the social security administration oversees two programs, social security disability insurance or ssdupplemental security income, or ssi. ssdi is pacial security program, which provides monthly cash benefits to insed workers and their eligibility family members in the event of a worker's retirement disability, or death. workers obtainking for a sufficient period in jobs covered by social security and payrolld on a worker's career average earnings. work records and cover jobs t. also provides dependents and survivors who qualify in the work record of an eligible spouse or parent. social security is financed primarily by payroll taxes and disability beneficiaries automatically qualify forfdlly after a 24-month waiting period. in contrast, ssi is a means-tested practice that provides monthly casual benefits to eligible individuals who are age 65 or older blind, or have ssi is intended for those who have difficulty meeting their basic living expenses due to age or disability and who have little or no social security or other income. there are no work requirements to q ssi. however, because the progr

them when they get to be retired agent so a new recently found that 74 percent of gen z fear the social security of funding their lifetime and 45 percent believe they will not get any social social security benefit and millennial's roughly feel the same. the social security medicare ported protest show the combined old aging survivors in the disability trust fund they will be okay 100 percent of scheduled benefits until 2035 and afterwards, 83 percent of you know if it's will be met and so the question i have mr. stephen goss do you believe social security will completely run out of money before the younger adults can receive the benefits and i thank you so very important for us to address this. >> if you say completely run out of funding, living probably not because even if we do reach the point we needed to please about 2.8 chile dollars of reserves, and we have that savings account depleted, we will still have coming in on a daily basis but revenues from puerile taxes and income taxes that the beneficiaries paid of the benefits that would continue coming it is you indicated that point, reserv

the social security and medicare board oftrustees annual report showed combined social security and trustfund100% until 2035 and afterwards 83% benefits will be met. so question that i have mr. goss do you believe social completely run out of funding before younger adults can receive social benefits? i think it's very important for us to address thisn. >> if you say completely run out offunding, i mean clearly not because even if we reach the pointw 2.8 trillion of reserves and have that savings account in effect depleted we will still have coming in on a daily basis the revenues from payroll taxes and income t beneficiaries pay on their benefits. that would continue coming in, indicated, covering at that point of reserved depletion about costs of paying full scheduled benefits so it zero wouldn't be that they would run out of money but reduction unless you all act to counter this. >> and so you know i just think it's such an important point because the-- rhetoric like it's bankrupt, it's collapsing you kn t left it certainly raises anxiety for people, but also i think it fundamentally pa

workers obtain this by working for a sufficient period ins covered by social security and payroll taxnd benefits are based on a wor average earni there's working individuals based on their own work records also provides disability benefits to certain depe record of an eligible spouse security is financed primarily by payroll taxesautomatically qualify for medicare, generally after a 24-month period. in contrast, ssi is a that provides monthly casual benefits to eligible individuals who are age 65 or blind, or have a qualifying disability. those who have difficulty meeting their basic or disability and who have little or no social security or other income. there are no work requirements to qualify for ssi. however, because pgram is based on need, it is restricted to those with limited income and resources. ssi provides a flat maximum monthly benefit, which is reduced by income, such as social security or eanced by general revenues and ssi recipients most states. both programs usehe same work based definition for adults. disability isefined as the inability to engage in any substantial

social security is t history. medicare, the idea of four was first laid out by franklin roosevelt was not achieved in his presidency. harry truman really picked up thend fought valiantly for it was not able to get it done and then in 1965 lyndon johnson with a truman standing right next to himas able to sign that into law. i believe deeply in social security and medicare andt they represent even beyond the paychecks. what they say people is that we have a basic commitment of those who are in our society that we are you most need it. we are not going to poverty or essentially d prematurely in old age because you lack health insurance and could no can no work. that is what i and with those principles in guiding me, i have certainly work to do everything i can to medicare will be there not just today for both after working in manual labor jobs for more than a half a century print intorust funds for both. that it will be there for myself when i retire and my generation as well as the generations to come. now, we has i

