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social security administration. there is a system of social security administration. getting that money out would be easier. the community development block grant money for towns across the country and state government. there was a pipeline to get money out. i think the best way to describe it was speed and balanced. stephanie: even as checks are hit bank accounts from this phase we are talking about what is coming next. for viewers watching, what should we be looking out for in the next iteration of the stimulus package or the one after that? rep. neal: i think we are looking at rebuilding a safety net once again. there will be an additional we just help for those described, $1200 and $2400 for joint filers. i also think there will have to be more money for the unappointed insurance system. not to miss the point that the people in the front lines -- it is remarkable. i live across the street from baystate medical center in springfield. it is the largest employer in western massachusetts. along with other community hospitals, they are on the front lines. mercy hospita

calls and texts that appeared to be from government agencies this is a call from the social security administration they promised to help people get their stimulus checks all monique about the associate director of the ftc's consumer response division says don't click on any links in emails or on social media instead go to irs dot gov to look up after information right now they're even think. >>for people do you make sure that they get the irs says its website will soon allow people to check on status and come from direct deposit information but those options aren't yet colorado congressman jason crow says. >>most people are required to do that they have filed their tax returns online. >>you know 2018 2019 a rarity have their bank account information. current irs they should just automatically get close cash payments payments are supposed to begin next week but those without direct deposit may have to wait for paper checks in the mail. >>the treasury department only has the ability to prince 5 million. >>checks a week the irs website will provide people the option of adding new direct deposit infor

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and it's really widespread 61 years later cobol runs the social security administration the v.a. the treasury department and many banks use it to process credit card transactions in 2020 because i just don't teach it anymore so there's a total lack of experts only one programmer maintained colorado's cobol unemployment system before the corona virus outbreak and they get by with one dude not now states are calling for cobol volunteers to help with the massive demand on unemployment agencies like with governor of new jersey in our list of volunteers judy no only do we need health care workers but given the legacy systems we should add a page for cobalt. computer skills because that's what we're dealing with but literally we have. systems that are 40 plus years old and they'll be and they'll be lots of post-mortems and one of them on our list will be how the heck did we get here we literally needed cobol programmers did he say cobalt like the color so we don't only desperately need a virus test and ventilators but we also have a shortage of experts in ancient computer language whic

my question is, what can be done to force social security administration to reopen the teleservices centers that were closed by this administration in servesr of 2019, which mr. and misses john q public so claims for disability, retirement, and survivor benefits could be done by telephone? host: when did they close? caller: december 2019. guest: ok -- we were opposed to closing those centers. i think the council president has done an outstanding job to -- at getting this out to the public. it is going to take the public getting involved. same -- saying to the administration and congressional personal that this is not conducive for this community or that community. we continue to fight against that. again, this administration is really coming after us and and giving us not a lot of opportunities to bargain. in the past we could have bargained those types of closures, but with these executive orders, it does not give us that opportunity. host: our line for federal workers is (202) 748-8002. this is sheila in portsmouth, virginia. caller: good morning. i'm with a veterans affairs. i have a num

social security receive their stimulus payments?" that's a good question. >> it depends whether you have direct deposit, relationship with the social security administration you get your direct deposits rather than waiting for the checks. if you have direct deposit you should get them in about a week. people see them popping up in a checking account. if you have mail checks, that could be as long as a couple weeks. they are talking about the beginning of may for the actual checks to come out. i should mention, though -- and i think we can put it there, it's down there, you can see that --dash irs.gov/economic impact payments . if you have any questions but with your social security will be receiving the money. because there is one specific group of people, social security beneficiaries who have dependent children under the age of 17. they can get an extra $500 beyond the $1200, but they would have to apply for it separately. so you want to go to irs.gov/economicimpactpayments for details. >> harris: that's a little different trait i will put that up on my social media. we have the basic one on, but i will put the other one. real quickly, goldman sachs is

calls and texts that appeared to be from government agencies and this is a call from the social security administration they promised to help people get their stimulus checks all all money come associate director of the ftc's consumer response division says don't click on any links in emails or on social media instead go to irs dot gov to look up after information right now even saying. do you make sure that they get the irs says its website will soon allow people to check on status and come from direct deposit information but those options aren't yet colorado congressman jason crow says. >>most people are required to do that they have filed their tax returns online. >>here 2018 2019 a rarity have their bank account information. current irs and they should just automatically get those cash payments payments are supposed to begin next week but those without direct deposit may have to wait for paper checks in the mail the treasury department only has the ability to million checks a week, the irs website will provide people the option of adding new direct deposit information in the coming days. >>in washi

