when the social security administration began issuing numbers in 1936 they were used track workers earnings and the social security program changed dramatically and we now have a social security number is part of the american identity. ssn are used for a number of reasons, required by law, others not we will call the subcommittee to order. welcome to today's hearing on social security administration's role in combating identity fraud. when the social security administration began issuing numbers in 1936 they were used track workers earnings and the social security program changed dramatically and we now have a social security number is part of the american identity. ssn are used for a number of reasons, required by law, others not. if you want to buy a home, a credit card you need a social security number but after countless data breaches is clear social security numbers are far from safe and far from a secret. there were a data breaches including social security numbers so it should come as no surprise the social security number is still an attractive partner for postures and identity thef

social security child section. this bill allows social security administration to issue a number two to age 14 and under their socialty number and hospitalized. after their social security number so were planning on reintroducing this act this week and invite members to join in the first and assist their families and their lives have been offended by a child. the administration has the responsibility to provide protection for our children like mrs. hayward again. i think we can make it a dance in that. and you discuss how things may have been different for you and your family the social security administration would have the ability to issue your daughter social security number and it had been nice? >> yes. from my understanding and what happens all, we have to wait until there's been some harm incurred. we have to have substantial proof of harm can take months, years, this evening days to learn about silly things happened a number is even though we didn't have of our yes this it would us more time to do what we needed to do to my passport, that's something feels the piece of mind that you're working with . >> you v

jeffries and thought about not only the need to protect social security but to expand its benefits and expand the service of the social security administration. social security is the most efficient and effective plan in government. it is also the number one anti-poverty program for the elderly and the number one anti-poverty program that i come from an insurance area social security is able to administer the program with what is called and 99% loss ratio at what does that? what that means is they are able to administer social security with less than 1% of the budget. there's no other governmental agency that does that, and it's because they get the money out. they need more support and more help, not less. because they are the number one insurance program in the nation that provides relief toes people like yourself. >> host: let's go to kansas city, missouri, now. paul is on the republican line. what is your question or commen comment? >> caller: thank you forvi your service. corporate tax can we get corporate tax receipts coming in, record number. we had to their international bondholders first, get that. so that plenty of money to pay the

at 2 pm the house ways and means committee is pulling a hearing on social security administration's role in combating identity fraud. that will also be on c-span2 so a lot going on but again, right now all eyes are focused in washington on those ongoing discussions between the biden administration and house republicans on raising the debt ceiling and what we think could be the nation running off as soon as june 1. we want to hear your thoughts on the issue of mass is up first, democratic line. you are on. er>> i just want to comment two things about the debt limit. number one the previous ev congressman is very, well he's following that george santos playbook of lies and half-truths in terms of tax increases. he said we can't tax businesses as the democratic party is trying to raise taxes. i think the primary idea of wealth tax over $100 million idea with the low quality we have in this country. there are ways to tax this country all businesses the fact that is only focused on that one tax shows they are disingenuous and my second point is in terms of the 14th, the 14th amendment was cre

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on duty, to be transferred to military service, we will go with our relatives to the social security administrationsay that the documents available to the family are not enough , they say it is civil service, so there must be evidence that they have already served in defense of the homeland, there must be conclusions of the military medical commission that connects the death of a person with these circumstances, let's talk. well, in general, with the war, there should still be one certificate issued by the service about the direct participation of a person who died in measures to contain military aggression. the resolution says fatal injury related to the performance of official duties with participation in hostilities or the implementation of national security measures, defensive deterrence of russian aggression, and in social security they say to write they wrote, but they did not have the right to do so, yes, they issued it, but it is not there, according to the state emergency service, they have two in total, there is a causal connection, until today there was, i don't know, i have not seen suc

social security administration dropped the top baby names of 2022 for the past four years in a row oliviarlotte in third. amelia and sophia round out the top five all those names are in my daughter's class >> same. my son's >> liam has been the most used baby boy name for the past six years. last year saw noah and oliver take second and third, followed by james and elijah. and meanwhile, in other baby boy news we now know the name of rihanna and a$ap rocky's baby. according to the magazine, they named the baby rza after the rapper >>> guns in america. the growing divide over assault weapons, despite the rise in mass shootings in