aging technology and staff shortages have taken a toll on social security.t a 25-year low, as the number of people claiming benefits kept going up. when we took a close look at social security's annual reports to congress, we discovered something else has been going up as well, the amount of money the agency has been clawing back from the checks of people with overpayments. jean rodriguez, who's 73 years old, told us her retirement checks had been withheld for the past two years. a former school cafeteria worker, she started receiving benefits in 2014. but four years later, she and her husband, glenn, were asked to come to the local social security office in virginia beach, virginia, to speak with a representative. >> and he says, we have a small problem. >> how much did he say they had overpaid you? >> $72,000. >> that doesn't sound like a small problem. >> no. it wasn't. we were both devastated. >> what did they tell you happened? >> somewhere along the line, they made a combination of four other people in addition to my numbers. >> so, they were giving yo

principle here and that is social security is to provide americans security and dignitita stern benefit, something they contribute to out of each paycheck but for too many cially those with a disability, dignity has fallen by the wayside because of these barriers when they are attempting to work. the vastreceive disability benefits have worked at least 10 years, 10 long years paying into sbecoming disability due to illness or accident is a devastating blow. fortunately social security is there to help those americans get back on their feet.tdit often takes months, even years to demonstrate social security disability prevents in spite of that so many americans want a chance to go to work even in a limited capacity. they want to be part of their community. unfortunately the rules of social security make working with a disability almost the equivalent of running a marathon . many of those who try to work in a payment for social securit outdated rules. overpayment is something where they don't have to deal with but these are earned benefits and they're going to essentials like groceries, ga

youre an assoer at the social security administration, ms. wilschke. say that ssa sees this woman is earning $232 month on top of her ssi benefits, under current $232? ms. wilschke: thank you. she would keep part of it -- se how much? ms. wilschke: the first $85 and half of the rest. sen. warren: she gets85, the amount she can keep from her work, and after that, for every two dollars and she earns, what happens to her benefits? bó lschke: it would go down by a dollar. sen. warren: and then it gets worse. we talked about another part of this cliff. s for a few hours each week, she manages to put a little money aside. she wants to put down a deposit to try to get an apartment. between her savings and ssi and her job, she manages to save a little now when ssa $2000, what happens? ms. wilschke: speaking if she has liquid resources above the asset limit she would not be eligible for that month. sen. warren: s the payments at that point? she's done at that point. ssi rules mean that this young woman cannot affo an apartment, she cannot take a part-time job w

do on the.a that's why we proposed social security 210 enhanced social security across the board forryone. work all their lives and retire into poverty. more than 5.5 million paid into social security work all their lives, get below poverty level checks fromhe ute■# government. that is unfair. that's unjust. wrong. and congress needs to take wanth you likci plan and don't want to vote, then you are not doin anything for social security. and your content with you're content with its cuts. if you want a study commission that some haves it you are going to study? what is it that you don't know . people prettylearly on their kitchen tables know. congress needs to■ act and enhance social security and increase the benefits them in 53 years. it's outrageous. more americans need t it. but congress needs to a the ways and means committee has cognizance over social security. we should out. if you've got a better idea thal security, by all means bring it out. by all means let's have a debate on it. but for god's sake don't we owe the american people a vote? aren't they entitled to know where th

insurance, whose costs are free in the treatment sector in the private centers of the social security organization , even for those who are newly insured and have little experience in insurance, from super-specialized services and heavy surgeries to illnesses. simple ones because of a cold, my wife has paid the insurance for mitral valve surgery for 20 years now. no, no , how much would it cost if you want to do it in the private sector? now, at today's price, how many hundreds of millions do we have? there are some indicators in the whole country. one of them is the rate of occupation of the house, which we are usually higher than the average country . the average height of the patient is higher than the average country. even the death rate is lower compared to other centers, and our operating room utilization is higher. we perform nearly 1,600 operations in each operating room per year , while the average of our country is about 1,000. this is shahid lavasani hospital in tehran , a specialized hospital for heart and psychology, which is part of the private hospitals of the social se

