and that s just shifting money from column a to column b or transactions that are really thinly disguised beneficial transactions for one of the 501 c 3 s members. there are a number of rules that have to be followed. a charitable organization can run afoul of them even if their net benefit to the community is greater than that which they have taken in. so david i just want to bring up an example for instance. the attorney general suit says in addition to the iowa fund-raiser which directly benefitted from trump and his presidential campaign the foundation entered into the following self benefiting transactions that directly benefitted mr. trump. the foundation made a $100,000 payment to the fisher house foundation, a charitable organization to settle legal claims against mar-a-lago. on february 14th, 2012 the foundation made a $156,000 payment to the martin b. greenberg foundation, a