his research focus on social security, federal tax policy, federal budget policy, retirement security. he's served in several positions of this social security administration including as acting deputy commissioner of social security and use seeing economist with the joint economic committee. we also have -- director of the center for funding america's future at the progressive policy institute. prior to joining ppi east at the bipartisan policy center's commission on retirement security and personal savings where he helps people propose reforms and social security retirement related tax expenditures. he also served as religious outreach director and president work for the economic policy institute, national nuclear security administration office for defense programs and the office of congressman chris van hollen. finally we have marc goldwein from the committee for a responsible federal budget where he a senior vice president and senior policy director. he guides and conducts research on a wide array of topics related to fiscal policy. in 2010 he was associate director of the national commission on fiscal responsibility and reform, aka, the physicals comm

told him the social security administration was calling, he picked up to hear a woman's voice. >> she said el paso texas, someone was using my name and social security number to send thousands of dollars to mexico and columbia. >> it was news to him. >> she says you have an arrest warrant out there. >> to get rid of the warrant, he followed the woman's instructions buying $1400 worth of goggle play cards at this drug store, then giving the numbers off the back of the cards to the scammers over-the-phone. she told him he would get the money back. but -- >> when nobody called me the following day, i know i was screwed. >> he's one of many, 76,000 people have complained to the federal trade commission about the scam which is already out pacing the old irs call. remember that one. >> according to section 101, there thatm took overys (1) 700-0000 in its peak year and this social security call scam is up to $19 million for the year ending march 31st. the ftc monica vodka. >> we have scammers who have decided that it's too recognizable to pretend to be the irs anymore. they know they can't g

social security, federal budget policy. he has served in several positions at the social security administration, including the director of the center for funding america's future of the american policy institute. he stuffed the commission on retirement security and personal savings were he helped develop proposed forms. he also served as a legislative outreach director and previously worked for the economic policy institute. in the office of congressman chris van hollen. seniorally, we have the policy director. variety of topics related to policy. 2011, the joint select committee on deficit reduction. he also teaches at johns hopkins university. we will have a look at the report for this year. >> thank you. i realize you did not come for us. you came for lunch. but we are here for a very important topic, which is the social security trustees report. kate mentioned my previous jobs. for program millions of americans depend on. we only have a few minutes. i want to go through five takeaways. the first is in general, this is than in reports previous years. it's not all doom or gloom. can look back and say it has a good economy.

social security is drawing down is fiscal position. perspective,/right when the social security administration was running budgetes, the unified made the government look a lot better. republicans did not like that. now that social security is running deficits, republicans want to say social security is adding to the deficit. you can look at it both ways. it is program standpoint, important look at how the fiscal program affects dedicated revenue. right now cannot take from general revenues. brought up the idea of other revenue sources. if we wait too long, we will lose the option to rely on payroll taxes and will be forced to payroll tax or general revenue transfers, which means at that point of time we will lose any fiscal shadow that the social security program does run deficits and affects the deficit. to my openingack statement about how you have to look at all the stuff in context. any year the social security trust fund is running a cash deficit, taking in less income that it is paying out in benefits, that money comes from somewhere, comes from the rest of the federal budget. when it is drawing down its trust fund reserves, thos

criminals are calling pretending to be from the social security administration. r social security number too. it's cost millions of dollars. anna werner with why the callers seem so genuine. anna, good morning. >> it's tricked consumers out of $19 million in the last year. compare that to the similar irs phone scam. that nettet the fraudsters $17 million in its peak year. scammers are using authentic caller i.d. to scam their victims. >> this call is regarding your social security number. we found some fraudulent activities under your name. >> reporter: wayne chertoff got a call from a woman. he picked up because the social security office said they were calling. >> smn used my name and social security number to send thousands of dollars to mexico and colombia and that i had four different bank accounts in texas. i said i've never been to texas in my entire life. and she says, well, you have an arrest warrant out there. >> reporter: to get rid of the warrant he followed her instructions, buying $1,400 worth of google play cards at this drugstore, then giving the n

