then you have to register with the social security fund.n roskomnadzor, this now requires a change in the law on personal data, to summarize, first you need to select the type of activity according to the okved-2 classifier, then the optimal tax regime, otherwise they write the main most difficult one for you, after that we collect documents and carry them immediately to the tax office and send them by mail or go with them. you can send everything to the mfc in electronic form, attaching an enhanced qualified electronic signature. in 3 days, the ip will be ready. if you hire employees under an employment contract. do not forget to register with the fund, social insurance and broskomnadzor. questions remain. want to know how else the state. can help small businesses. write to our telegram and we will definitely tell you about everything in our next instruction. accustomed to watching the video stopped working , install, open, watch russian channels, and all movie series and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries for free without re

then you have to register with the social security fund.in roskomnadzor, this is required by a change in the law on personal data. eat the result, you first need to select the type of activity according to the classifier, okvet two, then the optimal tax regime, otherwise they write to you the main most difficult one, after that we collect documents and carry them immediately to the tax office, send them by mail or go with them. everything can be sent to the mfc in electronic form by attaching an enhanced qualified electronic signature.

race from scratch, higher and higher and higher, here is the correspondence with, uh, the social security fundeh, there will be correspondence. the ministry of health, starting from the clinic and ending with the roszdravnadzor. here is the correspondence. we have already written to the president of the russian federation at some point in her battle for rights of the child, an insurance company joined the chi program, in which the children's right program was launched. we have a huge service of insurance representatives who, uh, including lawyers, who help people, advise them, explain to them their rights and obligations in the chi system and some of the people who are the least protected category, like those that i called, we take on a targeted individual, accompaniment to someone legal support is provided by funds. the parents themselves, and those papers that need to be issued learn in a variety of ways parental forums with this organization helping patients, but it’s all scattered instructions and information available and understandable realists, which in fact, i would really like to see

then you have to register with the social security fund.roskomnadzor this is required let ’s sum up the changes to the law on personal data, first you need to choose the type of activity according to the okved-2 classifier, then the optimal tax regime, otherwise they write the main most difficult one for you, after that we collect documents and carry them immediately to the tax office, send them by mail or go with them. you can send everything to the mfc in electronic form, attaching an enhanced qualified electronic signature. in 3 days, the ip will be ready. if you hire employees under an employment contract. don't forget to register with the fund, social insurance and broskomnadzor. if you still have questions, you want to know. also, the state can help small businesses. write to our telegram and we will definitely tell you about everything in our next instruction. the only school in the mining village for eleventh graders is a lesson in the history of the most important historical events, dates and figures - this is a problem only on the

we say that someone is better, someone is worse than you, the allowance of the social security fund,ions are paid correctly, you know something. here are the statistics. we watch what's during the day across the country. 385.000 business entities small medium large business that our entrepreneurs are not limited in rational or apocalyptic behavior. yes, that is, they are trying to sabotage, trying to set themselves up in such a way unconditionally. today we are hearing the opinions of experts, including a parliamentarian , so frozen prices mean yes, but then again, you understand. today we are looking at our western partners, whether you like it or not, but we are conducting a constructive dialogue between business and government, and our task is to expand the geography of cooperation, and we are looking at models in the russian federation, uh, western couples. yes i look here, which is interesting, but there are only 10 criminal cases across the country. and this is an indicator of what it means not in this. the reason, maybe it needs to be deeper, and that’s why i ’m talking about

he is also a former trustee on the social security and trust fund from 2010 to 2015. thank you for being here. appreciate it. let's start with this announcement of a raise, and increase for cost-of-living for social security recipients. 8.7%. that is the biggest increase in four decades. guest: yes, and it ought to remind us of a couple of things. one is how enormously important social security inflation protections are. try to imagine if your retirement income sources were limited and he had a nearly 9% drop in your purchasing power over the course of a sigel year. that will be a very dramatic change in your standard of living. we also don't know when inflation is going to be ameliorated. there was also social security protections built in since the 1970's. we have been fortunate in last four decades to live in an environment where inflation has not been rampant. that is no longer the case. this is surely a reminder of the importance of the program and protections to beneficiaries. at the same time, it is also a wake-up call that something needs to be done to save tho