in most of these instances either the irs or va or social security administration already has your informationsury secretary steve mnuchin said they don't want seniors to have to file online, right, he hinted at a web portal. listen. >> the president authorized me to say that anybody that has social security recipients won't need to file a new tax return and we'll have that. if we don't have your direct deposit information, we'll be putting up a web portal so that you can put that up. it is a very large priority. the president has made clear we want to get this money quickly into your hands. reporter: so on the same day that mnuchin made his comments, irs on their website, on their free file page put up this for seniors to read. don't file now. we're going to be back to you with details what exactly to do. now, some are speculating, what they will have them do is use possibly pre-file or some applications irs already has to get them money more quickly. there is other speculation about another app at the irs, that is called find my refund. guess what? this could be the new find my stimulus. i h

medicare did take a page from truman's book because it was built on social security's administrative structure that was popular and made it harder to attack. although the ama did try one more time. famously they hired ronald reagan to record a speech that medicare would lead to full-blown socialism and the ends of freedom in america. this time around, the ama lost. but as nancy told us, the fear of socialized medicine and the power of the medical profession, hospitals and the insurance industry shaped how medicare program was designed. providers could charge whatever they wanted. because fear of a provider backlash led to the absence of any cost controls or budgeting in medicare. alongside the growing cost of health care in general, unrestrained medicare payments to doctors and hospitals drove a huge rise in national health expenditures after 1965. medicare addressed that sickness can devastate us financially as well as physically. seniors gained a kind of health security that no one else in the population had. many at the time thought that medicare would be the first step toward a s

what can be done to force the social security administration to reopen the tele service centers that were closed by this administration in september 2019 so claims for disability, retirement, and survivor benefits could be done by telephone? host: when did they close? caller: december 2019. guest: we were opposed to closing those centers. the council president has done an outstanding job to get to this to the public. saying to the administration and congressional personal that this is not conducive for this community or that community. we continue to fight against that. is reallyistration coming after us and giving us not a lot of opportunities to bargain. we could have bargained those types of closures, but with this executive order, it does not give us the opportunity. host: our line for federal workers is (202) 748-8002. portsmouth,la in virginia. caller: i'm with a veterans affairs. i have a number of concerns regarding how our employees are treated. when we areo that not treated well, our veterans are not treated well either. we have employees who today are still being forced to

calls and texts that appeared to be from government agencies this is a call from the social security administration to help people get their stimulus checks all all money come out to associate director of the ftc's consumer response division says don't click on any links in emails or on social media instead go to irs dot gov to look up after information right now even saying. >>people do you make sure that they get the irs says its website will soon allow people to check on status and come from direct deposit information but those options are really yet. >>colorado congressman jason crow says most people are required to do that they have filed their tax returns online. >>they're 2018 2019 a rarity have their bank account information. current irs and they should just automatically get the cash payments payments are supposed to begin next week but those without direct deposit may have to wait for paper checks in the mail the treasury department only has the ability to prince 5 million checks a week, the irs website will provide people the option of adding new direct deposit information in the coming

the kind of things we are to use, the va and the social security administration might make it easier for those who don't have bank accounts and are in communities that are underserved by financial institutions to get the money they need to buy the groceries or pay the bills. it's just one possibility that we think treasury should explore to make sure that distressed workers and their families are getting the relief they need in a timely fashion. >> ed: that's important on the individual side and as you noted there is the small business side. a lot of folks very hard hit. senator mcconnell is expected to speak early about this potential expansion of $250 billion more in small business loans. senator cotton, you have a lot on your plate today. >> sandra: a rocket attack hits the largest u.s. military base in afghanistan. what we are now learning about casualties and who was behind it. it. a live report from the pentagon coming up. plus new controversy over the former navy' navy secretaries trip to the aircraft carrier that ended up costing him his job. i'm in louisiana is seeing a surg

she wants to ask do you think you should delay social security until you are 70? will the administration use funds as way of paying other expenses? >> yeah, listen, you'll get your social security. i would absolutely tell you by all means if you can delay social security until 70. do you know that the difference between taking social security at 62 and 70 it's a 76% increase. it is a lot of money everybody. and actually speaking you'll live if you're healthy into jr. 90s. possibly 100. it's worth the wait. at minimum only take social security at your full social security age. never, ever take it at 62. >> okay. this coming in right now. that i want to share as well. wanting to know about spa paycheck protection selection. seems like a lot of folks small businesses not getting funded as you very well know san francisco full of small businesses. as is the bay area. this question comes up a lot. >> this is very sad. the $349 billion that was allocated really was swept up. and many of the companies that got the money actually didn't need the money. they decided why not take it. anyway. and t