social security scammers. there's been a spike in the number of victims. callers pretend to be from the social security administration. they tell you your social security number has been suspended for suspicious activity. they ask for either money or to confirm your number. the real social security administration will never contact people out of the blue. >>> well, developing right now, parts of the team south this morning dealing with a lot of cleanup. this is after severe weather in the area. more than 20 tornados hit over the weekend. people in blanchard, louisiana, outside of shreveport, are still trying to clear paths to their front doors. just look at this. this after thunderstorms and some of those cases brought down trees and heavily damaged those homes. heavy rain also caused major flooding in many areas. one tornado left behind a path of destruction. this in troy, alabama. across the south, a number of dead now stands at eight from this weekend's severe storms. and, kari, just seeing a lot with the storms. i know it's now moving to the east. >> yeah. very quickly. it has moved out of the south. this was the

according to the social security administration, which name from the world of politics was one of the rose the most in popularity in 2017? >> okay, um, i think i am going to go ahead and use my "50/50." >> okay. >> and that's my final answer. >> i ay twincorrectswers. ivanka, melania. >> okay. >> a or b. >> all right. so you know what? i am in vegas, right? >> yes, ma'am. >> you know? so, um... melania's the answer that i was leaning towards, so i think i'm b. melania. final answer. >> well, you don't think. you just did. >> i know. >> and now you have $20,000. >> [shrieks] >> all right, keri! >> all right. [laughs] i usually play it much safer than that in my day-to-day life. >> not easy pulling the trigger on $20,000. >> yeah. >> well, if that was tough... >> right? >> this one's not going to be any easier. you're at $20,000. this is for $30,000. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ works of art are arranged chronologically rather than geogramagnict,ew-opened branchc? >> all right, so i'm trying to think of which place would want them arranged chronologically. i feel like that seems signif

department of the social security administration. all is to inform you that your social security number has been suspended for suspicion of illegal activity. if you do not contact us immediately, your account will be deactivated. for more information about this case file, press 1 or call immediately our department number 326 -- this is a scam! thieves are misusing the social security administration's authority in phone schemes to trick you into giving them money or personal information. they state there is a problem with your social security number or account. they claim there has been suspicious or fraudulent activity and you could be arrested or face other legal action. they even spoof ssa's main customer service telephone number on caller id. don't believe them. don't provide any information. ssa employees will never threaten you for information or promise benefits in exchange for information. in those cases, the call is fraudulent. just hang up. if you suspect you've been contacted by an ssa scammer, call the social security fraud

social security numbers. anna werner has details. [phone ringing] >> reporter: when wayne chertoff's caller i.d. told him the social security administrationas calling, he picked up to hear a woman's voice. >> she said that in el paso, texas, someone was using my name and social security number to send thousands of dollars to mexico and colombia. >> reporter: it was news to him. >> she says, well, you have an arrest warrant out there. >> reporter: to get rid of the warrant, he followed the woman's instructions, buying $1,400 worth of google play cards at this drugstore and then giving the numbers off the back of the cards to the scammers over the phone. she told him he'd get the money back, but... >> when nobody called me the following day, i knew i was screwed. >> reporter: he's one of many. 76,000 people have complained to the federal trade commission about the scam, which is already outpacing the old i.r.s. call. remember that one? >> according to section 101, there was a miscalculation of your tax filing. >> reporter: the f.t.c. says that scam took in $17 million in its peak year. this social security call scam is already up to $19 mil

social security's payments are expected to exceed its income next year. the fir time that has happened since 1982. this is all according to the latest annual report by the trustees of the social security administration and medicare which was released eday. deficit in 2020 will force the program to use its trust fund to start covering benefits. the report then estimates by 035 those reserves will be depleted, meaning that full scheduled payments will not be able to be paid. th disability fund which is separate from the retiree fund will run out in 2052. that is 20 years later than projections in lastar report. when it comes to medicare, the report said its hospital insurance funds will be able to pay full benefits until 2026. >>> much of the talk in washington these days is about taxes, many democratic candidates for president have been h talking abouther tax rates for the wealthiest americans, and makingo comparisonse system that was in place decades ago. what do the numbers really show? >> robert frank takes a look f >> on the campaign trail, democrdaic cans are citing the 1950s and '60s as the golden e of taxing the rich, ratesre s high as 70 to 90%. julian castro saying, there was a time in this