growing, yes, then why should our prices rise, these are unfairly the same pensions benefits the social security fundrrectly something positive, you know something . here are the statistics. we see that within a day, uh, across the country we have 385,000 small-medium business entities large business 33% trade, but only 10 criminal cases across the country. case 10, so we are talking about the fact that our entrepreneurs do not behave limited in rational or apocalyptic behavior. yes, that is, they are trying to sabotage, they are trying to set themselves up in such a way unconditionally. today we hear the opinion of experts, including the parliamentarian, so the prices are frozen. so it is necessary to freeze prices for belneftekhim there, so that they do not rise. uh, so diesel means everything, yes, yes, but then again, you understand. today we look at our western whether you want partners or not, but we are engaged in a constructive dialogue between the business authorities and our task is to expand the geography of cooperation, and we are looking at models in the russian federation and western pa

he is also a former trustee on the social security and trust fund from 2010 to 2015. ank you for being here. appreciate it. let's start with this announcement of a raise, and increase for cost-of-living for social security recipients. 8.7%. that is the biggest increase in four decades. guest: yes, and it ought to remind us of a couple of things. one is how enormously important social security inflation protections are. try to imagine if your retirement income sources were limited and he had a nearly 9% drop in your purchasing power over the course of a sigel year. that will be a very dramatic change in your standard of living. we also don't know when inflation is going to be ameliorated. there was also social security protections built in since the 1970's. we have been fortunate in last four decades to live in an environment where inflation has not been rampant. that is no longer the case. this is surely a reminder of the importance of the program and protections to beneficiaries. at the same time, it is also a wake-up call that something needs to be done to save those

social benefits? i think that all of them are here. the pension fund and social security are already conducting out-of-towneptions, in particular , yesterday. such a reception took place in svyatohirsk. i just want you to understand the situation. there, people's documents were burned on the spot. someone had them even before this active phase of the military conflict. there were problems with payments. all of this is now being restored. all of this is being done by living people. and you know that we are mainly from the donetsk region , including representatives of the social security pension fund evacuated because they are also alive. people organized their work remotely , now they return and usually close all these problems and needs. it is very difficult to communicate with people and convey information to them because in these that is, in particular , i have already said that the lyman grammar of sviatohirsk has been restored, but in the lyman region there is simply no connection, and therefore it is necessary to literally pass the word of mouth to the courtyard, what will happen there, then of course

social security contributions. and there is a british model which is based on tax stations and also the protection social. but when it's funded by social security contributions, like bismark, the original model, so keep a, it is reserved for those pain contributions and their beneficiaries as that the land as a model very focused on wage earner. so in theory, access to it is not universal. it's not for the whole population i love going with, whereas the british model, funded by taxation, is open to and the benefits the entire population who level progress are building on the achievements of the phone popular the french national council. the resistance introduced social security. the year was 1945 and the counsel which directed and coordinated the french resistance had to face the reality of the postwar economy. new social groups emerged dividing the population into salaried employees, small farmers, and the self employed. in, in germany, the economic situation was even worse. the stretches bankruptcy haunted people once again for the 2nd time in a century, the deutsche mark was worthless. mm. soon the country was split into o

of the commercial structure evaded paying income tax to the budget and deductions from the social security fundated ways to circumvent the law are included. as an example, a private enterprise for timber processing. in khoiniki , almost 50 employees have registered everything as individual entrepreneurs for the sake of simplified taxation for businessmen. they even recorded loaders and drivers, the director concluded civil law agreements with employees contracts, then settled with the so -called entrepreneurs for the services rendered. this is what it looked like on paper. actually. these were the salaries in envelopes. at the same time, the accounting of fictitious individual entrepreneurs without a twinge of conscience was carried out by the company itself. they were on the staff of the company, they worked on its equipment; the scheme was revealed by zhlobin operatives of the financial police. the damage is estimated in hundreds of thousands of rubles, as a result of the use of an illegal scheme. uh, private enterprise evaded. payments of income tax on income of employees in the amount of ab

somewhere between 10-13 years left in the social security trust fund so politicians want to push thatciated with it. the longer you wait to make the change the more expensive and drastic they have to be. if it is relatively small it will push that solvency date much further back. politicians don't want to touch it. there's a chance they might raise taxes but beyond that, i don't think there's enough courage and temerity on capitol hill to get meaningful reform done. neil: we will see, great seeing you again. appreciate it. we are promising reaction now, financial reaction to saudi arabia, just what would it be? john kirby might give us some hints next. ♪ c goals. strengthening client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up