>>> we're back with the most popular baby names of 20226789 according to the social security administrationd the list. it is the fourth year olivia was the top name for baby girls and the sixth year in a row liam was number one for boys. but we have some other baby name news for you, we know that rih rihanna's baby, the couple named the child rizza. she currently expecting her second child i love that we talked about all the other baby names like emma, sophia, full of my daughter's class with girls with that name. >> emma is my best little friend, those popular names are all over the place. >>> a record-setting dog hit another milestone. this portuguese dog named bobi is the oldest living dog in the world. he just celebrated his 31st birthday, that's not in dog years. his owner told the guinness world records that bobi would have a traditional portuguese party with more than 100 guests but says bobi's secret to a long life is a calm and peaceful environment. look at that face. >> the sweetest thing. hopefully keeping the entire family there, just as happy throughout all those years together

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the social security administration. executive director of the pension benefit guaranty corporation. out of government and investment banker. co-founder, a risk management company. and he just was talking about it. chairman recently of the new art museum and greenwich bruce museum just opened up place he says where art meets so i thought i'm going to go see but most importantly to bpc he was the co-chair with former senator kent conrad on one of our in fact one of our best sellers. the report on the commission on retirement security and pension savings 2016. i can tell you it still being used on capitol hill today by the recommendations in here related to social security and thank you to the staff for continuing that work on there. finally and appropriate think for this and the title of his book jim served his country as a veteran lieutenant j.g. in the navy in the underwater on nuclear submarines. as i recall. and how could i forget? he's a senior here at bpc. so welcome and our informal steve scully senior vice president communications to discuss america underwater sinking. time to

the veterans affairs department and social security administration are the two primary agencies responsible. similar to a number of other areas, during the pandemic those challenges increased. in addition to that, part of the challenge is there are multiple programs across federal government that are focused on disability employment in some way. there is an office of disability employment, but they do not have the same kind of authority that a white house office would have. when they are working across the government, they do not have the same leadership capability as they might if they were at the center of government. so pulling all of that together and addressing the skill gaps and human capital challenges are related to that high risk area. host: we are just about out of time, go ahead with your question or comment. caller: i spent most of my career working on military bases , particularly colorado springs. the fraud waste and abuse is rampant on these military bases. it is unbelievable what they waste and how it works. if they spent a little time on the bases, they would see -- i've of

social security needs to be enhance. we came together yesterday with hakeem jeffries and talked about not only the need to protect social security, but to expand benefits and expand the service of social security administrationis the most efficient and effective plan in government. it is also the number one antipoverty program for the elderly. number one antipoverty program from church -- for children. i come from an assurance area. social security has a program 99% loss ratio. that means they are able to administer social security with less than 1% of the budget. there is no other governmental agency that does that. it is because they get the money out they need. they need more support, not unless because they are the number one insurance program in the country that provides relief to people like yourself. host: to kansas city, missouri. paul on the republican line. caller: yes ma'am. thank you for your service. guest: thank you, sir. caller: we have corporate tax receipts coming in at a record number. we need to pay our international to get that. there's plenty of money to pay the interest often continue to negotiate the debt settlement. let's be realistic about it. i'm a social security recipient and mili

that is a lot of what is happening there the veterans affairs of harvard a small social security administration. those are the two primary agencies that arens responsible. and similar to a number of other areas spread impartially during the, pandemic posed challenges increase, the human capitol challenges. and in addition to that part of the challenges there programs across the federal government that also focus on disability employment some way. for example there's an office of disability employment policy at the department of labor. but they do not have the same kind of authority thaty a white house office for tests. so they are working across the government they do not have the same kind of leadership capability as they might as if they are the center of government. pulling that together at addressing those skill gaps as well as human capitol and hiring challenges are all related to that. closes hear from failing colorado independent lightly or just about out of a time but go ahead with your question or comment please. neither yes i spent most of my career working on military bases. in the r