federal trade commission says the biggest scam right now has caught artist posing as the social security administration. >> i have gotten several of these calls and anna warren spoke to a man who fell victim to this call. >>reporter: he picked up to hear a woman's voice. >> she said el paso texas, and someone was using my name and social security number to send thousands of dollars to mexico and colombia. >> it was news to him. >> she says you have an arrest warrant out there. >> to get rid of the warrant he followed the woman's instructions buying $1400 worth of goggle play cards at this drug store, then giving the numbers off the back of the cards to the scammers over-the-phone. she told him he would get the money back, but -- >> when nobody called me the following day, i knew i was screwed. >> 76,000 people complained to the federal trade commission about the scam which is out pacing the old irs call. remember that one. >> according to section 101, there was a miscalculatioo 17 million in its peak year and the security cost scam is up to $19 million for the year ending march 31st. the ftc's monica v

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social security administration employees will never threaten you for information.ses, hang up and call the fraud hotline at 1-800-269-0271 gregg: president trump threatening to shut down the southern border this week as the department of homeland security implements emergency surge operations. about 750 customs and border protection officers being deployed there. congressman andy biggs addressed the crisis. >> in any other country in the world, would you see over a million people illegally enter the country that will not be apprehended so we're going to apprehend about a million, million and a half, but there will be another million to a million and a half we won't apprehend. there's no other place in the world that doesn't say hey, that's an invasion, hey, that's a national security issue. gregg: don't let apprehend fool you because they released most of them. the house judiciary committee expected to authorize a subpoena wednesday to obtain the full unredacted mueller report from the attorney general, william barr. good luck with that. >>> here's a look at the u.

for disability, avenatti allegedly ignored sending the settlement information to the social security administrationthority say avenatti received millions an assortment for clients but the next day, authorities have seen it. in addition to dealing with clients, they accuse him of perjury and submitting bogus documents is not paying taxes for years. >> special agents use their talents to uncover a financial web of lies. >> reporter: avenatti fired back on twitter writing i intend to fight all charges in police not guilty. i look forward to the entire truth being told as opposed to 1-sided version meant aside by me. avenatti will be invited april 29th, and their separate charges in new york, and in los angeles, jeff paul. jillian: these are the latest which took off when he represented stormy daniels making him a liberal and cable news hero. rob: if he is convicted on even a fraction of these charges he can expect to do serious time. >> a 36 page indictment. if the feds can prove a fraction of this, avenatti better throw away the armani suit and get used to jumpsuit. the feds say he was essentially th

he said avenatti ignored sending settlement information to the social security administration knowingshow the alleged embezzlement. the client stopped receiving its disability checks. this is just one case investigators highlighted. they say he dodged paying taxes and committed perjury. >> if convicted of the 36 crimes alleged in the indictment, mr. avenatti would face a statutory maximum sentence of 333 years in federal prison plus a mandatory two year term for an identity theft count. >> reporter: we should also note this is all in addition to the separate filing in new york where investigators accuse avenatti of trying to extort nike. he is scheduled to be arraigned on this indictment april 29. >> dana: has avenatti responded at all? >> reporter: oh yeah. he's been very active today on social media. in fact, he tweeted where he wrote, i intend to fully fight all charges and plead not guilty. i look forward to the entire truth being known as opposed to a one sided version. also tweeted he is entitled to a full presumption of innocence. in regards to the mentally paraplegic man, aven

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the documents for disability, avenatti allegedly sent the settlement information to the social security administrationow the of minced embezzlements. the client stopped receiving disability checks. in another case authorities say avenatti received millions but the next day on a private jet, authorities have seized. >> mister avenatti received money on behalf of clients, sibley took the money and personal expenses. >> reporter: investigators say he used money that wasn't his to fuel a lavish lifestyle that had no limits. in addition to allegedly stealing from clients authorities accused him of perjury and submitting bogus tax documents and not paying taxes for years. >> our special agents used their unique talents to uncover a tangled financial web of lies. >> reporter: avenatti file back on twitter i intend to fully fight all charges and plead not guilty, look forward to the truth being known as opposed to a 1-sided version meant to sideline me. avenatti will be arraigned april 29th. he faces several charges in new york, accused of trying to extort shoe company nike. shannon: the unknown mayor of sout

