, the press is so untrustworthy thus out of line," he said.

Democrats said Trump gave the cash simply after weight from general society and columnists.

"Trump's lies about backing for these associations, comes after he more than once offended veterans," said an announcement from the Democratic National Committee. "For instance, Trump bashed POWs like Senator John McCain and contrasted his womanizing with military administration."

A gathering of New York veterans arranged a challenge outside of Trump Tower, however the GOP hopeful said they were sent there by likely Democratic general decision rival Hillary Clinton.

"I didn't need to do this," Trump said.

Additionally amid the news gathering, the possible GOP chosen one:

► Declined to say whether Clinton submitted a crime in her utilization of private email amid her residency of secretary of State, saying just that "I think what she did was awful."

► Defended zoo authorities in Cincinnati who shot and murdered a gorilla after a youngster fell into a pit close to the creature, saying that "I don't think they had a decision."

► Blasted his Republican commentators who are looking for an outsider contender to challenge both him and Clinton.

"These individuals are washouts," Trump said.
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