claims, is the first time in the past few decades that we are able to pay all social security debts. the rise of election fever in the country by holding the first debate of six presidential candidates, i firmly announce that i will participate in the 100th election, everyone should leave the problem behind and participate in the election . conversation with mohammad baqer qaf fiance. the 14th term of the islamic republic of iran's presidential election, as well as the frank and sincere conversation with mr. qalibau's representative, biden 's promise to the united states to send singleton bombs to israel after a few weeks of postponement, resumed heavy attacks. zionist to the central areas of the gaza strip with more than 100 martyrs and wounded and providing aid in the earthquake affected areas of kashmir with the presence of rescue forces from the early hours, the acting president was ordered to quickly deal with the injured and compensate the earthquake affected families for emergency accommodation . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful finally, we are at you

freethinkers plated cut in social security wants to cut social security and medicare both times andu look at the program put forward the house republican caucus that he supports is in fact wants to cut it as well. the idea what we do not need to protect our seniors is ridiculous. by the way the american public as trade healthcare coverage today than ever before. and as i said your are in a circumstance where 400,000 people i mean 40 million people would not have insurance because of a previous condition. it allows them to have insurance is the fact that they in fact are part of the naca. the other thing we are in a situation i talk about education for black communities. i have read the amount of money for pell grants another $8000 people making under $70000 a year will be able to get $15000 towards their tuition. he just does not know it is talking about a quick thank you president biden, president trump? >> i have dealt politicians all my life. i have been on the side of the equation for the last eight years. i have never seen anyone light like this guy. he could look you in the fa

freethinkers plated cut in social security wants to cut social security and medicare both times andu look at the program put forward the house republican caucus that he supports is in fact wants to cut it as well. the idea what we do not need to protect our seniors is ridiculous. by the way the american public as trade healthcare coverage today than ever before. and as i said your are in a circumstance where 400,000 people i mean 40 million people would not have insurance because of a previous condition. it allows them to have insurance is the fact that they in fact are part of the naca. the other thing we are in a situation i talk about education for black communities. i have read the amount of money for pell grants another $8000 people making under $70000 a year will be able to get $15000 towards their tuition. he just does not know it is talking about a quick thank you president biden, president trump? >> i have dealt politicians all my life. i have been on the side of the equation for the last eight years. i have never seen anyone light like this guy. he could look you in the fa

freethinkers plated cut in social security wants to cut social security and medicare both times andyou look at the program put forward the house republican caucus that he supports is in fact wants to cut it as well. the idea what we do not need to protect our seniors is ridiculous. by the way the american public as trade healthcare coverage today than ever before. and as i said your are in a circumstance where 400,000 people i mean 40 million people would not have insurance because of a previous condition. it allows them to have insurance is the fact that they in fact are part of the naca. the other thing we are in a situation i talk about education for black communities. i have read the amount of money for pell grants another $8000 people making under $70000 a year will be able to get $15000 towards their tuition. he just does not know it is talking about a quick thank you president biden, president trump? >> i have dealt politicians all my life. i have been on the side of the equation for the last eight years. i have never seen anyone light like this guy. he could look you in the

claims , is the first time in the past few decades that we are able to pay all social security debts . by holding the first debate of six presidential candidates, the country firmly declares that i will participate in the 100th election. everyone should leave the issue behind and participate in the election. he resumed his visit to israel after a few weeks of suspension. heavy attacks by the zionist regime on the central areas of the gaza strip with more than 100 martyrs and wounded. and providing aid in the earthquake affected areas of kashmir with the presence of rescue forces from the early hours. the order of the head of the presidency to quickly deal with the injured and compensate for the damages. the families affected by the earthquake were given emergency accommodation. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and his family, and hasten their fate. greetings, dear viewers, welcome to the expert section 24, the first tv debate of the candidate. the presidential elections focused on the economy went on air in a new format on monday nig