social security number has been suspended. if you do not contact us, your account will be deactivated. scammers are aggressive when they contact a potential victim. social security administrationes will never threaten you for information or promise benefits in exchange for information. in those cases, the call is fraudulent, and you should just hang up. don't provide any personal or financial information to these thieves. call the social security fraud hotline at 1-800-269-0271 >> they are a sworn enemy of black people. >> tucker: keep in mind that jussie smollett paid people to put a rope around his neck and f blamed entire ethnic group to do it. part of a hate crime. he's gotten away with it due to the pretty obvious corruption of prosecutor tim fox. last week police protested fox's corruption and instead of joining them, bobby rush denounced the police. the racist he said, i hate people based on their skin color. kevin graham is joining us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. so you have a sitting member of congress dismissing the entire chicago policee department as it racist.. how do you respond to that? >> first of all i guess he's unaware that the superintendent of th

the same goes for the social security system. as the administrationxplains, the social security trust fund by law, invests in special treasury bonds guaranteed by the u.s. government. you can check the status of these at any time on the social security administration website. encourage you all to go to this cnn piece. no one is stealing from social security. pedro with the news this morning from the president. host: the president sending out a tweet about the supreme court .earing yesterday the tweet reads the american people deserve to know who is in this country yesterday. of the supreme court took up the question.izenship saying it was sotomayor who pressed no francisco about why after 65 off years, the citizenship question was being asked after being left off the census for so long. she added she had no doubt some immigrant families would respond less. the supreme court does put out audio recordings of cases and you will be able to listen to that case heard this week on the citizenship question this friday. if you go to our website, we have a spec

when the client filed documents for disability, the he denied sending it to the social security administration. the client stopped receiving his disability checks. in another case, authorities say michael avenatti receive millions in a settlement or client but next day bought a private just that the authorities have now seized. >> mr. avenatti simply took the money to finance his businesses and his personal expenses. >> investigators say he used money that wasn't his to fuel a lavish lifestyle that had no limits. in addition to allegedly stealing from clients, authorities also accuse him of perjury as well as submitting bogus tax documents and not paying taxes for years. >> are special agents use their unique talents to uncover a tangled, financial web of lies. >> avenatti fired back on twitter writing, quote, i fully intend to fight all charges and plead not guilty. i look forward to the entire truth in known instead of a one-sided version meant to side like me. he will be arraigned on this latest indictment april 29th. he also faces several charges when he's accused trying to extort shoe com

now, to an average retiree, this is what it means, the social security administration says the averagein 2019. so in 2035, social security will only be able to cover 75% of the benefits that they pay out. so if this happened today, which it didn't, but if it happened today, that means that same retiree would get just $1100 a month in a paycheck. retirees would have to do more with less as costs are going up. think about this, the average american workforce, private workforce, 50% of americans have pensions who are working right now. also working right now, 36% of people in the private sector have no retirement savings at all. that's 59 million people. now, of those people, they need social security for all or part of their retirement. >> the challenge before us is either reform it, pay for it, or get rid of it. there seems to be no political instinct to reform it. we're not going to get rid of it. that means pay for it. you know who is going to do that. >> on the medicare side, this is going to cost all of us a lot more money. the hospital insurance trust fund runs out of money in seve

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system, i want to take my money and move it in some bills, criminal rate we get from the social security administrationwful. >> you can get better rate -- >> we are looking for it. >> okay. >> send it over for it. david: thank you very much. president trump calling out governor newsom, what or who is to blame? limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) the day we'll finally get something done. back then, we checked our zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed! but ocuvite has vital nutrients to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for tod

of a net works promised to respond to a social security administration inquiry related to client one'sailed to do so, and two months ago client one lost his social security benefits. the other three client matters outlined in the indictment regarding mr. avenatti's theft of millions of dollars are similar. mr. avenatti received the money on behalf of clients and simply took the money to finance his businesses and personal expenses. in one case after receiving $2.75 million for a client, mr. avenatti allegedly took nearly all that money and used it to pay for his portion of a private jet, a jet incidentally that we seized yesterday. with respect to the tax matters, special agent corner will provide you with the details of the new offenses alleged in the tax indictment, but i want to note that some of the money withheld from the paychecks of employees of his coffee company, money that was being held in trust and was supposed to be used to pay payroll taxes was instead used by mr. avenatti in relation to other crimes alleged in the indictment, including making lulling payments for clients

