the chairman casey and i had to write a letter to the social security administration. today from the social security administration.s causal. >> stuff like that is low hanging fruit. i imagine being a governor and i know foroming from the real world of running a business, some of this stuff is just can . and your general opinion, why aren't we being alert to stuff in the vietcong in a■lther place governments, the private sector? how can we -- and i know billions are now kind of chump change but it's a big figure. for the amount of time it took back on the e-signature, social serity has been a bit behind signatures are commonly ine theg business. we are making substantial progress. the initial letters and drafts sent back to you ihintly respone question. >> so i made them dig deeper and i think that you can see with the just on the phone with the commissioner texting hannah earlier today about the remaining item that we need his help on to allow us to do this rather than the signatures, so we are making progress requirements that no longer make sense for actual signatur

this is absolutely critical that the social security administration has been starved for resources impactingor nile as well as customer service. so as a politician you can't gripe about customer service but don't support the funding for social security. you can blow hot air about what the government is not doing and then not support the funding. when you do that you lack integrity and you are throwing sand in the eyes of the people, trying to confuseervice to be better you've got to support the funding. i said that to my fellow senators. this administration's social security administration has lacked the leadership necessary keep the agency on track and accountable to the promises that we have made and the basic promise made to the american people. i think the formality has been a breath of fresh air with his leadership and experience in his determination to make change. i was glad to hear the commissioner has been visiting dedicated workers in the field office and engaging with unions and advocates. his hands on all in approach is something we didn't have in the previous administration. tha

this is absolutely critical that the social security administration has been starved impacting both employerblow hot air about what the government is not doing a t. when you do that you lack integrity and you are throwing sand in thaqe ey■des)%f■ the pe, trying to confuse them. if you want to the service to be better you've got to support thw senators. this administration's social security administration has lacked the leadership necessary to keep the agency on track and accountable to the promises that promise made to the american people. i think the formality has been a breath of fresh air with his leadership and experience in his determination to make change. i was glad to hear the commissioner has been visiting dedicated workers in the field office and engaging with unions and advocates. his hands on all in approach is something we didn't ve■ in the previous administration. that is also an understatement i want to elaborate. we must ensure the workers are can provide the high-quality service americans deserve. we look forward to working with of the commissioner onho of frie customer serv

piece of legislation nor support benefit cuts to social security or medicare. >> and now you eluded to the starving of the social security administrationfor resources. i want to talk about that. unfortunately they have been starved for decades, making it difficult for many my constituents. i have 175,000 constituents receiving social security benefits in northeastern pennsylvania. it makes it harder for them and people across the country to access their benefits when there aren't enough people working at social security. to make matters worse, budget constraints resulting from the fy-24 crs led to the social security administration imposing ngfreeze, which is still in effect today. director young, can you elaborate on what the consequences of a the social security administration? >> we don't have enough people today to serve beneficiaries. and so if we are not adding certainly we would see people retire from the social security administration, which means they won't be replaced. the problem is going to then we're going to see people who don't believe their government is there to serve them. they know that they are eligible for benefits

or the social security administration, and what is important is that just the other day the ministry of social affairs... published on its website a list of communities in which you can contact only the social security administration , for example, in kyiv, this only centers for the provision of administrative services now accept such applications, but of course not all internally displaced persons, er, and then there is a corresponding corresponding such sieve, yes , an approach based on property criteria, on... the region of residence, or is it a zone hostilities, whether it is a conditionally safer area, date of displacement, presence of children, employment, employment, respectively, if people do not fall into these categories that i have mentioned, they may be eligible for an extension of payment for another six months, but if they moved before january 1 , 2022, that is, if we're talking about those... who moved since the beginning of the war in the year 14, then eh, and if they don't, they don't fall under this protected category , yes, there are pensioners, people

[cheering] [applause] bu 202de supes h credits ng for the social security administration and other federal house speaker mike johnson released a statement about the potential impact the president's proposed about that the statement reads in part the price tag of president biden's proposed budget is yet another glaring reminder of this administration's insatiable appetite for reckless spending and the democrats disregard for fiscal responsibility. see spent is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more. including media come. >> @media, we believe that whether you live here or right here or way out in the middle of t reliable internet. that's what we are leading the se appeared giving you a front row seat to democracy. they deliver the annual state of the state addresses. mocha c-span's at washington july form involving a view to discuss latest issues in government politics and public policy from washington d.c. and across the country. tuesday morning matt bennett cofounded senior vice president for the center left group third way discusses its role in c