they're going to destroy social security.ng to single-handedly destroy social security. these millions and millions of people coming in, they are trying to put them on social security. he will wipe out social security. he will wipe out medicare. so he was right in the way you finish that sentence, and it is a shame. what happened to our country in the last four years is not to be believed. foreign countries -- i'm friends with a lot of people, they cannot believe what happened to the united states of america. we are no longer respected, they don't like us, we give them everything they want to, and they think we're stupid. they think we are very stupid people. what we are doing for other countries, and they do nothing for us, but this man -- with this man has done is absolutely criminal. >> jake: thank you, president trump. dana? >> dana: this is the first presidential election since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. this morning the court ruled on yet another abortion case, temporarily allowing emergency abortions to

>> i have been a strongól for pensions, preserving pensions and social security.cus on child care while we support our children. they are an investment in as we move forward i can only imagine what it will be like if social security is cut. if donald trump gets elected, he will cut out social security, adults.es not we have to focus on them today in order to preserve tomorrow because our future is uncertain and are pensions are essential. >> before we go to the last round, joe you have 30 seconds to respond. >> there is more we can do. we need to make social security solvent because we will run out and we need to take action by raising the cap so people can earn more contributing more. we need to do more because social security does not cover people to have meaningful retirement and that is why am thinking about how we can >> we■; have time for new more questions -- two more questions. >> you have identified protecting the prime l opportunity. what are some ways that a lawmaker can advance protections? what are the needs today? >> think that one of the things we n

i will not raise the cost of social security -- social security for anyone under $400,000. are there any other measures you think will be able to help keep social security solvent? pres. biden: that one enough will keep it solvent. he wants to get rid of social security. he is wanting to cut social security and medicare. if you look at the program by the house republican caucus, he wants to cut it as well. the idea that we don't need to protect our seniors is ridiculous. by the way, the american public has greater health care coverage today than ever before. 400,000 people -- 40 million people do not have insurance, is because they're part of the aca. the situation where i talk about education for black communities, i raise the amount of money for pell grants for anybody making under $70,000 a year. he just doesn't know what he's talking about. mr. trump: so i've dealt with politicians all my life. i've been on this side of the equation for the last eight years. i've never seen anybody lie like this guy. he can look you in the face, and so many other things too. we mention

social security, medicare, medicaid.id if he's elected, he will get rid of obamacare. these guys are basically bank robbers. they will go to where the money's at and that's the entitlements. all you trump supporters, all you independence who are concerned about the price of gas in the price of bacon and eggs, you let these guys in and you will be lucky if you don't lose your pensions, you will get drastic cuts to social security and medicare and medicaid. you will pay through the nose because these guys are interested in giving tax cuts to the super wealthy and the corporations. that's all they care about, thank you. guest: thank you for your comments. i'm not a trump surrogate. i did work there for a year and what i will say when he was president, if what we are seeing now is that people can afford a lot of items you're talking about, that's through the big government socialism under the biden administration. what i hope is that we get some return to free-market capitalism that comes from government spending less. the g

i'm talking about social security, mr. speaker. and this might be news to some of the viewers in our audience and at home, but congress has not acted to enhance social security in more than 53 years. richard nixon was the president of last time congress acted on this much-needed benefit. the number one anti-poverty program for the elderly and the number one anti-poverty program for children. instead what we find is our colleagues on the other side, the republican study commission, has said that what we need to do is cut social security by $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years. $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years. what they've done also is said that yes and additional what we need to do -- and initially what we n do is, well, raise the age of people. what they don't tell the recipients is for every year you raise the age that's a 7% cut in benefits. so what they've proposed is a 21% across-the-board cut for social security. my good friend, jodey arrington chairman of the budget committee, and the budget committee meets this week, an