or from the social security administration unemployment insurance obviously has already been increased0 million people who tragically lost their job over the last two weeks what i think i can say is that if that money runs out and we're still at the peak of this crisis and the american people can be confident that congress will act to ensure that our small businesses have the life line they need to get through, that families can continue to put food on the table and keep a roof over the kids' head, what i don't think we'll see is extraneous measures in any future legislation as was attempted in the last bill we need to stay focused on what is necessary to get us through this crisis and ultimately what is necessary to respond to some of the problems that have surfaced by this crisis like our dependency on china for pharmaceuticals and medical devic devices. that's the kind of thing i think you'll see in future legislation. >> it's very complex and there's a lot of different moving parts in terms of dealing with the virus and then -- that's very, very complex there's all types of variabl

the trump administration is being sued by an illinois man for denying stimulus checks to citizens with immigrant spouses who do not have a social security the lawsuit is alleging the trump administration added a provision to the c.a.r.e.s. act that discriminates against citizens based solely on who they married. americans married to immigrants are ineligible for the $1200 payment and the additional monies for minor children unless both spouses on a joint tax return have social security numbers. but the illinois man is claiming his wife does pay taxes using a taxpayer identification number issued by the internal revenue service. the plaintiff sued senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and steve mnuchin along with president trump in a federal filing in chicago. the provision in question does not apply if either member of the couple is in the military. let's get into this. joining me now, danny cevallos. this is astounding to me. how can a taxpaying citizen, as this husband contends of his wife who qualifies financially be denied a stimulus check, especially when the spouse pays taxes, as well? >> sth a vethis is a very cleve crafted laws

social security, medicare and medicaid. we're protecting social security, medicare and medicaid, i always will. i would like to invite spa administratorcretary steve mnuchin to say a few words about the vital initiatives. then the attack of the virus itself. if i might, steve and jovitta . >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president. mr. vice president. secretary mnuchin. ivanka trump and all who i have been working closely with in this effort, small business is the backbone of the american economy. the president has put nation's 30 million small businesses front and center in the response effort. we're working hard to get money to them quickly. this is an unprecedented effort by this administration to support small businesses. we know that there will be challenges in the process. secretary mnuchin and i are working in tandem to ensure feedback from our partners is being heard and implemented. private and public sector must work closely together to ensure small businesses and their workers are put first, this administration believes if you are a small business you are a critical part of the economic fabric of this country. at sba we wor

social security benefits. the government has your information but the administration is separate from the treasury department whiche irs. that's probably why you're seeing a delay in receiving that stimulus check. you are definitely qualified. what the irs has been doing is sending out millions of checks and they plan to continue to do so and send about five million for week. >> you just mentioned it. say it one more time. >> the get my payment tool on the irs website. click that. you can put in your bank account information to get it deposited directly into your bank account and have the information for the irs to send your check. >> this viewer asks, we have been biting the bullet. paying high prices for diapers to air fares to plastic cup, to bread, you get the idea. because of high fuel price, are we going the see the prices of goods go down as the fuel doesn't cost as much? i'm guessing this is a double edged sword where it's nice to have prices drop but a drop in the price of goods is part of the criteria for a depression. >> yes, absolutely. this week was historic in the sense that we saw the price of crude

we are glad to see the administration reversed its act to require seniors on social security to file tax returns in order to receive their correct payment. we encourage the president to open a special enrollment period on the aca exchanges. americans who are uninsured or on one of trump's junk health insurance plans will be the most exposed. without quality care, hospitalization could cost patients tens of thousands of dollars. democrats will continue to fight for a special enrollment period for coronavirus treatment in bill 4. again, we note that this is an assault on the good health and lives of the american people. it is also an assault on their livelihood. it is an economic urgency as we confront the epidemic. we saw the estimates of more than 100,000 americans could die and it is a heartbreaking figure and we have to do everything we can to make sure that does not happen. millions of americans are losing their jobs and at the same time their wages. more than 6.6 million filing for unemployment this week alone. doesn't that take your breath away? the virus does, too. 6.6 million

