of course the i.r.s. employees love kamala harris because they want more audits and more i.r.s. people and they want to increase your taxes. so she have is like the person of the year. there is no choice. donald trump wants to simplify the tax code, get rid of the i.r.s. people. we shouldn't have to have them to get to a simplified tax code which is what donald trump wants to do. >> harris: mostly he wants to alleviate the current pain the current administration ignored for so long pedaling bidenomics and ignoring the real pain of people. it all will cost money. we don't want to completely shine. it is just that we're already under pressure with pricing and what you described is like a hidden inflation tax, drives those prices right back up again even more. jason, thank you. gratitude for the beautiful warm welcome and fellowship i received on a september sunday. i traveled to florida for a huge prayer session with pastor tim grossmann and his congregation at first baptist church, winter garden outside of the orlando metro. we formed a giant prayer circle. hundreds of people in

i'm proud of culling back on the i.r.s. we've done a lot of good things when we're united and when we've done it. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are committed to spending money we don't have. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are committed to wide-open borders, endangering the american people. they're committed to wide open borders allowing noncitizens to vote and they wouldn't even allow us to move the legislation on the appropriations bills to try to make sure we solve that problem. chuck schumer has a bill right now, the save act, that he won't bring to the floor of the senate. that's a choice. so my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are for open borders, spending money we don't have, watering down our national defense, with woke priorities and d.e.i. and critical race theory. all true. so no. i am proud of the debate being had on this side of the aisle. sometimes with strong disagreement. but we are in fact each part of this government. so we have to figure out how to come here and figur

i.r.s. says -- excuse me. let's go i.r.s.its hiring surge and funding boost could generate $560 billion more than it thought. $560 billion over the 10 years from their inflation reduction act. 30 days later, the same reporter, that first one is february. this one is march. applications for revenue generating i.r.s. jobs are far below agency goals and then if you actually -- anyone reads this stuff, oh, turns out they had fewer -- fewer revenue agents, tax collectors, at the i.r.s. than they did before because apparently if you have a good accounting background and you're a tax lawyer, those things, i.r.s. is really where you want to work. but the fact of the matter is that the beauty here is actually in the very article they actually went down, let's see if i can find the percentage, they had several -- 8% fewer, and this is after billions and billions and billions of additional money was being given to the i.r.s. let's start with 80, we used parts of the i.r.s. money as pay-fors last year. i think they're still sitting on $5

special treatment and hunter biden ended up pleading guilty to anything. >> harris: one of the two i.r.s. whistleblowers that testified to congress that the d.o.j. gave special treatment to hunter reacted to the plea yesterday. >> this is a little bit of vindication but it is not why we came forward and now we're more fo focused how will we hold d.o.j. accountable for the way they handled this case and hopefully some mechanism to do so. >> harris: "new york post" opinion headline says hunter biden's plea proves i.r.s. and d.o.j. helped tilt the 2020 election for joe. that is problematic, kerri. >> it is problematic and i think hunter biden this entire time has been -- when i say entire time i talk about the years when he started making money off his father's name when he was vice president through now thought i can get away with it because i'm the vice president's son and the president's son. it will be okay. another thing called the delaware way, which is basically a known soft corruption situation in delaware where the bidens just get away with stuff. i think that's why we saw jill bid

as required by law, the i.r.s. has notified nearly 70,000 taxpayers who were impacted by this unauthorized disclosure. we must do all we can to prevent this from happening again. this bill will provide the taxpayers additional confidence in the i.r.s. that their information is safe and protected. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. smith: i yield as much time as he may consume to the gentleman from indiana, mr. mr. -- mr. yakym. mr. yakym: i rise in strong support of the taxpayer data protection act which will serve is penalties for the information. americans want things held private. hippa keeps medical history between you and your doctor. section 6103 is supposed to safeguard the sensitive information of our tax returns. but beginning in 2017, an i.r.s. contractor illegally downloaded tax returns for thousands of americans and began sharing them with reporters. when the

