Fact-checking Trump's defense of his 1995 tax return

The Washington Post 2016-10-04

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At an Oct. 3 rally in Pueblo, Colo., Donald Trump defended his alleged 1995 tax return that shows a $916 million business loss which could have enabled him to skip paying federal income taxes for 18 years.
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