found documents for disability, michael avenatti ignored settlement information to the social security administrationstopped receiving his disability checks. in another case from authorities say michael avenatti received millions in a case for a client but the next day, a private jett authorities say have now seized. >> mr. michael avenatti received money on behalf of clients and simply took the money to finance businesses and personal expenses. >> investigator say he was money that was not his to fuel a lavish lifestyle that had no limits and in addition to stealing from clients come authorities also accused him of perjury as well as submitting bogus tax documents are not paying taxes for years. >> arab special agents use unique talent to untangle financial web of lies. >> jeff: he fired back on twitter writing, and tend to fully fight all charges and plead not guilty. i look forward to the entire truth being known as opposed to one side of version meant to sideline me. >> jeff: he will be arraigned april 29th and faces several charges in new york where he iso extort shoe company nike company. >> sh

the first, phony phone calls from the social security administration.ow you're getting a call from the government demanding you validate your social security number. >> this is the kind of fraud that would work easily on someone elsely who is depending on that money. >> second, a netflix-themed fishing scam. scammers impersonating the online streaming site, then asking for your payment information. but don't take the bait. >> malware will download your personal information and then they've got you. they can use that to steal money from you or open new accounts in your name. >> and third, tax refund theft. fraudsters file taxes pretending to be you and steal your tax refund. to avoid becoming a victim, experts say check your online accounts daily, review your credit score every four months, and look for any red flags. >> it helps you spread out the view of your credit life throughout the entire year. so it might give you a better opportunity to catch something. >> and finally, shred documents containing your personal information. if your account appears

especially the social security administration. women took on larger roles in the democratic party. even though the results were far from achieving gender purity, and issueserests might've been overlooked if not completely forgotten in the 1930's without the effective mobilization of the women's network. the new deal was a breakthrough for women in public life. many of these women were widely reported in the press. but it proved difficult to institutionalize their progress. women found many fewer opportunities during wartime in the 1940's than they had in the depression of the 1930's. reminding those in positions of power that women could serve with distinction at the highest levels of politics and government remained an uphill battle. it still remains one today. or aut eleanor roosevelt molly dusen they defaulted back to white men. a major reason to remember the contribution women made to the new deal is to situate the story of women wielding power as part of a much longer continuum that stretches from the women's suffrage movement, and before movement, through the new deal all the

has dol collaborated with the social security administration and centers for medicare and medicaid services to determine ways we can encourage work by allowing people to retain meaningful level of assets and health insurance coverage? again i realize three large bureaucracies talking to one another is no small task. but we certainly owe it to our citizens to encourage cross agency collaboration and not simply work in agency silos. would you be willing to do that kind of outreach? >> we would certainly be willing. this is incredibly an important area. particularly in light of the technological advances. we are in a better position than ever before to fully integrate individuals with disabilities into the workplace. >> that's great. i just want to ask you again we hear often about the hurdles that exist in occupational licensing requirements, particularly when someone is licensed in one state and may not be able to use it in another without paying relicensed state requirements differ. what is the department of labor doing to address occupational licensing requirements that create artificial b

as dol collaborated with the social security administration and medicaid services to determine ways we can encourage work by allowing people to retain a meaningful level of asset and health insurance coverage? i realize the three large bureaucracies talking to one another and coordinating waivers is no small task but we know it to our citizens to consider cross agency collaboration and not simply work in agency silos. would you be willing to do that kind of outreach? >> we would be willing, this is an important area in light of all the technological advances we have seen . we are today better positioned than ever before to fully integrate into disabilities in the workplace that's great and let me just k and with i want to ask you again, we are often about the arcane hurdles that exist in occupational licensing requirements, particularly if someone's license in one state and may not be able to use in another without being relicensed, state requirements of course differ. what's the department of labor doing to address occupational licensing requirements that create barriers in the workfo