disability programs and geo writes that three of those largest programs managed by the social security administration of the veterans affairs department paid about 300 billion cash benefits the programs of the fiscal year 2021 to 20 million individuals. this adds that both agencies juggle to manage their workload to make timely decisions on benefit claims. can you elaborate? >> definitely. what that illustrates is some of those human capital challenges that are also in separate high-risk issues. they have both skills -- challenge filling positions to examine those disability claims as well as the appeals. of course, what that means is if you are someone who has filed for disability or you filed an appeal as that process is taking longer than it should, you are waiting and you are in real need and that is a lot of what is happening there. with the veterans to pairs department as well as social garrett ministration, those are the two primary agencies that are responsible and similar to a number of other areas. unfortunately, during the pandemic those challenges increased those human capital challenges.

the list of the most popular baby names for 2022 is out, courtesy of the social security administration. the top names for boys are liam, noah, oliver, james, and elijah. girls, olivia, emilio, charlotte, sophia -- emilia, charlotte, sophia. it's interesting, there more common names. larry: common names -- the commoners. very basic. i am basic, that's fine. [laughter] karina: you like that. simple man. larry: california's revived budget plan and the state's growing budget deficit. karina: the effect of ransomware on california cities and the one big mistake the city of oakland made before he got hit. larry: plus the new proposal that could make you pay for driving just about everywhere in the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. it's spring! non-drowsy claritin knocks out symptoms from over 200 allergens without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. >>

social security is part of that. it's caps paul to cut the broad categories that includes social security. the administrationy an extreme amount. how you would live under the cap is under question. under 10 years, he says he wants to protect defense, the ba. if you do that, eventually, the cuts to everything else grow on average to be nearly 60%. social security would not work well if three out of every five social security administrative workers had to be laid off due to big budget cuts. to your comment on money and politics, i agree. it perverts the system. a lot of memories are sourced --are forced to spend a lot of their time fundraising. it messes with people's incentives. i think there is strong agreement, especially in the biden administration. host: going back to what you said about defense and the veterans benefits, you have got a chart here in one of your articles with headline, fund lining -- funding for critical programs would be cut as much as 58% under gop proposals depending on medical defense and va medical care are protected. they say republicans will not touch that. guest: [laughter] that i

you look at the social security administration, you have about 40% chance of average american male, 40% chance to reach age 85. good chance if he gets a second term, kamala harris will become president of the united states. >> all right. i don't believe that's going to happen. not saying i am psychic, i'm going to go with no. how about heck no. irs whistle-blower, have to change topics quick. he testifies today. it will be behind closed doors on capitol hill. fox is being told more whistle-blowers are likely to come forward with complaints of how the agency is handling this five yearlong hunter biden tax fraud probe. shapley worked on it since 2020. says none of it was normal. >> multiple steps were slow walked at the direction of department of justice. >> had you ever encountered that before? >> i have not, deviations from normal process, each and every time seemed to always benefit the subject. >> the irs recently pulled shapley and his entire team off the investigation, but many say the move is retaliation for taking a stand. i would have to say probably is not an impossibility. jim

other familiar names in the top 10, noah oliver james, charlotte, amelia and sophia, the social security administration tracks baby names every year in each state based on applications for social security carts. >> next up, it is time for this week's 3 at 3. so dave and i will be back right after and i will be back right after this. for the 3 videos th after my car accident, and i will be back right after this. foi wondered whatth my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. >> happy friday. it is time for the 3 of 3. dave spahr is here. we're going to kick things off, though, something rather unusual. this is not your typical pipe problem that comes from florida to what do you think that is why that's a 5 foot alligator. this just wondering in a storm water pipe public works. crews had to get called in to investigate. >> there are some potholes outside of this home in orlando area. so they sent in a robotic camera. you see it in for look like a how big is that pipe