. >> cheryl: who doesn't love i.r.s. employees with respect kamala harris is the clear choice, she makes sure federal government works for all americans. if you have 80 billion windfall, under inflation reduction act -- k-d trump 2024 campaign official tim murtaugh said amen. that's all wrote. former governor scott walker saying we finally agree with governor tim walz. >> let's look at what's been happening over the last nearly four groceries under biden-harris. harris a jump of 20%. energy costs are up over 30%. auto insurance, 55%. egg prices are 110% higher and overall prices are up nearly 20%. >> so if you want to talk about the last four years, well, he was people can seize on that and say remember, harris -- >> todd: this campaign is running as if they are newbies on the block. that is not the case, kamala harris was in charge over the last four years. >> cheryl: she is changing her position and trying to distance herself from president biden and they do not talk about bidenomics ever. >> todd: don't miss cheryl on

what would happen if i.r.s.ould use chat so the vast majority of the people could have their phone answered and one person online said that would lose jobs. i tried to show all that money we set aside for the i.r.s., it went down. their auditors went down by 8%. we gave them bill roughness of dollars and turns out we have a demographic issue. remember, starting 1990 and the united states started to roll over and people don't want to work for the i.r.s. there are ways to crush the technology and environment cleaner to do tax collections in an honest, fair and moral fashion and this place is a protection racket. it's a protection of incumbent bureaucracies and business models and the halls are full of lobbyists to stop us from making our brothers and sisters healthier. look, diabetes is 33% of all u.s. health care. it is immoral. we can make our brothers and sisters healthier. we have to be willing to do things different. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired under the speaker's a

she was tie breaking vote for new i.r.s. policy to pursue workers for not reporting tips.e explain the wall, ultimate reality that ian samms lives in. >> lawrence: he was upset by the mute mic, this was negotiated by the biden campaign. >> kayleigh: this twisted logic, when you say kamala, not a single vote, no, it was biden-harris campaign. you are subjected to biden-harris campaign, no, that was biden campaign. >> lawrence: donald trump will have a tough task, she will make it emotional and try to get under his skin. what should the former president do today? >> kayleigh: donald trump has three secret weapons, a fplan, record and experience. he will prevail. here is how he can end kamala harris political career as he did joe biden's, be prepared, they said he will needle women's issues. here is my child care plan, school safety plan, would you encourage every democrat to vote, you want police out of schools. here is my plan for women to empower them to make a real choice. let women choose to keep the baby they love by empowering them. here is my plan, find it on truth so

remember, we know so much about this case, john, because of the i.r.s.blowers that came forward and shared so much of the inside the room decision making where charges were allowed to laps because of the statute of limitation had run. the most serious charges. burisma money was allowed to never be considered. this is not part of this trial. >> john: there will be other things that come to light. his attorneys with mount the defense he was an addict and in such bad shape he didn't know what he was doing. he couldn't have intentionally not paid his taxes because he is an upstanding citizen. that defense fell apart in the gun trial. what do you think will happen this time? >> i have a feeling the jurors are going to look at this defense that is trying to be made and be a little critical as to why they are telling all of this drug and addiction testimony and why he still was coherent enough to file taxes. the problem was he tried to deduct things not close to being allowed under federal law. at the end of the day it was those decisions that will what get him

. >> brian: ask matt taibbi, i.r.s.howed up wanting his taxes while he was testifying. >> steve: follow the money. >> lawrence: i think the team biden should be last to talk about influence pedalling after him and his son, it is a stretch. we'll see the indictment. >> brian: romania and everything else, moscow mayor and china. another fox news alert. israeli military carrying out new wave of strikes on hezbollah terror targets in lebanon. >> ainsley: nate foy is live in tel aviv. hi, nate. >> good morning. just breaking in the past few minutes, israel is carrying out airstrikes in beirut, after taking out several sites. hezbollah according to idf fired 45 times this morning and this happens as international community attempts to broker a three-week pause in the fighting. that effort is led by president joe biden and french period macron. prime minister netanyahu is throwing cold water on those reports, his office said he did not respond and instructed idf to fight at full force. idf has taken out 75 targets overnight an

i think the i.r.s. and d.o.j. look at them differently.f it's a failure to pay taxes and you are delayed a few years that's less serious than a delay of paying your taxes and also having illegal claims on there. making business expenses thousands of dollars in west holey wood. there are all sorts of different levels of the criminality that go into it and the punishment is in line. >> dana: parents everywhere. is your daughter's tuition at columbia law school ever a business expense? >> it is not. >> dana: a lot of people going back to school. >> it would be nice if tuition. a lot of people get themselves in trouble for trying to claim tuition as a tax deductible expense. >> dana: maybe it should be but it is not legal right now. >> that's right. >> dana: got it. great to see you. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: well, know something about this one. the semifinals at the u.s. open are ready to go. >> 6-two >> dana: advances to the final four. the world's number one ranking player defeating his opponent in four sets. he will next play jack dra

