I noticed the different ways the $38 million paid or $100 million avoided could be played and interpreted. After all, Hillary said Trump probably did not pay any taxes. For that year,  we know he did. Yet Trump promised to release his taxes and now he won't. For some, not a big deal. For people who hold politicians accountable, it should be. A lie is a lie.
Hillary could still be right. He may not have paid taxes in some years. He had some big carry-over loss. And it is certainly legal. And it's legal for a lazy person to stay in public housing if they qualify. So it's OK for Trump but not our lazy person? Both are legal. 
People like to cite "legal" as some sort of get out of jail free card.  But what is legal is determined by rich politicians beholden to corporate backers. Contributions are corporate investments looking for a return. 
Trump has run on a platform of "I know how they are ripping you off because I am one of them."  Does his budget serve the little guy or the rich?