the social security administrative costs, the irs is not just -- we are giving the irs resources nowwill help it crackdown on tax evaders, and that is one of the things that republicans want to cut. the other thing is if you have a problem or question with your taxes, it gotten a lot easier to get a hold of somebody at the irs which still is to some extent in desperate straits. what really bothers me and where we are right now, the programs that are sacrosanct are programs for the elderly, medicare, social security, or off the table. they are being protected and a lot of stuff that is discretionary are really things like rams that support children -- programs that support children, education, nutrition the young which is the future. what is happening right now is that in the effort to hold down headlines -- headline spending right now, we are actually disinvesting in the country's future. that is pretty alarming. >> that is a terribly important and very unpopular point going back to the politics for a moment. when you say let's cut things for the elderly, that is never popular. at th

according to social security administration, women live longer but an average american man has a 60%of reading the stomach, reaching the chains of 85 so there is 40% chance will that kamala harris would be is on the ballot and she is even less popular than he is. >> emily: when you bring a popularity, these polls reflect an absolutely dismal point of view of not only the president's fitness to serve but also how he has performed or underperformed during his tenure. >> kayleigh: they do because i'm listening to the same we could have the same conversation november of last year before the mumidterms. between now and next november i will be a siren for the g.o.p. having discipline because when you dig into the school exceed 30% approval on the economy, on immigration, gun policy even, it is a dire assessment. however, when you dig down into the poll is one aspect that come my eye on the debt ceiling. showed 79% of americans say we shouldn't raise the debt ceiling. if we do we need deficit cuts so i am saying kevin mccarthy is winning on this, 79% of americans agree, but when you look at

if you look at the social security administration statistics, the average american male has about a 42% chance of making it to age 85. so biden will be 86 at the end of his second term. kamala harris has a 58% chance of becoming president if he wins re-election and she is less popular than he is. he is old but he is an old 80. and so i think americans are starting to come to the conclusion he is not up for this job. it is there in the results and there for everybody to see every time he goes on camera. >> bill: here is what would concern me if i was the white house. this is not your base entirely, but a lot. young people, right? approval among americans under the age of 30 is 26%, all right? i see that and i figure those folks have checked out on this administration. >> very true. you just see it in the fact that robert f. kennedy, a famous name but basically a nobody, never held elected office, is at 20%. 20% is more than every other republican presidential candidate except for trump and desantis. and 20% of the vote. most republican presidential candidates would like to be at 20%. a s

that you are taking care of and i hope that you contact your congressional office or social security administrationnd make sure you are getting the benefits you are entitled to. host: she sounded desperate and what you said about taking your own life, i would encourage you to reach out to the suicide hotline if that is a serious thing you are contemplating. get help and we hope that you do. mark in florida, independent call or. caller: how are you doing today, greta? you are just as beautiful as you were years and years and years and years and years and years ago. i would say that everything i hear is a bunch of crap. if i walk into a bank and i rob a bank, i go to jail. if the people in the bank rob me, they have no problems. back in the reagan days, i recall going up, and after the reagan days, we were promised all these things were going to get less expensive. everything is going to get cheaper. the only thing that was the trickle-down effect -- and your stock market. you want to stick everything in the stock market that has destroyed retirees because of the prices. now come on. this is capitali

as well as employees and managers of social security, can register and track violation reports completely offline. the centralized system for handling administrative violations of the social security organization aims to provide the possibility of using the surveillance capabilities was launched by identifying this qr code through their mobile phones. as soon as it is recognized by the mobile phones of these loved ones , they will enter their user code and password into the system and register the violations. possible and have possible corruption in this system, strengthening the corruption reporters and the information contained in the system is completely confidential and all the institutions and organizations are obliged to support the corruption reporters, all the institutions are obliged to support the one who reports corruption . we will report that one or two cases have been reported. we will definitely deal with anyone who wants to deal with the corruption reporter . creates security for corrupters. the conditions are in your favor. we can create a space for the families of 46 million people who are employed in the social security organiza