social security, your medicare and medica medicaid. we're protecting social security, medicare and medicaid. i always will. i'd like now to inviete sba administrator who is doing a fantastic job. she'll be very busy in a little while and secretary steve mnuchin to say a few word and we'll get on the the attack of the virus itself. >> thank you. mr. president, and mr. vice president, ivanka trump and all who i have been working closely with in this effort. small business is the backbone of the american economy and the president has put the nation's 30 million small businesses front and center in the response effort. we are working hard to get money to them quickly. this is an unprecedented effort by this administration to support small businesses and we know that there will be challenges in the process. secretary mnuchin and i are working in tandem to ensure that feedback from our partners are being heard and implemented. the private and public sector must work closely together to ensure that small businesses and their workers across the country are put first. this administration believes wholeheartedly that if you are a small business, you are a c

always protect your social security your medicare and your medicaid we're protecting social security medicare and medicaid and i always will i'd like now to invite s.b.a. administrator jovito qur'an says doing a fantastic job school to be very busy in the next little while and secretary stephen nugent to say a few words about these vital initiatives and then we'll get on to the attack of the virus itself and please if i might stephen giovino. thank you. thank you mr president and mr vice president secretary. yvonne. and all who have been working closely with in this effort small business is the backbone of the american economy and the president has put the nation's 30000000 small businesses front and center in the response effort and we are working hard to get money to them quickly. this is an unprecedented effort by this administration to support small businesses and we know that there will be challenges in the process separate him a notion and i are working in tandem to ensure that feedback from our partners is being heard and implemented the private and public sector must work closely together to ensure that small businesses and their workers across the country a

authorized by the legislature to fight covid-19 on some social services lawmakers also pressed the administration on the billion contract secured for millions of units of personal protective equipment from china. >>the director of callow yes, this is leaders are not yet ready to release contract. details governor newsom's administration told lawmakers they estimate the state could end up spending $7 billion on its coronavirus response. the majority of which they say the federal government will reimburse lawmakers and the governor both need to work together to finalize the state budget by june. both sides acknowledging how the state spends moving forward will change as a result of this pandemic. >>reporting at the state capitol ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>want to show you some video of downtown petaluma the coverage and the camp on a share this footage of the quiet and empty streets of this historic and quite downtown area actually of course this is cannes hometown. that's where the smart train pulls in right there downtown petaluma beautiful lot of those buildings date back to the 1880's just a gorgeous little downtown here in

security, for our social stability. i see climate risk as the single biggest and most certain and formidable risk that mankind faces. david: do you think the paris accord, which the current administrationas pulled the u.s. out of -- technically, we don't go out of it for another year or so -- those people in the government say we don't want to take climate change actions that some people like you are advocating, we want out of the paris accord, what constituency are they appealing to? who is the constituency saying , please, let's not do something on climate change? hank: i believe there are very strong vested interests that have different viewpoints than the average american. if you look at the average american, there is a high percentage of people that are concerned about climate change. it is just not their number one issue. but when you look at all of the industries that have a vested interest, beginning with the oil industry and the carbon-based fuels, and for instance, one of the things that will be important in dealing with this problem are economic incentives. i think there is a whole variety of economic incentives we could put in place to put a price on carbon taxes and cap an

social security, your medicare, and your medicaid. we are protecting social security, medicare, and medicaid, and i always will. i would like to invite the sba administrator, doing a fantastic job. mnuchin tory steve say a few words about these vital initiatives, and then we will get onto the attack of the virus itself, and please, if i might, steve and jovia. >> thank you. president, mr. vice president, secretary mnuchin, ivanka trump, and all that i have been working closely within this effort. small business is the backbone of the american economy, and the president has put the nation's 30 million small businesses front and center in the response effort, and we are working hard to get money to them quickly. this is an unprecedented effort by this administration to support small businesses, and we know that there will be challenges in the process. secretary mnuchin and i are working in tandem to ensure that feedback from our partners is being heard and implemented. the private and public sector must work closely together to ensure that small businesses and their workers are put first. this administration believes wholeheartedly that if you are a small b

there is a man in illinois who is suing the administration for denying stimulus checks to people that are married to immigrants that don't have social security the legal basis for why this restriction is in place. you know, i -- >> am i asking you to answer an unanswerable question. >> you're asking me to answer as a lawyer as an academic and someone that cares about social policy is not a good answer. to the reality is if you qualify for a check, you should not be penalized for who you're married to or who you would like to marry. there is no argument for that. the notion that we have immigrants in this country should be something that we're proud of, certainly what his own executive order acknowledges is that there are a number of very important benefits that this country gets because of immigrants including immigrants who are health care workers, including immigrants who are quite frankly migrant labor on farms producing food we need right now. these are folks who often are paying taxes who have every right to believe that for their contributions to this country, they will be treated as part of the fabric of this country. i don't have a g

