te2010 -- 23, reserves become depleted and continuing inco c pay up to 77% of benefits.isability insurance trust funds can pay 100% of benefits until 2097. you said millionaires and billionaires need to pay the same rate. what do you mean? >> right now there is a cap on what you pay into social security. people pay on the first $160,000 of their wages. after that, people don't pay in at all. the more money someone makes, the less they are paying into the system. there is no reason for it. right now, that explains the entire problem that we are seeing with social security. there is a problem with social security. the benefits are too low for millions of people. but in 2033, you have to do the whole system and is 80% of benefits after 2033. there is a 20% automatic benefit reduction because social security can't borrow any money. so that is the problem, a 20% benefit cut. the solution can't be a 20% benefit cut right now. and that is what republicans are proposing. that is what a lot of experts will be proposing. but they are not being honest with the american people. all

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