social security organization has been discussed in the media. first , the official position of the social security administration almost two weeks ago by the managing director of the organization, mr. dr. mostawi, has been announced in the media, that is, the issue of purchasing the police press club or entering this field in general was announced by him, but apparently the purchase of the police press was not the main issue of settling the government's debts to the social security organization, which was suggested that the organization social security now wants to do this debt settlement through its own or its own sub-groups. government to it is us, we didn't request to buy, and this issue has been raised that the government's debt, which is a heavy debt, where did he get an offer from? we didn't offer the data. anyway, it was given to the government , so it probably should have been given by the government . the social security organization says that we can't buy persepis at all. the social security organization is the owner of 56 zubahen clubs in isfahan, which means we have the zubahen club in isfahan right now. according to article 3 of the pr

69% unused, and social security offices are 93% vacant. 93% vacantonder offices like mil with so many constituent calls when they can't get answers from the social security administrationback to work, but if they are not going to come back to work, my goodness, could we stop having everybody, including social security recipients, pay for the empty building? then there is another one from the "washington times" here dated thursday, september 21, telework's empty buildings opens the door for legionnaires' disease. isn't that wonderful. won't that be ghraib breakwhen the source of an outbreak comes from a vacant federal building we are paying for. here's another one, the i. to investigate federal offices left vacant by telework policies from the "washington times." the date is wednesda o 18, 2023. finally, ghost towns. federal office buildings are 80% vacant, government fund audit finds. 80% vacant. we have an opportunity here that shouldn't be partisan, should be pretty simple. all wereing is, my goodness, federal agencies, can you come back to work at least 60%? at least 60%. is that too much? it's 10% above 50% which would be half empty. we find that very objectionable

pay their fair share will protect social security, my bill does just that extending social security solvency ind■;■nwpefin. work on these bills with the administrationans claimed that it no longer want to cut medicare and social security benefits. if that is true the only other way to ensure long-term solvency is making the wealthy chip and more. the biden budget is a proposal t deficits by investing in families and communities bid by demanding the taxes to be fair and actually enforcing our existing tax laws on the wealthy. the biden way is a declining debt to gdp ratio, sound marker of a responsible physical path. creating a safer prosperous and fair nation. those are our■ values house republicans would rather cut programs and services to help their rich donors get even richer. which path we take as a choice before us today. i look forward to today's conversation on the president's budget. i will not recognize my distinguished ranking member, senator grassley and we will turn to our witness of office of management and budget. and just so everyone knows is obliged to preside this morning i'll be swapping positions with him. he'll have the opening r

social security taxes? you may have to explain that a little bit. guest: yeah. stephen, that is a great support., d right now the social security administration, when you are a workering payroll your first $168,600. any money you earn above that you are not paying social security payroll taxes. the example of a professional basque ballplayer, for example. probably at noon on january 1 they already paid off■ their social security payroll taxes for the year because they make so much money. but everybody else, and probably most people listening to me right now, are paying 62% on all of their income. and they are paying at not just until the first of the year, but paying it in every single paycheck. we think it is a matter of equity that the wealthy pay their fair share of social security payroll taxes. that is why we support legislation introduced by senator bernie sanders and congressman john larson, and congresswoman jan schakowsky, ando the senator from connecticut, that would increase that rate of payroll taxes so finally the wealthy pay their fair sha.as i said previously, a reason for that. because of the fact we use to capture 90% of income to pay for social se

. >> the social security administration is moving to protect some americans from losing money benefitsg food assistance. people who get social security money through ssi or supplemental security income will no longer have money cut backs when they receive food, shelter or other benefits. as of the end of september. those benefits currently count against and reduce monthly cash support, ssi recipients include elderly and people with disabilities who have limited resources, monthly checks are often as little as $943 for individuals, $1415 for couples and $472 for central people. >> the commercial crab season will be ending april 8th for most of the california coastline because of an increase humpback whales. fishing will be prohibited from the sonoma mendocino county line to the u.s. mexico border restrictions are going to be put in place to limit the amount of fishing. also north of the sonoma and mendocino county line. a new digital mobile radio system in sonoma county is making it easier to communicate during disasters. the county is training people on how to use about 500 handheld ra