. >>> the trump administration backtracked last night on new rules to get relief checks out to people. now saying that social security recipients will not have to file a tax return in order to receive a payment. this move comes in response to pressure from elderly americans and senators to rescind the guidance that was issued on monday that said seniors are going to need to file a simple return to get the checks of up to $1,200 even if they weren't ordinarily required to file taxes. as a reminder, if you've got questions about your relief check and this should clear up some of them, tweet them to ben popkin or me. please put the hashtag velshi in it. ben and i will try to answer a lot of your questions directly on twitter. >>> after months of downplaying the potentially devastating impacts of coronavirus, president trump's warnings to people to stay at home seem to have motivated some state governments to finally take aggressive action. republican florida governor ron desantis issued a stay-at-home order for the state's 21 million residents. it goes into effect at midnight tonig tonight. after resisting for weeks des

security safety against other interests. as you watch this now, governors relaxing these social distancing guidelines, but crucially before they meet the trump administration's, the white house's standards before you can do it safely, 14 days of declining cases, is that a safe thing to do at this stage? >> first of all, let me say based on my experience, i do understand these are very personal judgment calls. the easiest thing in the world is to keep restrictions indefinitely, but you can't do that. nevertheless, i do think the decision has to be fact and science-based, which is to say you need to have metrics that give you the sense that the rate of infection is declining so that you simply don't reopen and then wind up with a spike in infections. the other thing is you've got to do it gradually. there's got to be a logic to what you're doing. so, for example, reopening for essential things, for widely spaced venues may be the first way to start as opposed to having movie theaters or restaurants with lots of people. it has to be based on some theory of what the science and the facts are. >> in the midst of this, the president says he's going to sign an exec

social security should start expecting that money to go into their accounts. and for people who might need to get mailed a check, maybe they don't have a bank account, we'll be looking at may when the administrationtarts sending out the paper checks in the mail. >> all right. josh, thankses so much. >>> up next, the fight over abortion access is going all the way to the supreme court. we'll get you an update next. >>> plus, the curve may be flattening in some places. but there is still a long way to go for the doctors and nurses on the front lines. i'll talk to a nurse from a brooklyn er about what he is seeing. much that's next on msnbc live. what is that? uh mine, why? it's just that it's... lavender. yes it is, it's for men but i like the smell of it laughs ♪ 450-degree oven, to box, to you, know that from our it's our policy that your pizza is never touched once it comes out of the oven. and we're taking extra steps, like no contact delivery, to ensure it. you can't always stop for a fingerstick.betes with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay

the administration saying yesterday they will be in your account in about two weeks. they will put them right in there based on your social securityber and your bank account information from your taxes. so that's great news. also, to piggy back on what you were saying, steve, this email is going around saying it is palm sunday, so put a branch on your door of your house or in your window to celebrate palm sunday. it says we may be physically isolated but not separated. we are united as the body of christ. so many people go to church, obviously, on palm sunday and this sunday that won't be happening. if you want to remember the meaning behind easter and palm sunday, then just put one of those branches. it's a good project for your children. get your kids involved as well. 7:02 here on the east coast. alarming report claims distributers for an american company are selling in demand masks to foreign countries first. brian: unbelievable. ainsley: mark meredith is live at the white house with president trump's response. mark, tell us more. >> ainsley, good morning to you president trump is ordering minnesota based 3 m to produce more o

social security, you will get it very quickly after that. this money does people no good if it shows up in four months. >> those are for individuals. now for small businesses the administration trying to promote the small business loans to keep people on payroll up to $10 million for less than 500 employees. they have the low interest rates as well as payment deferred to six months. this morning the treasury secretary said they've seen 700 loans already issued. we are expecting a better idea later today of how much loans are being issued and what kind of hurdles some groups will be facing. a briefing today at the white house later today. >> ed: we'll have a lot more on the jobs report later this hour. you see that man there, larry kudlow, national economic counsel director for the president and the start of the government guaranteed loans for small business. they've been hit hard by the outbreak. >> sandra: a potential new way to detect the coronavirus as researchers are now looking at devices that track your heart rate and sleep patterns. how that could identify those who are infected and may be asymptomatic and 3m feeling the heat amid accusations the american company is s