millions and millions ofo put them on social security. he will wut social security.will wipe out medicare. so he was right in the way youentence and it's a shame what's happened to our country in the las not to be believed. foreign countries have f people. they can't believe what's happened to the united states of america. we are no longer respected. they don't like us. we give them everything they stupid. they think we are very stupid people. what doing for other countries and they do nothing for us. what this man has done is absolutely criminal. >> thank youde dana? >> this is the first presverturned roe v wade. this morning the court r abortion case, temporarily allowing emergen in idaho. despite the state's restrictive you take credit for the decision to overturn roe wade, which returned the issue of abortion to thes. however, the federal government still plays a role in whether or not women have access to abortion pills. in about two thirds of all abortions. you block abortion medication? >> first of all the supreme court just approved the abortion pill and i ag

social security. this man is going to single-handedly destroys social security. these millions and millions of people coming in, they're trying to put them on social security. he will wipe out social security. he will wipe out medicare. so he was right in the way he finished that sentence. and it's a shame. what's happened to our country? in the last four years is not to be believed. foreign countries. i'm friends with a lot of people. they cannot believe what happened to the united states of america were no longer respected. they, they don't like us. we give them everything they want and they they think we're stupid. they think we're very stupid people. what we're doing for other countries, and they do nothing for us. what this man has done is absolutely criminal. >> thank you, president trump, dana. >> this is the first presidential election since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade this morning, the court ruled on yet another abortion case, temporarily allowing emergency abortions to continue.

social security and medicare shortfall 100 to $24 trillion over three years.p per year within three decades. the idea that you could close that by taxing the rich is so mathematically fantastical it is a joke. yes, taxing the rich is part of it but again when the white house says things like back better will cost nothing and those under 400,000 want to pay a penny in taxes even as we expand social security, medicare and give everybody the benefits, you're creating perceptions that are going to be harder for the e subsequent lawmakers and politicians to rain back in. >> how much of this can be undone? we talk about the constituencies and brian talked about a lot of these deficits peaked in the ideology is there now. the constituencies are getting ever more about these benefits. can this be undone or is it going to be the classic situation of we will do the right thing after the alternatives are exhausted and we need a crunch that appears to be happening for peopleeo to change course? >> i think people do sense that there is a connection. if we had a someone com

he will wipe out social security. he will wipe out medicare, so, he was right in the way he finished that sentence, and it's a shame. what's happened to our country, in the last four years, is not to be believed. foreign countries -- i'm friends with a lot of people. they cannot believe what happened to the united states of america. we're no longer respected. they -- they don't like us. we give them everything they want, and they think we're stupid, they think we're very stupid people. what we're doing for other countries and they do nothing for us. what this man has done is absolutely criminal. >> jake: thank you, president trump. dana? >> dana: this is the first presidential election since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. this morning, the court ruled on yet another abortion case, temporarily allowing emergency abortions to continue in idaho, despite that statement's restrictive ban. former president trump, you take credit for the decision to overturn roe v. wade, which returned the issue of abortion to the

, they're going to destroy social security. this man will single handedly destroy social security and these millions and millions of people coming in and they're trying to put them on social security. he will wipe out social security, he'll wipe out medicare and he was right in the way he finished that sentence and it's a shame. what's happened to our country in the last four years is not to be believed. foreign countries i'm friends with a lot of people, they cannot believe what happened to the united states of america, we're no longer respected and they don't like us, we've give them everything they want and they think we're stupid. they think we're very stupid people. what we're doing for other countries and they do nothing for us, what this man has done is absolutely criminal. jake: thank you, president trump. dana. dana: this is the first presidential election since the supreme court overturned roe v wade. this morning, the court ruled on yet another abortion case, temporarily allowing emergency abortions to continue in id