technology policy joined wednesday's call, elaborating on how some agencies like the social security administrationare already using ai ai to help speed up disability determinations. >> so they get a lot of basically applications for disability benefits. and what they're doing is not making the determination using ai, but instead using ai to surface potential relevant medical documents that can help them speed up processing for disability discrimination. >> the conversation over the use of ai in government isn't just centered around the federal level. >> president biden and vice president harris have been clear from the start that we must manage ai's risks so that we can seize its benefits, and that's especially true in local government, where i can so directly impact the lives of citizens. >> together. the ai coalition has developed a strategy to get more accountability from businesses selling ai to their agencies. still, more has been called for by tech leaders from the federal government. biden did sign an executive order last year that aimed to safeguard against threats posed by ai. on wednesda

with the attacks on the social security administration, the fact that they are not even willing to giveo employees with disabilities. it's a violation of the law. the understaffing at the v.a. and the blatant racism that takes place. we are fed up. the bureau of sexual assaults and attacks that take place on law enforcement officers is unconscionable. tsa, the bullying and micromanaging that takes place where they can't even get off work to spend time with their families. the list goes on and on. when i say fired up, you say fed up. fired up. >> set up. -- fed up. >> when i say stay, you say ready. stay. >> ready. >> stay. >> ready. >> we are going to continue to stay afge ready. thank you, president kelley. >> thank you. all right. are you already? 7.4! 7.4! 7.4! we have a little marvin gaye ?over there do y'all feel like that? we have one more congressman. we just need to give him about three minutes. i feel like a little marvin gaye. i don't hear you. [applause] >> all right. they are getting us over there. the dj is on point. ok. you want me to sing? we want folks to stay out here.

social security debit card to provide him the money he needs to surviven >> so i called social security that day and they said, oh wow, we made a mistake. we incorrectly deceased. youc >> the social security administrationnce issued him a new debit card, but for some reason, he can't get it to work.údavis says he still can't get the money he needs to pay for things like rent, utilities and groceries. >> 707 now a rallyúis planned for today outside san francisco's hall of justice to call for tougher sentences for repeat offenders. the protest is in connection to last friday's decision by a judge to sentence daniel couch to five years probation for stabbing and badly wounding 94 year old on peng taylor in june of 2021. before the stabbing, couch had been convicted of several felonies. san francisco district asked the judge presiding over the case to sentence couch to 12 years in prison. the rally is expected to start on a story we had for you yesterday here on mornings on two. the city of oakland says it's working to return a car that had been towed to an unhoused family. who needs it. jade burnett is a single mother, says her 2008 pontiac vibe was impounded when she and her 17 year shelter in a hotel dur

. >> the social security administration is taking action to protect some americans from losing financialgetting other assistance. as of september 30th, recipients of social security funds through supplemental security income will no longer have cut backs on their checks when they receive food, shelter or other benefits. those benefits currently count against and thus reduce monthly cash support. ssi recipients include those who are elderly and people with disabilities with limited resources. now to a major change to the census and other public surveys for the first time in 27 years, the federal government is changing how it categorizes people by race and ethnicity. the officials say they hope to more accurately count people who identify as hispanic, middle eastern or north african heritage. questions about race and ethnicity that previously were asked separately on forms will now be combined into a single question. middle eastern and north african category will be added to the choices, while people will also have the option of picking more than one race, a new report reveals. >> only a f

technology policy joined wednesday's call, elaborating on how some agencies like the social security administration are already using ai. >> ai to help speed up disability determinations. so they get a lot of basically applications for disability benefits. and what they're doing is not making the determinations using ai, but instead using ai to surface potential relevant medical documents that can help them speed up processing for disability discrimination. >> the conversation over the use of ai in government isn't just centered around the federal level. >> president biden and vice president harris have been clear from the start that we must manage ai's risks so that we can seize its benefits, and that's especially true in local government, where i can so directly impact the lives of citizens. >> together. the ai coalition has developed a strategy to get more accountability from businesses selling ai to their agencies. still more has been called for by tech leaders from the federal government. biden did sign an executive order last year that aimed to safeguard against threats posed by ai. on wednes

approved to directly cross check our voter file with the master index maintained by the social security administration so when an alabama voter dies in another state, we are able to identify and remove that individual from our voter file. quickly removing and from our voter file will allow us to maintain a more accurate voter file. every state should be able to do this and excessive federal regulations will make it more difficult than what it should be for states you as members of the united states senate can remove obstacles and make this information immediately available to every secretary of state in the country. abbott also enablestous work with the alabama law enforcement agency to receive notifications of alabama license drivers over the age of 18 who have received a driver's license in another state, additionally by comparing the national change of address database maintained by the united states postal service to our voter file we identified registered alabama voters who have requested to have their mail forwarded due to moving location outside of the state. for the first time we have entered

