the i.r.s. is under the department of treasury. now, what's good for the goose is supposed to be good for the gander. the united states department of treasury is sitting on $26 billion -- not million, billion dollars -- that's nine zeros -- of matured, unclaimed savings bonds that belong to the people of this country, and they have the names and they have the addresses. and you know what they're doing to try to contact these americans? nothing. zero. nada. zilch. they just sit there holding onto the money. now, you know what a savings bond is, mr. president. we couldn't have won world war ii without savings bonds. a lot of americans took their hardpersonned money and they bought savings bonds. you go buy a savings bond, you give the federal government -- you own the federal government $100. you don't get an interest check every month. you don't get anything every month. you've given up $100. and in two years you go back and you retomb year bond and it's now -- redeem your bond and it's now worth $200. in the meantime, the federal g

running the camp are overwhelmed and tough requested international supporters to guard and care for the i.r.s. radicals and you said you said you know to be 95 percent of those who live in this section are still are going to are yes supporters only about 5 percent have changed their views slightly and they risk their towns being burned and their children killed because instead of going to school the children are indoctrinated with the i.a.s. beliefs a generation raised on hatred and extremism. plans to build an enormous landfill in north and russia have enraged local residents the site is located in a remote forest near the arctic circle and opponents fear the waste could threaten the surrounding environment that spawned a grassroots protest movement whose impact is being felt in far away in moscow. this could become europe's largest landfill a dumping ground for trash from moscow over a 1000 kilometers away residents found out about the project when they stumbled across the construction site and they're concerned about the 4 lives. and then rivers flow from this marshy area feeding into the

running the camp are overwhelmed and tough requested international support to guard and care for the i.r.s. radicals and you said you said you know 95 percent of those who live in this section are still aren't are yes supporters only about 5 percent have changed their views slightly and they risk their towns being burned and their children killed because instead of going to school the children are indoctrinated with the i.a.s. beliefs a generation raised on hatred and extremism. well moving to sport now and in the bundesliga football abbé leipzig has been the surprise league leaders since their debut in the tournament this season that's put enormous pressure on the tame to perform but this weekend they have dealt with the pressure saying off vertebrae meant to retake their place at the top of the table. frame and were missing many of their key players making it harder for coach florian call felt to field a competitive side. his opposite number you're nagas man had no such worries though. and all of the leipsic were ruthless captain villi obama heading in the go ahead gold in the 13th minut

have you it's here's how a recent study by one journal specializing in public health describes the i.r.s. size activities. you'll see 6 to influence individuals positions and policy was nationally and internationally and its corporate members deploys as a tool to promote their interests globally it is a very big problem and this is not actually the 1st story that has been done of this lobby group or a front organization 'd for food companies that are international life science sciences it. is actually producing studies that we call our advocacy lead studies in other words these are studies that i did. assigned to influence policymakers by downplaying the real rule for example in this case sure there so these are manufactured studies and this is a huge problem because what they're doing is that they are also bowing or working with government scientists and government officials. calling is bracing for a 16th weekend event together and protests last despite the initial demands of the demonstrators having been met and the vive in 5 are resorting to new tactics to get their way that hawkins t

allowed to engage in what they call political campaign activity or they'll be at risk of losing their i.r.s. tax breaks which is what the school is now facing as it was revealed again that they also sold t. shirts and hats with the liberty university logo and trump's logo and motto for a $27000.00 trump speech at the university so hawk watchers if these 2 colleges don't make us rethink our love affair with higher education and it's on asacol ties to the very people who are selling off the value of education brick by brick i'm not sure what will. boy oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy oh boy why i don't even know where to begin and what i'm looking at everything that you laid out at these 2 major you know places of science and education higher learning in the just rocks my mind to think that they just now will take the money you know when you look at upstream saying it's like oh mighty one homeowners keep it secret you know don't mention the jeffries involved but let's just take as much money as possible at a brokered deal then look at the other side and it's even worse you know when you thi