about 20,000 billion tomans were paid from the claims of the social security organization in the formpromissory notes and with good coordination with the central bank of the program organization and bank amel after his death. these 20,000 efforts have been converted into liquidity , equalization of pensioners' salaries, fortunately , the necessary forecasts have been made for the payment of national pensioners, regarding the social security pensioners , the necessary mechanisms are being reached and we are checking that, god willing, the payments will be made. 57 million iranians are covered by the family health plan, the minister of health announced this news and said that in the framework of this plan , each national code will benefit from a health care provider and if they go to the health centers through the referral system, the cost of treatment will be free. because we focus on the family for the family we take care of health. before the illness, the health care provider enters the family , prepares a file for each national code, and before the illness occurs, he does the prelim

they are putting them on medicare, social security, they are going to destroy social security. this man is going to destroy social security. millions of people coming in, trying to put them on social security. he will wipe out social security, medicare. he was right in the way he finish that sentence and it's a shame. what happened to our country in the last four years is not to be believed. foreign countries, i'm friends with a lot of people. they cannot believe what happened to the united states of america. we are no longer respected. they don't like us. we give them everything they want and they think we're stupid. they think we are very stupid people. what we're doing for other countries, and they do nothing for us. what this man has done is absolutely criminal. >> jake: thank you, president trump terry dana. >> dana: the first presidential election since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. this morning the court ruled another abortion case temporarily allowing emergency abortions to continue in idaho despite that states restrictive ban. former president trump, you ta

they will be taking over social security. he is destroying social security, medicare, and medicaid.biden: the idea, we were the only ones of consequence who were not members of the paris climate agreement. how could we not do anything? we are making significant progress. and we will continue to do so. thousands of young people will learn how to deal with the climate. we are moving in directions that will have significant change. the idea that he claims that he has the biggest heart up here eddie is really concerned with pollution and climate, i have not seen any indication of that. with regard to prescription drugs, one company agreed that they would reduce the price. i made sure every company did that. jake: every day, millions of americans struggle. social security can provide a lifeline. if nothing is done to social security, seniors will see the benefits cut in just over 10 years. can you name today one specific step you are willing to do to keep social security solvent? pres. biden: make the very wealthy pay their fair share. millionaires should pay 1%. i have not raised the co

and medicare four years closer to social security and medicare parties involved and having it rapidly over these will make the inevitable solution for people. ultimately the government has promised more than the economy more than will ever be able to deliver. the longer we wait and the more interest rates go up in the process, the more it's baked into the cake your raise more than they would have had we done thi not only losing these years but going backward. >> doing that will help unpopular policies and provide that handouts and still have massive failed programs. reading has proposed1 trillion in spending in the mortgage proposal considering the current situation around inflation and double down. this is aical question but should we expectsomething for the beats the current polling and wins again and november, using the likelihood of tha? o much depends on outside factors. democrats win back the trifecta, they will try hard get the band back together. they might voters enthusiastic. it republicans a house or senate there'se to talk and not much will happen legislatively which is mu

detroit social security and destroy social security and these millions and millions of people coming in and they're trying to put them on social security and he will wipe out social security and medicare and so he was right in the way he finish that had seasons and it's a shame. larry: trump turned immigration on social security and went more. trump made this case and never got to a lot of publicity at this rate and we'll ruin the entitlement state and part of the fabric and like it or not. >> they're worried about being overrun by illegal immigration and big problem with inflation in that issue and more broadly speak and looking at two candidates here. it's the thousands of people working inside the administration pushing through an agenda and people making a decision about who they're going to vote for, they should maybe think about the rest that are running the show and who the president is and going to be around the president. >> he takes off for ten days and i couldn't take off for ten days. larry: forget your marbles. >> how do you do your job and backs off for ten days and goi

after years of complaints and problems , the social security organization implemented the new law inew step. according to the law, the insurance organizations must pay 60% of the claims within one month and all expenses within three months from the time of receiving the documents . now, the social security organization paid 23 thousand billion tomans and settled all the past and current demands of medical and drug centers. we will pay the university's debt of 120 thousand billion rials. about 50 thousand billion rials of proceedings in we are paying drug claims to pharmacies and drug shopping centers . according to the officials of the social security organization , private sector demand will soon be zero, something around 400 billion tomans from the claims of all private centers and hospitals, clinics and doctors' offices. you have paid, after spending the claims and predicting the resources, from now on the payments will be made regularly and regularly. from now on , our payments will become routine and we can pay all the documents that are registered in the system in the same mont