approved to directly cross check our voter file with the master index, maintained by the social security administration alabama voter dies in another state, we are able to identify and remove that individual from our voter file. quickly removing and from our voter file will allow us to maintain a more accurate voter file. every state should be able to do this and excessive federal regulations will make it mor ite for states to accept this important information. you, as members of the united states senate, can remove these obstacles and make this information available. it enables us to work with the law enforcement agency to receive notifications of alabama licensed drivers over the age of 18 who have received a driver's lice i maintain by the united states postal service to our voter file, we identified registered alabama voters who have requested to have their mail to move to a location outside the state. for the first time in our state's history, with■ç each of the border states, allowing us to identify people who have registered to vote in alabama and a border state. voters identified are possibly t

our information secure and clear screening at the airport now, the information of the social security administration, department of motor vehicles, etc. government systems have a lot of chinese software in it and our government cannot even safeguard our information, and you know, genetics has been covered a lot but the other thing i wanted to mention is just am a graphic information. if the chinese, for example, get information from a sporting goods store, they will know the amount -- likely, the number of children in that population by how many kids bikes and t-shirts and stuff. we don't want the ccp to have that kind of information. it could target attacks based on demographic information. >> may i add one more point? >> go ahead. >> one point to add is, like you mentioned, creating discord. we have seen information being collected about health conditions, miscarriages, abortion information, and so on, which is very sensitive and can be used to create discord. >> i think that all bleeds into our next panel as well as we look at ai and large language modules, etc. -- models. so my time has elapsed.

social security offices are 93% vacant. 93% vacant. no wonder offices many constituent calls when they can't get answers from the social security administration. we would like those folks who come back to work, but if they are not going to come back to work, my goodness, could we stop having everybody including social security recipients, pay for the empty building? then there is another one from the "washington times" here dated thursday, september 21, 2023. telework's empty buildings opens the door for legionnaires' disease. isn't that wonderful. won't that be ghraib breakwhen the source of an outbreak comes from a vacant federal building we are paying for. here's another one, the i.g. to investigate federal offices left vacant by telework policyies from the "washington times." the date is wednesday, october 18 2023. finally ghost towns. federal office buildings are 80% vacant government fund audit finds. 80% vacant. we have here that shouldn't be partisan, should be pretty simple. all we are saying is, my goodness federal agencies, can you come back to work at least 60%? at least 60%. is that too much? it's 10% above 50% which would be hal

. >> from local frauds to rural frauds, social security administration fraud, benefits fraud. >> thee says, some of the ripped off squats-- schemes work ingenious, as they were brazen. ali irsan filed fraudulent claims in the names of his children, and input multiple mailboxes at the end of his driveway to receive the check spirits >> how much money did irsan get from the federal government that he was not entitled to? >> several hundreds of thousands of dollars over appear close on. >> in 2014, a year and a half after the coty beavers murder, and more than two years after the murder of gelareh bagherzadeh, the full weight of the task force landed on irsan's doorstep. the fbi executed the search while it's s.w.a.t. team served arrest warrants. by the end of the day, ali irsan, his wife, and another daughter were all in federal custody on fraud charges. >> in the end, was it easier to prove credit card fraud and social security fraud against all the that any murder charge? >> yes. we were moved boxes and boxes of documents out of the house. the attic was full. i think we stayed out th

to crosscheck our voter file at the national master index i maintained by social security administration so it went alabama voter dies and another state we are able to identify and remove that individual from our voter file. quickly removing not onl confidence maintain a more accurate file every state should be able to do this but excessive federal regulations make it more dculty than it shouldre be to access this important information. i was in a state senate can the obstacles to make this informationem available work of the alabama lawhi enforcement agencies through the drivers license and other states national change of address database maintain voter file register alabama voters. hoover requested other mail forwarded due to moving to a location outside of the state. for the first time our state's history we have entered into agreements with each of our border states allowing us to identify people or are registered to vote in alabama and in a border states. voters who identified as possibly relocating through any of these methods receive a mailer from the county boards of registrar. a

in terms of just social security and medicare, i mean, just in terms of social security the overhead is, the administrative are paid. so, it is pretty low. again, because of the fact that no program is perfect, whether it is private or public, there is fraud, waste, and abuse. we think that is an issue that should be addressed. we know the new commissioner, the former governor of maryland, that is the top of his agenda. in conversations we have had with him he is working very hard to do that. i would disagree with the characterization that there is a tremendous amount of fraud in the program. but i think more should be done and is being done to take care of the program. in terms of money being stolen from the program, that hasn't happened. there has not been a dime stolen from the program. 5 has gotten every penny of benefits that was promised to them that they earned. and in terms of cutting the program, look, if you are somebody, you know, the president himself, if you look at the president's that he submitted that a public information, he suggested cutting social security by $64 billion. if you received