and the i.r.s. invaded the homes of former president dennis williams and current president gary jones. so one of the complicating factors for the strike is that the rank and file may not trust the current leadership. and the current leadership has to show that they would stand up for workers. and anybody who saw this dynamic kind of anticipated that there would be a strike because the leadership has to show in some kind of tangible form that they're somehow fighting the corporation, whereas former officials have been taking kickbacks and had been dipping into certain union funds to enrich themselves and so they have to restore credibility. host: little bit of time left and a lot of callers for you. raymond in california, cathedral city, california. democrat, you're up first. caller: hi, good morning. i just want mr. burr to really use his words carefully. because he said trump was duly elected. trump was duly elected by the russians. ere was a lot of collusion that -- hi, my name is -- host: we got

or i.r.s. and other extremist groups in yemen and so therefore it's no surprise then that when we look at the very covert nature of this army program the lengths to which notwithstanding their incompetence uncovered in covering up their trail of actions but the lengths to which the u.s. and other thought is of gone to disguise and conceal this arming program again suggests that they knew it would end up in the hands of extremist groups otherwise why attempt to hide it in the 1st place ok we'll leave it there charles schumer bridge as a security analyst and former u.k. army officer great to have in the program charles thanks very much. now the british prime minister has been dealt a huge blow to his plan of pushing through and nobody brags it after m.p.'s voted to block leaving the european union without a deal in place the government now will have to look for an extension from the e.u. to approve a deal or finally agree on a no deal price it was johnson called for a snap general election on the

so, taxes, i.r.s. -- $33,000? larissa: yes. lemonis: kas mortgage -- $345,000 on the building?gary: correct. -lemonis: i'm a little confused how a business that got a fresh start after receiving insurance money can be in such debt. they owe their vendors $187,000, taxes -- $67,000, credit cards -- $30,000, utilities and services -- $44,000, and all mortgages at $595,000, totaling $923,000 in debt from a company that got a fresh start just a few years ago. how do you guys pay the bills at home? how are you surviving? gary: i will take money out of the deposits. i will take money, cash out, and give it to her to go to the store. lemonis: and sue was telling me downstairs that one of the things she struggled with is you were pulling from this fund and pulling from that fund. gary: yeah. sometimes that would happen. and a lot of these expenses are just household expenses. lemonis: gary, so you told me that your mortgage is really past due, as well. gary: at home, yeah. lemonis: is your mortgage paid here? gary: yes. we're in good shape. lemonis: what kind of car do you drive? sue:

to 22 questions on the current fafsa with one click, using data the government already has from the i.r.s. i can't tell you how many times tennessean parents have said to me, why do i have to give the government the same information twice in order for me student to be able to go to college. this would also reduce the burdensome verification process. the senator has already passed this -- the senate has already passed this legislation once. that is within the jurisdiction of the finance committee. it'll be included once the package is ready for consideration on the floor. in addition, there are at least three other bipartisan provisions that with a little more discussion and work i believe should be included in this package. they have the support of 30 senators from both sides of the aisle. the college transparency act is the first. it creates a student unit record system to help students and families compare how students perform at specific colleges and universities. senators warren, cassidy, baldwin, brown, casey, ernst, gardner, graham, grassley, klobuchar, murray, romney, scott, cinema

nobody is saying, i wish, i wish that the i.r.s. would give me dvice whether to marry my girl friend. luckily, this isn't what we need. if the problem is the marriage penalty, what we need is the first step, the most popular thing in congress to create a commission of some kind to study where there are marriage penalties and identify where these things occur and can we come up with some agreeable way rule so we are a still spending the same amount of money on the same income range of people but doing it in away that doesn't discourage family formation. it's not lecturing anyone getting married. it's saying we made a mistake on how we wrote these programs. they weren't designed in a women world where men and were working. after we have done that kind of study, we need a rule that is whenever we score a bill, we ed that scoring process to include. does this include a marriage penalty. if it does, it would be nice to know. it is not a hard thing to calculate. >> in the sweet spot where it really makes a difference, could have an impact