i actually put forward, what has been in the past, a bipartisan proposal on social security administration -- excuse me, social security process reform, that i should go back to something like the old greenspan commission which worked very well. congressman -- former congressman delaney and i used to carry in our routine. i was sad it was not in our bill explicitly, understand, is there going to be any hearings on any kind of moving forward, so we can get the real drivers of the debt out of here? this will actually be the first budget, excuse me, the first cap proposal, because it is not a budget, but the first caps proposal, that increases discretionary spending, over where it was in fiscal year 2010. so, you know, i understand what you're trying to do there, and i understand frankly to some degree the need for it, though i would argue you are going too far domestically. but you know, that is going to make the budget deficit a lot worse than a tax cut over a decade with the proposals you are laying out here. becaus, there is no offset -- because there is no offset anywhere, and there's no

the social security administration runs out of cash by 2035.are going into the red next year. senator mike lee is with us, utah republican. senator, welcome back to the program. >> thank you. stuart: couple years ago, we did our research, you had an idea to fix social security. you would index the retirement age to your average life expectancy. little complicated, wouldn't you say? >> a little complicated, yes, but it gets even more complicated if we do nothing. if we do nothing as we have a population that is able to live longer, we have to do something to make sure social security remains solvent. stuart: if you index it to average life expectancy, that would mean you retire later, i presume? because life expectancy is going up. >> yes. you wouldn't want to do it abruptly. you would want to hold harmless those who are say, older than 50, within a short period of time of retiring, and you would want to escalate the retirement age gradually. but remember, when social security was created, americans were living only into their early 60s. now the

social security. fdr built the tba, grand coulee dam. kennedy is thinking, what is my administration's big public works thing? he picked the right number, technology. the computer chip gets developed in the late 1950's. modern aviation starts kicking in. when jack kennedy runs in 1960, there are no computer science classes at universities. by the time he is killed in dallas, computer science classes are everywhere. people are flying more and more. hub airports being developed across the country. it was the jet age, the space age and kennedy made that the cornerstone of the new frontier. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's queue and day. &a.q an >> stephen dinan joins us after the senate failed to move forward on changing -- for senate nominees. what they are proposing to change and why did the vote fall short? to changes vote is the amount of time that can be demanded for debate. once

social security and things. kennedy is thinking what is my administration's big public works thing and i admired he picked the right number, technology. it gets developed in the late 1950s. modern aviation starts kicking in and by the time jack kennedy runs there are no classes or universities. air travel is replacing in many ways people are flying more and more be made that the cornerstone of the new frontier. >> eat eastern on c-span q-and q-and-a. rand paul blocked a resolution calling for the report on the russia probe to be made public. senator mark warner is the chair of the senate intelligence committee. he called for the resolution too thbe passed instead of releasing the basic transparency this is the fifth time senate republicans blocked the measure to release the report. here is what happened on the floor.

social security. the annual report released by the trump administration yesterday details a quickly approaching timelinets and increase health care costs for ageing americans. by 2020 the cost of social security will exceed its income for the first time since 1982. according to the report. the program's reserve fund is expected to be depleted in 16 years which means at the time recipients will get small payments than usual if congress does not take action now. medicare's hospital insurance fund is projected to be used up by 2026, the same date that was project a year ago. that means dock, to hospitals, and nursing homes would not receive their full compensation which could lead to more out of pocket costs for patients. let's get a check now on your weather with nbc meteorologist karen cairns. >> we'll be doing this show until we're 80 then. >> i mean, yeah. night is what is it. >> we should be so lucky as dan told me in my ear. >> he'll be right with us too. heavy rains moving into oklahoma and north texas this morning. we do have some flash flood warnings in effect from rural sections of western oklaho

david johnston's social media director for the transportation security administration.ns the agency's various platforms where photos of all the controversy confiscated contraband are posted. peculiar things you don't really need at 30,000 feet up like an old circular saw blade or guitarists shaped like a semiautomatic rifle. >> the items that are voluntarily surrendered every day. a lot are people things that people think of like knives but there are other items such as this cane that people were not considered to be a dangerous item, however, it has a nasty stink. >>> >> reporter: because it resonates with many people, he says it is an opportunity . >> these are very popular and a lot of people carry them in their wallet. it can be very dangerous so we don't want these to end up at the airport. >> reporter: next time you are at the airport, remember that while the tsa is looking to luggage to keep you safe, there are people like david johnston, looking for things to make you laugh and learn. in new york, fox news. >>> weddings are becoming more and more expensive and n