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people wipe out social security.will wipe out medicare, so he is right in the way did he finish that sentence, and it is a shame. what happened to our country in the last four years is not to be believed. it foreign countries cannot believe what happened to the united states of america. we are no longer respected. they do not like us. we give them everything they want and i think we are stupid. what we are doing for other countries, and they do nothing for us. what this man has done is absolutely criminal. mr. tapper: thank you, president trump. ms. bash: this is the first presidential election since the supreme court overturned a roe v. wade. this morning the court ruled on yet another abortion case temporarily allowing emergency abortions to continue in idaho despite the restrictive ban. former president trump, you take credit for the decision to overturn roe v. wade, which returned the issue of abortion to the states. however, the federal government still plays a role in whether or not women have access to abortio

on social security, he will wipe out social _ social security, he will wipe out social security, hehat sentence and it is a shame. what has happened to this country in the last four years— this country in the last four years is— this country in the last four years is not to be believed. foreign— years is not to be believed. foreign countries and i am friends _ foreign countries and i am friends with a lot of people and — friends with a lot of people and they cannot believe what happened to the united states of america, we are no longer respected. they don't like us. we give — respected. they don't like us. we give them everything they want — we give them everything they want and they think we are stupid, _ want and they think we are stupid, they think we are very stupid — stupid, they think we are very stupid people. what we are doing — stupid people. what we are doing for other countries and they— doing for other countries and they do— doing for other countries and they do nothing for us. what this— they do nothing for us. what this man _ they do nothing for us. what this man has d

he is destroying social security. medicare and medicaid the ideas that we in fact we were the only ones have consequence. or not. we're not members of the paris accord. how can we do anything? we're not able to, the united states can't get as plus under control. one of the largest polluters in the world, number one, we're making significant progress by 2035. we will have could pollution and app we have made, we have made significant progress, and we're continuing to make progress. we set up a climate corps. first, thousands of young people will learn how to deal with cupp just like the peace corps and we're going to we're moving in directions that are going to significantly change the elements of cause of pollution. but the idea that he claims that he has the biggest heart up here and he's really concerned about about pollution and about climate. i've not seen any indication of that and by the way, with regard to prescription drugs, one company agreed that they would reduce the price to $35, which i was calling for on

they're putting them on social security. they're going to destroy social security.single handedly destroy social security. these millions and millions of people coming in, they're trying to put them on social security. he will wipe out social security. he will wipe out medicare. so he was right in the way he finished that sentence. and it's a shame what's happened to our country in the last four years is to not be believed. foreign countries. i'm friends with a lot of people. they cannot believe what happened to the united states of america. we're no longer respected. they they don't like us. we give them everything they want and they they think we're stupid. they think we're very stupid. they think we're very stupid. people what we're doing for other countries, and they do nothing for us. what this man has done is absolutely criminal. >> thank you, president trump. >> thank you, president trump. >> dana, this is the first presidential election since the supreme court overturned roe v wade this morning . the court wade this morning. the court ruled on yet another ab

we will check the information that the social security organization has facilitated to some extent. from the problems that were caused by the difference in deposit and the protests of the dear insured, as well as the respected employers with the insurance system by sending this and the prediction that we are giving should be solved in principle . apart from the monthly sms, the insured can check the history of their entire working years by referring to the website of the social security organization. if they encounter a discrepancy with the insurance list, they should report this discrepancy to their respective employers. there are differences in this. they should expose our colleagues and take the necessary legal action in this case . thank you for your cooperation. and prayer is the highest remembrance of god. the name of imam khomeini is mostly tied to his revolutionary personality, but his goal of this revolution was something that revolution. you made islam to promote islam, to implement islam and the rules of islam, in islam , there is no duty higher than prayer. the installat