the i.r.s. under president trump took no action against the n.r.a. in response to these allegations. in august, the federal election commission deadlocked 2-2 on whether to investigate this matter at all. the f.e.c. is so locked up on this now that they wouldn't even investigate. fec commission wine trawb in frustration wrote some allegations are too serious to ignore, too serious to simply take the n.r.a.'s denials at face value. too serious to play games with. yet, in this matter my colleagues ran their usual evidence-blocking play, and the commission's attorneys placed too much faith in the few facts the n.r.a. put before us. so we can't even look into the extent of russian interference in our politics through the n.r.a. it goes on. last fall the campaign legal center and gifford center filed complaints with the federal election commission alleging that the n.r.a. was evading the anticoordination rules of our elections between the trump campaign and with various republican senate campaigns. the complaints allege that the n.r.a. and the campaigns c

up you have to go to transparency and that's what they should have done with lois learner and the i.r.so deal with this before they can move on to nunes's suggestion it's about the iowa eye -- caucuses. >> julie: they admit they went ahead and spoke to the ukrainian president. the question is if there is quid pro quo. i'm about to lose my voice. did they do it for $250 million in military aid? the president says know. here is giuliani once çagain o that. >> when biden got the prosecutor fired, the new prosecutor who biden approved, you don't get to approve a prosecutor in a foreign country unless something fishy is going on. the new prosecutor dropped the case on biden's kid and the crooked company that biden's kid worked for. >> julie: now is this not about quid pro quo? about biden and his son and his dealings? >> the president of the united states using his office to get political benefits from a foreign government. that's illegal. if he engaged in that and did the withholding of aid that had already been approved by congress, now you are talking conspiracy, bribery, and a whole hos

and even when the i.r.s.hile he was president targeted groups with tea party impeachment in their names. host: president trump must be attuned to the story on the whistleblower rules he just tweeted this. who changed the longstanding whistleblower rules before submittle of the fake whistleblower report? how are the tea party patriots funded? guest: we are funded largely by our small dollar donors. we have direct mail we have telemarketing and we have online donations and our average donation is about $52. we do have a few people who have given a little more than that or have made a few larger ntributions but that is less than two hand fls of people. most of the people who donate are donating in that average range of $52 and we have tens of thousands of people who do nate to us each year. host: let's see if we can wrap with a few more phone calls here. jerry in minnesota on the republican line. caller: good morning. i would like to direct this question to my democratic citizens. i would like to know how on ear

this is the i.r.s. under the department of treasury, but here they have $26 billion, and they've got the names and they've got the addresses and they won't give it back. and it's an embarrassment. it's a disgrace. they should hide their heads in a bag. now, i've got a bill, and i'm hoping my colleagues will support it. it's called the unclaimed savings bond act of 2019. s. 2417. it's a real simple bill. it would just tell u.s. department of treasury to do its job. it doesn't own this money. it doesn't own this money. it's not theirs and need to give it back. and every state -- they don't have to spend a lot 0 of time on it. they just have to give the names and addresses to every state treasurer. i will give them the cell numbers if they want it. give the names and addresses to the state treasurers. i would like to get their senators involved. in florida, where our -- our presiding president is from and senator rubio, i'd like them to have the names. maybe they could go out -- we used to do this when we

last week i talked about this nonprofit couldn't get its 302(c)status because of the backlog, the i.r.s. said, even though it happened nine months ago. there are only a few examples here i've been able to get you, but again i would encourage to you look at the report. go on our website for the permanent subcommittee on investigations and take a look at it. there are so many issues and vulnerabilities that happen in all of our states. it is clear we need to find a way to keep this from happening again. part of the problem we face here is this constant threat of shutdowns has become part of a norm. people are already talking about it three days from nowment are we going to shut down or not? for the past two decades, the government has routinely operated on temporary funding because we don't get our spending bills done. congress is supposed to pass 12 appropriations bills, which comprises all the agencies and department and last year we did a pretty good job of getting close to the 12. but you have to go back to 1997 to find a year when we completed all 12 of the spending bills. so we don'