you are taking care of and i hope that you contact your congressional office or your social security administration making sure you're getting the benefits you are entitled to. >> host: i would say she sounded desperate, and what you said about taking your own life, i would just encourage you to reach out to the suicide hotline if that is a series of thing that you are contemplating, get help and we hope that you do. in florida, independent caller. >> caller: yes. how are you doing today? you arere just as beautiful as u work years and years and years and years ago. i would like to just say that everything i hear is a bunch of crap, only for the reason that if i walked into a bank and i rob a bank i go to jail. if the people in the bank robbed me, they have no problems. back in the reagan days i recall going up to the reagan days and after the reagan days we were promised all these things are going to get less expensive, everything is going to get cheaper. the only thing that was the trickle down effect is us americans and ones that are retired today and your stock market, , you want to stick every

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federal government has to first make the cash available by borrowing in order for the social security administrationing issues come into play that we run the risk of a problem. scholars have looked at this, and i think there is a feeling there is a way to manage it, but it's complicated. it involves the managing trustee of the treasury, the treasury secretary basically creaming social security -- redeeming social security bonds in advance of paying benefits in order to make sure cash is available. but it's tricky, and it hasn't been tried before. liz: you have worked for presidents on both sides of aisle. who do you think gets pinned with this one if with we default? >> oh, well, there's plenty of blame to go around, right? i mean, i don't think -- first of all, i'm not a political progress knost cater or a political -- prognosticator, so i don't know how the public will regard it, but until certainly be a failure of the political system across the board. liz: throw all the bums out, that's what my dad -- [laughter] heir trying. we're watching. let's hope they try a bit harder. charles, thank you ve

the rankings are compiled by the social security administration just more than 3.6 million babies were a slight uptick from 2021. many restaurant workers are gearing up for a really busy day and with good reason, waiters, waitresses and other staff members consider mother's day to be one of the most grueling days of the year. the issue includes big groups, fussy kids to complain about their meals and people who linger too long tying up the table for many restaurants. this is the first big holiday since 2019 that has not been affected by the pandemic. >> and the forecast looks to be pretty good. going to have dinner on the patio and so forth. we've got 80's for highs in the mid 80's going on. that's an improvement from yesterday. that chillier, though, when you get off towards san francisco at 68, 61 half moon bay for a high checking out the 4 zone. we come back. but 4 morning news. i know what you're thinking. “retta in a grocery store?" "celebrities really are just like us!” we're not. i'm just here to make a point. as a papertarian, i crush it in a place like this. now you gotta pay

well, let's think of social security administration as another another example. so now if you if you would want to accelerate that is then a case where the whole government itself, the us treasury and the federal reserve, which really bert ely taught me years ago, bert i there we briefly taught me years ago the federal reserve and the treasury really have to be viewed as one thing the government's financing operation can you get to a place where it itself can't handle the risk that taken on by becoming, let's say, the biggest savings and loan in the world which which it has then i think the answer is you get a hyperinflation, which is just a way of defaulting, which is a way of the governments defaulting on its obligations in another form. so i have a throw this one your way in chapter one, you say there's something like 60 or more official of financial stability reports regularly published. so my question is why what what's the point can an official government stability report ever say that the countries the precipice of a financial crisis without a financial cr

that you are taking care of and i hope that you contact your congressional office or social security administrationnd make sure you are getting the benefits you are entitled to. host: she sounded desperate and what you said about taking your own life, i would encourage you to reach out to the suicide hotline if that is a serious thing you are contemplating. get help and we hope that you do. mark in florida, independent call or. caller: how are you doing today, greta? you are just as beautiful as you were years and years and years and years and years and years ago. i would say that everything i hear is a bunch of crap. if i walk into a bank and i rob a bank, i go to jail. if the people in the bank rob me, they have no problems. back in the reagan days, i recall going up, and after the reagan days, we were promised all these things were going to get less expensive. everything is going to get cheaper. the only thing that was the trickle-down effect -- and your stock market. you want to stick everything in the stock market that has destroyed retirees because of the prices. now come on. this is capitali