social security, fdr built the tva and the grand coulee dam. eisenhower had the highway system. kennedy's thinking, what is my administrationsworks think -- what is my ministry in's big public works thing? modern aviation starts kicking jack kennedye renzi 1960. there are no computer science classes at universities. by the time there -- by the time he is killed in dallas there are computer classes everywhere. air travel is replacing automobile and train travel in many ways. people are flying more and more, hub airports are being developed across the country, so it was the jet age, the space-age. kennedy grabbed onto it and made that the cornerstone of the new frontier. 8:00 easternht at on c-span's q and a. house economic advisor larry kudlow. he sat down with her reporters to discuss china, brexit, and humanitarian aid for venezuela. he also talked about president trump's threat to close the u.s. southern border and steps the u.s. government might take to ease any economic strain. the christian science monitor hosted this event. let me guess, we are on the record?

social security. there's no way to cover this huge sharp fall without anybody giving something up the trump administration is taking a similar stance. they're proposing shaming billion from medicare spending. >>over the next decade. also want to shave away $36 million from disability and social security programs, social security works president nancy altman says cuts are needed we're the wealthiest country in the world, the wealthiest moment in our history she's back a democrat led plan to force workers making $400,000 or more to contribute more to social security it would also gradually raise taxes across the board for everyone that ensures that all benefits can be paid. >>3 of the 21th century social security will likely be a key issue in the 2020 race for the white house in washington brooke, how martin. >>walgreens will no longer sell tobacco products to anyone under the age of 21. the company says the new policy goes into effect on september 1st move comes weeks after the fda criticized walgreens for selling tobacco 2 more miners than any other pharmacy chain waldron says the new policy should help r

imagine had social security een privatized, as was intended by the bush administration in 2005, thankfully it was not because people depend on social security. they depend on social security because they know it's the only guarantee that's there for them. i've gone across this country speaking to people about social security and our enhancements in what we do, and i take with me two props. e is the actuary report of social security, saying that social security 2100, the bill hat conor lamb and 206 other members of this body are original co-sponsors of, and i also carry with me this starbucks coffee. this happens to be empty but it's part of my prop. i'll get to that shortly. but we said to the actuary is that what we wanted to do was make sure that social security not only remains solvent for beyond 75 years, as it is required by law, but we need to enhance it. the last time it was enhanced by this body was 36 years ago. so that's why conor lamb and myself and so many others have stepped forward to say, let's add and enhance this, and let's do it in four ways. number one, that's have a 2%

social security. there's no way to cover this huge sharp fall without anybody giving something up. >>the trump administration is taking a similar stance. they're proposing shaming billion from medicare spending over the next decade. the also want to shave away $36 million from disability and social security programs, social security works president nancy altman says cuts are needed we're the wealthiest country in the world, the wealthiest moment in our history she's back a democrat led plan to force workers making $400,000 or more to contribute more to social security it would also gradually raise taxes across the board for everyone that ensures that all benefits can be paid. >>3 of the 21th century social security will likely be a key issue in the 2020 race for the white house in washington brick kiln martin. >>coming up next a the morning news, hundreds of pot convict shuns overturned find out how these adjustments could affect misdemeanor cases in the state. plus another laptop, of earthly cafe this so we'll have details on this piece in their plans. when taking the computers. and hate or love it i kind o

. >>> a new report from the trump administration says unless changes are made, social security won't be able to pay full benefits to people who retire by the year 2035. the report in congress projects social security's total cost will exceed its income by 2020. it says unless lawmakers act soon, tens of millions of americans will only receive 3/4 of their social security benefits when they retire. some members of congress are calling for an increased payroll tax. >>> medicare's trustees are projecting the standard monthly premium next month for medicare part b will increase by $8.80 a month to $144.34. medicare part a, which covers hospitalization, is free for most people 65 and older. but medicare part b charges a monthly premium depending on a beneficiary's income. >>> starbucks has taken a step it hopes will improve safety for its workers and customers. >> the coffee chain has installed safe disposal boxes in 25 cities and plans to add more this year in locations where customers and workers have complained about finding dirty needles, blood and other sharp objects in store restroo