they will destroy social security this man is going to single-handedly destroy wipe out social security for the debate came a story about 16 nobel prize-winning economist and by the way is to point out that one of those economists is actually the husband a month treasury secretary janet yellen for nonetheless, yellen's husband is among those predicting that a trump inflation ball, it will happen with a plan of deporting immigrants robert taken on in your thoughts. robert will listen, we need complete border security and i think that it was incredibly disappointing that we did not pass the bipartisan order and immigration package that senator langford an incredible conservative from oklahoma, fourth and listen, it is ridiculous that people like lindsey graham would not support that and as for the gang of eight rubio was for the gang of eight and we need comprehensive immigration reform and that would have brought more for the security more enforcement, and with respect come into the noble economists you know and i am not a noble economist and here's what i would say i absolutely think of

them onto social security.id. they're putting them in our hospitals. they're taking the place of our citizens. what they're doing to the va, to our veterans, is unbelievable. our veterans are living in the street and these people are living in luxury hotels. he doesn't know what he's doing. it's really coming back. i've never seen such anger in our country before. >> president biden? >> the idea veterans are not being taken care of, i told you before -- by the way, when i said suckers and losers, he said, he acknowledged he fired that general. that general got fired because he's the one that acknowledged that that's what he said. he was the one standing with trump when he said it, number one. number two, the idea that we're going to be in a situation where all these millions and millions, the way he talks about it, illegal aliens are coming into the country and taking away our jobs, there's a reason we have the fastest-growing economy in the world, the reason why we have the most successful economy in the world

they're putting them on social security. they're going to destroy social security.his man is going to single handedly destroy social security. >> biden calling out trump for being the first president in history to be convicted of a felony. >> the only person on this stage is a convicted felon is the man i'm looking at right now. >> last month, a new york jury finding him guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in the stormy daniels hush money case, keeping the alleged affair from voters just days before the 2016 election, the republican candidate still facing dozens of felony counts in three other criminal cases. >> how many billions of dollars do you owe in civil penalties for? for molesting a woman in public? for doing a whole range of things, of having sex with a star on the night while your wife was pregnant? i mean, what what what are you talking about? you have the morals of an alley cat. >> give me a minute, sir. >> i didn't have sex with a star. >> trump later responding, we're going to make this country successful again because right now it's

they are going to destroy social security. oing to single-handedly destroy social security.lions a people coming in, trying to put them on social security. il wipe out social security. he will wipe out medicare. so he was right in the way finished the sentence and it's a shame what's happened to our country in the is not to be believed. foreign countrri people. they can't believe what's happened to the united states of no longer respected. they don't like us. we give them everythingy think we are stupid. they think we are very stupid people.nd they do nothing for us.man has done is absolutely criminal. >> thank yousident trump. dana? >> this is theirst supreme court overturned roe v wade. this morning the abortion case, temporarilal continue in idaho. despite the state's restrictive president trump you take credit for the decision toov which returned the issue of abortion to the states. however, the federal government still plays a role in whether or n have access to used in about two thirds of all abortnt would you block abortion medication? the supreme court just approved

the social security fairness act would fix that.would make a huge difference for her and police and fire and teachers and school custodians and cafeteria workers and clerks in state offices who work hard and for the hard work they do, don't see the kind of support that they should in terms of pensions and income and benefits. my job, always thinking about the dignity of work, that is why i wear this pen to focus on what workers need and that this society works and people do well in this society because workers produce wealth. whether it is a local school district in ohio where it is j.p. morgan chase and 20,000 employees in columbus. if people work hard they should be able to get ahead. >> i heard the description of your opponent, bernie moreno. he sounds like donald trump. he's out for himself and does not want to work for anybody in the other party or anyone he doesn't agree with. that is a description of donald trump. why wouldn't ohio voters go for someone like that in the senate if they are willing to vote for donald trump? >>