and not suit alleges the company transmitted scam calls about medicare, amazon and the social security administrationr london breed emphasized public transit is essential for the city's economic recovery. in a letter to state lawmakers, the mayor said governor newsom must include additional transit funding in his budget part of money both say they will likely need to cut service if lawmakers don't include a $5 billion bailout in the state budget. it's unclear whether there i fus facing a $32 billion deficit. the mountain view city council is lifting its water restrictions. city leaders say the very wet winter made that possible. now homes and businesses will no longer have to limit their outdoor irrigation to just two days a week. but city leaders say they still support the idea of always using water efficiently. that's always good advice. even in a rain year, mountain view gets nearly all of its water from the hedge hetchy reservoir system with 10% coming from the santa clara valley water district, so it's always good not to let your guard down. yeah just use water get into the habit of it. in case

as employees and managers of social security can report violations in the form of register and follow up in absentia. the centralized system for dealing with administrative violations of the social security organization was launched with the aim of providing the possibility of using the monitoring capacities through their own mobile phones. they enter the violation reporting system with their own user code and password to enter the system and record possible violations and possible corruption in this system, strengthening corruption reporters and the information contained in the system is completely confidential, and all institutions and organizations are obliged to support corruption reporters. may all the devices are obliged to support the person who reports about some cases. if it is reported to us that 12 cases have been reported, we will definitely deal with anyone who wants to deal with the corruption hairdresser bug, the system for handling violations of the social security organization, increasing the possibility the speed of discovering corruption, strengthening social capital, reducing the financial burden and implementing monitoring devices an

professional organization, it is covered by insurance , it does not include relations, labor administration and social security. 4 million units are active in the country, of which 1,400,000 production units are capable of implementing this plan. i was apprenticed to the same teacher, then i came here complete learning from zero to one hundred, the technical and professional organization, in addition to skill-based training for all people, has special plans for students and graduates in the form of the kahad and nakhlestan project , the weight of prisoners is being implemented. its goal is that all young people serve as soldiers. at the end of my service, i have to learn at least one specialty. i have a university. one of these classes has taken the skill. technical and vocational education organization was established in the country since 1959 with the aim of skill training . its share in the employment of young people the education budget of the country is less than 1%, and at one time , gol radio and television pays subsidies of about 120 thousand billion tomans. until now, with the approved price , freeing

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security administrations. and department of defense. they don't close as a matter of law, where do they get that money from? in addition to trust funds that pay socialurity. medicare, also the v.a. it protected, veterans administration. they are protected too that comes out of other funds, medicare, social security, and v.a., protect, military is protected. that is what he keeps talking breminder america, in 1975 joe biden introduced a bila bill to require. >> you legislation every 3 to 4 years to reauthorize social security and medicare, 1975. in 1995, he did the c same thing, a motion on the floor of senate to did the same thing, today he accuses republicans of trying to cut medicare and social security benefits, almost like joe biden enters the 18 i senate and cottons up to racists and segregationists and talks about integration jungle. and then lectures the americans about white supremesupremacy being greatest danger we face, a man, they throw back, warning us, we're nothing like him, in my view he is a viral liar. i will be back with victor davis hanson. . try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and c

social security has gotten into the wrong hands. it is not applied by the social security administration.basically been put into the national debt. of all the years that i have been paying in -- i worked over 50 years -- i don't understand how the government is doing this. most of the infighting has driven me to be an independent now. i'm going to look for the best of the best, not the worst. thank you. host: thanks, caller. when we come to later today, are there procedural things that can be done even in the midst of the voteto either delay it or -- the vote to either delay it or stop it altogether. guest: yesterday the rules committee advanced the rule to the floor. they will see a debate on the role and vote on the role. the -- the rule and vote on the rule. some republicans right now are threatening to vote against the rule because they are very opposed to this bill. i spoke to bob good yesterday. he said there is a possibility he will vote against the rule today. republicans only have a 4 seat majority, inning if they lose five members the rule would be blocked. it is considered the