. >>> a new report from the trump administration says unless changes are made social security will noty full benefits to people that require by 2035. the report given to congress suggest total security exceeding costs in income by 2020. unless lawmakers act soon tens of millions of americans will only receive three quarters of their social security benefits when they require. some are calling for an increased payroll tax, older requirement age or modified benefits. >>> the standard monthly premium for medicare part b next year will increased by $8.80 a month to $144.30. it covers hospitalizization and is free for most people 65 and older, but medicare part b charge as monthly premium depending on a beneficiaries income. the projected increase next year will be greatest for those with higher incomes. >>> san francisco city leaders hope a new program will reduce the number of vacant store fronts in neighborhood shopping districts. it requires property owners to notify the city if their building is vacant for more than 30 days and pay a $700 registration fee. gistration fee. >> we are say

retirement the government social security retirement program has much lower administrative costs thanies so giving people a private -- a choice, the public choice of investing more in social security if they want to, not forcing them, basic view is by expanding choice we will increase competition that will drive the public sector to provide better products rather than mortgages, the kind of mortgages that led to the financial crisis in2008. having better mortgages that help people borrow at a lower interest rate and manage the risk of home ownership, the most important asset people have. stay if their home when the economy goes up through its normal ups and downs >> joseph, broadening it out, do you feel like the wealthy in society need to pay more and if so what is the way to achieve that >> yeah, they definitely need to pay more warren buffett put it very clearly. something was wrong with our tax system when one of the richest people in the country pays less tax as a percentage than his secretary. he got it right. there are many ways of doing it. some of them, for instance, making p

deal was too big but what fdr did well was beyond social security, he built eisenhower had a highway system. kennedy is thinking what is my administration's big public works saying? he picked the right number, technology. a computer chip gets a developed in the 1950's. -- gets developed in the 1950's. modern aviation kicks in. when jack kennedy runs in 1960, there are no computer science classes. by the time he is killed, there are computer science classes everywhere. air travel is replacing automobile and train travel. people are flying more and more, , soairports being developed the jet age and space age, kennedy grabbed onto it and made it the cornerstone. announcer 1: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. announcer 2: on thursday the house voted to end u.s. military .ssistance in yemen's civil war 16 republicans voted in favor of the war powers resolution which passed the senate last month. president trump is expected to reject the resolution which would be the second veto of his presidency. here is a look at the floor debate starting with house foreign affairs committee chair eliot engel. mr. engel: thank you, madam chair

. >>> meantime, social security, medicare, they are running out of money. the trump administrationt try to rein in medicare costs but all of this comes as we are getting word that social security could technically be running out of money as soon as next year. there is always a trust fund they can tap and other sources they can tap, but no one really expected them to start tapping so soon. which brings us to market watch columnist extraordinaire who predicts taxes will go up to deal with at least that portion. good to see you, my friend. >> great to be here. neil: so how bad is the social security thing? i know the math wasn't favoring them but i thought it would for a few more years. >> a lot of this is accounting noise. we are running into a deficit i think next year. technically, the trust fund doesn't run out of money until 2034, 2035, thereabouts. this is accounting stuff. people say it's going to run out of money. it's effectively run by the federal government. the issue here is -- neil: we raised the trust fund anyway for a variety of other purposes. >> look, what's going the

the trump administration says it does not. >>> the social security and medicare programs are runningernment report says medicare will be insolvent by 2026, social security nine years later. social security costs next year will exceed its income. major reasons are the soaring number of baby boomers collecting these benefits and fewer workers because of falling birth rates. >>> let's give a birthday shout-out to prince louis who turns 1 today. in honor of that milestone, his mom released new photos of the adorable prince. louis is the youngest child of the future king and queen of england, prince william and kate. >> the duchess snapped the photos earlier this month at their home. we haven't seen much of the prince since his birth last year, and of course the world is awaiting the arrival of another royal baby, the first child of prince harry and meghan is expected any day now. you know that's going to be huge once we get word. >> that's probably the reason prince louis said, y'all better put my picture out there, this other baby is coming out and i want them to know who came first, i'