the social security administration is working to protect some americans from losing financial benefitseptember 30th, recipients of social security funds through supplemental security income will no longer have cut backs on their checks when they receive food, shelter or other benefits. those benefits currently count against and reduce monthly cash support. ssi recipients include elderly and people with disabilities who have limited resources. it's a major change to the census and other public surveys. for the first time in 27 years, the federal government is changing how it categorizes people by race and ethnicity. officials are hoping to more accurately count people who identify as hispanic, middle eastern or north african heritages. questions about race and ethnicity that previously were asked separately on forms will now be combined into a single question. a middle-eastern and north african category will be added to the choices, while people will also have the option to pick more than one race. >> we now know the release date for a movie currently being filmed in california starring

social security office saying they want you to pay this money back? they want it by the end of this month. host: this is from the social security administrationoffi. i opened it up and it said due -- they were saying they were overcharging the people on social security and they are just now getting back to me saying that i was overpaid and i need to pay them back over $1500 by the end of the month. i only get 900 some dollars per month tsurvive onis from. i wonder if anybody else got this letter. host: did you contact someone? caller: i'm set to do this today. they don't do that until 9:00. what is the deal? they want me to pay this. they gave no explanation why they want mhost: i don't know yr situation. i do know there is a taxpayer advocate service, it often comes on this program to deal wybe not the kinds of issues and they have a taxpayer advocate service where they set you up with somebody associated by the irs . that might be a place as well. caller: i was just curious if anybody else received a letter that they want this money back that was put in your account. host: thas call back down the road and let us know what happened. caller:

. >> the social security administration issued that rule preventing food assistance from reducing paymentsain beneficiaries. right now support in the form of food, shelter or both may count as an earned income for ssi beneficiaries, reducing their payments or affecting eligibility for benefits. california's minimum wage for fast-food workers jumps to $20 but not everyone is happy with the wage hike. several franchises have started cutting jobs to offset the rising wages and mcdonald's and chipotle are already signaling prices will rise in response to the increased labor costs. the new law makes california's minimum wage the highest in the country. something to stores white as the clothes or operating on limited hours. this easter sunday, costco and sam's club will all be closed to some target locations will be open on sunday and whole foods stores stay open on sunday, but have limited hours. former forty-niners player needs your help. finding a missing piece of the team's history. chris washington now lives near phoenix and says he lost his super bowl ring while running errands and now it

in 2018 the social security administration eliminated paper as its primary method of delivering benefitans who receive benefits from social securit haveov created online accounts to access their information. information is more timely and more secure. likewise, the federal 2015 saves plan, t.s.p., which members and staff in this chamber use, began offering statements digitally i% of participants currently taking advantage of thissioption. and finally in 2020 -- this option. and finally in 2020, the department of labor moved to e-delivery for its default. so i want to close by addressing consumer protection. this amendment appropriately preserves the ability of foreign investors who prefer to receive paper notices and disclosures to do just that. like many of my i too represent a district that encompasses rural communities. that's why it was important for today's amendment to ensure that paper will always be an option if internet access is an issue. american financial markets are some of the most sophisticated in the world, withà innovation happening at every turn. yet, for retail invest

and medicare, i mean, just in terms of social security the overhead is, the administrative cost is about 5% of the cost of the benefits that are paid. so, it is pretty low. again, because of thes perfect,r it is private or public, there is fraud, waste, and abuse. we think that is an issue that should be addressed. we know the new commissioner, the former governor of maryland, thats the top of his agenda. in conversations we have had with him he is working very hard to do that. i would disagree with the characterization that there is a tremendous amount of fraud in the program. but i think more should be done and is being done to take care of the program. in terms of money being stolen from the program, that hasn't happened. there has not been a dime stolen from the program. every ne since 1935 has gotten every penny of benefits that was promised to them that they earned. and in terms of cutting the program, look, if you are somebody, you know, the president himself, if you look at the president's budgets, that he submitted that a public information, he suggested cutting social security

in an interview with far right breitbart he will never do anything to hurt social security or medicare. the biden administrationions of med kaye every year in office. confirmed monday wants to try again if elected and now his campaign thinks he can trick voters because they kel the pulitzer winners at breitbart the opposite. stark there from wilmington. with speculation mounting around who trump will pick to be his running mate new reporting reveals the former president has been informally interviews potential cabinet members and trump discussed possibility of hedge fund billionaire john paulsen. a substantial trump donor recently hosts a $1 million per person fund-raiser for trump at mar-a-lago. earlier this primary season trump mentioned paulsen during a speech as a potential fit at treasury saying, "he makes a hell of a lot of money." joining us now, politics editor for bloomberg laura davison. good to see you, laura. so trump's last treasury secretary steven mnuchin, a former goldman sachs executive, extraordinary wealthy and commerce secretary william ross and we know trump prioritizes money and the people

