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OK, so Donald Trump 's promised apocalypse, at noon Wednesday, the bombshell he claimed would change the presidential race, is that he will . . . donate $5 million to a Chicago-based charity of President Obama 's choice if the latter makes public his passport and college records. (Like Iron Butterfly 's In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida ?)