and to the i.r.s. so that was challenged. a court upheld that kind of threat, even of nonphysical violence, was not protected by the first amendment. there are limitations here, particularly in the context of voter intimidation, limitations on your right to speech. but i do think that our law, our jurisprudence, has not caught up with the ability through use of internet and social media to have threats go to such a broad audience, including threats made by people in positions of power who have huge social media tpolgs, go to such a -- followings go to such a broad audience, we have seen demonstrated time and time again, those people with that broad audience, someone in that audience takes action. sometimes it's nonviolent action. sometimes it's very violent action. the supreme court jurisprudence on this incitement to imminent violence hasn't caught up how do you apply that to the world of the internet? that case is from 1969. we didn't have a 24/7 cable news back then. it was everything was so much different. that's one of t

the a.t.f., the f.b.i., the i.r.s. and if not, we will see a continuation of these disastrous policies and accumulation of the ever growing debt which now exceeds $35 trillion. mr. speaker, we must do this and we can do this, but we have to stand up and declare that we are going to do this. tough decisions for very difficult problems, but that's what we signed up for and i'm here to make sure it happens. mr. speaker, i would yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. does the gentleman have a motion? mr. rosendale: i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adapted. accordingly the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. >> three democrats voted for the resolution. two republicans voted present. the bill would have required proof of citizenship to register to vote in elections. watch live coverage of the house on c-span. >> after the house failed to

i'm proud of culling back on the i.r.s. we've done a lot of good things when we're united and when we've done it. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are committed to spending money we don't have. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are committed to wide-open borders, endangering the american people. they're committed to wide open borders allowing noncitizens to vote and they wouldn't even allow us to move the legislation on the appropriations bills to try to make sure we solve that problem. chuck schumer has a bill right now, the save act, that he won't bring to the floor of the senate. that's a choice. so my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are for open borders, spending money we don't have, watering down our national defense, with woke priorities and d.e.i. and critical race theory. all true. so no. i am proud of the debate being had on this side of the aisle. sometimes with strong disagreement. but we are in fact each part of this government. so we have to figure out how to come here and figur

means of authenticating yourself to the federal government so you won't have people claiming your i.r.s. refunds. claiming your unemployment benefits. which is a huge problem. there were tens of billions of dollars stolen from the state unemployment insurance by people with running identity scams that did not happen in countries that have a secured digital i.d. means of proving you are who you say you are in an online environment. other countries are moving fast in this area. and india essentially everyone in india has the ability to do this. the european union within the next year or year and a half every citizen of the e.u. is going to be able to prove online that they are a legally traceable citizen of the e.u. this takes advantage of the fact that modern cell phone is pretty good at recognizing its owner. when you combine that with government issued credential like a real i.d. or passport, that you have a pretty powerful way of proving that you are who you say you are. host: congressman, were aren't these bills passing? what you mentioned, there's also senate bills. what's the holdu

i.r.s. can use authority to allow hospitals to verify patient income and tell patients at the point of care that there will be no bill. we can cancel existing debt in a way that helps struggling hospitals while delivering benefits for financial out comes. debt cancellation works best if done before debt collectors start threatening them. to end medical debt we need universal coverage without co-pays or deductibles. this can take public health association, the american college of physicians and national nurses united. physicians, nurses and other health care workers have a calling one that my mentor late dr. paul farmer scold expert mercy and combines the best of scientific and caring for the sick by ridding us of medical debt, you can help us in this mission. >> our next witness is alison ward from chicago. neonatal nurse practitioner at the university of chicago medical center and has personal experience with the difficulties of medical debt and ongoing costs of taking care of her family. >

means of authenticating yourself to the federal government so you won't have people claiming your i.r.sfunds. claiming your unemployment benefits. which is a huge problem. there were tens of billions of dollars stolen from the state unemployment insurance by people with running identity scams that did not happen in countries that have a secured digital i.d. means of proving you are who you say you are in an online environment. other countries are moving fast in this area. and india essentially everyone in india has the ability to do this. the european union within the next year or year and a half every citizen of the e.u. is going to be able to prove online that they are a legally traceable citizen of the e.u. this takes advantage of the fact that modern cell phone is pretty good at recognizing its owner. when you combine that with government issued credential like a real i.d. or passport, that you have a pretty powerful way of proving that you are who you say you are. host: congressman, were aren't these bills passing? what you mentioned, there's also senate bills. what's the holdup? g