. >> janet yellen saying the biden administration, social security is going to run out soon.d the age and every one says you can't do that, the math will dictate it, you will never be hired again. you can't fake the math because you don't want to fire politicians. charles: you can print fake money. >> we want the dollar to be completely irrelevant. we are not in the war or a pandemic, keep doing it. charles: where do we go from here, the wealth advisory business, people coming to you, they want to preserve it. >> this too many geopolitical risks. moving to the east or away from the us dollar, we do have major dollar issues. to print the dollar, going out of fashion. and we have 2 -- the majority in deal with the deficit. charles: austerities a big deal, beating up on greece and the mediterranean nations. if you think about it now, i don't see any of the us european countries doing the right thing and i don't think we are but are we ready for any hostility. what politician could argue with posterity and get away with it. >> that the problem, and how to fix it. what's going to

social security and medicare. in 1984, in 1987, 2007, and 2009 as a senator and beyond as a candidate joe biden's call for either the slashing of spending in social security and medicare and the veterans administrationspending or complete overhaul of those programs, today he says he has no plan to do anything and says it is trumped. i research this, trump never said any such thing ever, ever. he is now accusing trump of doing it because he is a liar. he is a propagandist. and he uses the american marxist playbook. the media are all with him. joe biden says it is donald trump and the republicans who were not secure the border. because they will not pass some law that they threw out there. they threw it out there for cover. bipartisan yes three republicans supported it out of all of them. and yet we know as a matter of fact part of donald trump's public careers bed securing the southern border. it's mostly secured under donald trump. so they flip it. they project on to someone else their own failures and so forth for joe biden goes around says he can cut $1.7 trillion in the budget when he is grade the biggest deficit and debts in world history. to the point where this economy could collapse. what is

what meant, what call could actually look and have been taught the administration from his social security software from did you do anything i have with all the equipment that you have to meet? okay. cut me, there's another layer until the study was you haven't touched so far, which is basically the animosity between the house on the for 90. the how does on the farm is, is this something that has contributed to this increasing banditry in the north west? some parts of the country basically if you don't mind coming um i'm not sure. the reason i say i'm not sure is that we might be lagging something. that is not really it's, i think it was. i think part of the, one of the concrete thing that has escalates and these are the challenges ecological changes that we have facing and resent times. so you find that water is becoming to be most boss. arable land is also decreasing. so this brings a new tension between the 2 groups. all right, so is it the parent para, and now you know, is it between 2 s may be different between 2 groups, because they don't like each other or the between 2 groups becau

administration to silence free speech on social media. did the administration improperly pressure big tech to censor certain posts about covid treatments, election securityill have to decide. two lower courts have ruled against the biden administration. oral arguments getting underway any moment now. dramatic night raid in gaza city. israeli troops stormed into shifa hospital coming under fire in a heated battle for control against hamas terrorists hiding inside. welcome to a new hour of in us news, i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: i i'm bill hemmer goin on four or five months. shifa was raided last year where they discovered underground bunkers and tunnels said to be used by ma

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, i didn't allow you to take it somewhere else, i considered the social security organization to be my lawyer, not the tax administration organization to determine and assign duties for me . then , we will continue your journey. you will discuss that in funds all over the world are getting old, for example, and with the longevity of these funds , their obligations will eventually increase and problems will be found for them in practice. yes, this rule is acceptable in general. our problem is that our funds are getting old at the peak of our youth, that's the reason, when i look at the employee who is now officially employed in the company and is paying me premiums , i calculate that this 30 years is due to me. pay insurance premiums, a retirement law comes before the materials , he retires in 15 years. my insurance calculations are getting messed up, i'm getting mismatched sources i cannot manage my expenses. this is my expectation, this is my expectation, this is the reason for your opposition. now tell me clearly why you are against increasing the age when i see that the purchase of the fund is going in such a way tha