he is also a former trustee on the social security and trust fund from 2010 to 2015. here. appreciate it. let's start with this announcement of a raise, and increase for cost-of-living for social security recipients. 8.7%. that is the biggest increase in four decades. guest: yes, and it ought to remind us of a couple of things. one is how enormously important social security inflation protections are. try to imagine if your retirement income sources were limited and he had a nearly 9% drop in your purchasing power over the course of a sigel year. that will be a very dramatic change in your standard of living. we also don't know when inflation is going to be ameliorated. there was also social security protections built in since the 1970's. we have been fortunate in last four decades to live in an environment where inflation has not been rampant. that is no longer the case. this is surely a reminder of the importance of the program and protections to beneficiaries. at the same time, it is also a wake-up call that something needs to be done to save those in the program. i

over to wisconsin, where he slammed a gop senator, ron johnson, for suggesting medicare and social security funding should be reexamined every year. take a listen. >> long hours, and sore backs, and bad knees, to get that social security. if ron johnson does not understand that, if he understands giving tax breaks for private planes more than he understands making sure that seniors who worked all their lives are able to retire with dignity and respect, he's not the person who's thinking about you and he should not be your senator for wisconsin. >> for more on obama's -- here is shaquille brewster. >> good morning. you saw in that clip there are a sense of the fire and passion that we saw for the former president, barack obama, as he made his way back on the campaign trail. throughout the weekend, we saw him start in atlanta georgia, than he was in detroit, michigan, and then right here in milwaukee, wisconsin. really engaging an exciting his democratic base. he looked like he had a good time there, i saw one events he was both heckled and catcalled does he really try to serve two purposes during hi

social security be made discretionary? what should congress do to ensure the program remains fully funded? you each have one minute. >> when i think about social security, i think about my grandparents, my parents, so many other retired americans who paid into a system, we deserve to retire with dignity and respect. it is unfortunate that senator johnson said social security is a ponzi scheme. he called social security candy. people who worked their entire lives afloat. the threat to take that away from them does not sit well with me. what we need to do is not just make social security solvent, we should strengthen social security by making sure the wealthy pay their fair share. we need to make sure that billionaires are paying more into this system. the senator goes on about the deficit. he had no problem going into trillion dollar hole into the deficit by passing the 2017 tax bill that gave $215 million in tax deductions to his biggest donors in a single year. and he wants to put social security and medicare on the chopping block. >> your time is up. just to be specific, let me exercise a

then you have to register with the social security fund.ta, to summarize, first you need to choose the type of activity for classifier okved-2, then the optimal tax regime, otherwise they write to you the main most difficult after that we collect documents and carry them immediately to the tax office, send them by mail or go with them. you can send everything to the mfc in electronic form, attaching an enhanced qualified electronic signature. in 3 days, the ip will be ready. if you hire employees under an employment contract. do not forget to register with the fund, social insurance and broskomnadzor. questions remain. want to know how else the state. maybe help small businesses. write to our telegram and we will definitely tell you about everything in our next one. instruction this is a great informational evening. that's what we 'll tell you about in the next hour to germany. but he stopped communicating, flew to latvia and fell into the baltic sea. now it turns out that the deceased businessman was responsible for servicing the nord stre

simplest due to the well-established exchange between departments state labor inspectorate, social security fundns help a lot. the ministry of tax collection is exchanging information, well, about such organizations that they are paid salaries. this means that the simplest thing can be done by a person who has not been paid a salary. well, the first thing is to contact the structural unit of the department of the state labor inspectorate. the addresses are on the site, that is, i mean that it is not necessary to write to minsk. you can correspond to the same department, which means the department state labor inspectorate within its competence. well the form can be chosen. this may be assigned a check of the required documents. in any case, the information will be verified by the employer and the employer will require the elimination of violations. well, if there is a violation will be brought to administrative responsibility. so the second way the employee has the right. e. so, if the employer gave him documents that have e hmm that there is a debt to apply to a notary to make a notary entry, an

there, to avoid paying taxes, deductions from the social security fund and so on, a person with himselfsk, which, if not god forbid it happens to him to prove in such a situation that the admission was actually made, as a rule, only in court. and this , well, requires both time and either legal knowledge, or resorting to the services of a lawyer. good? you have already said that drinking at work or coming to work drunk. this is one of the reasons for, say, injuries and accidents at work, but it is not an industrial injury. what is the general percentage? no, there are accidents. yes, when that's exclusively e finding states of alcoholic intoxication. well , for example, the watchman drank so much that death came from the island by etching with ethyl alcohol. this is not an industrial accident , it does not fall into the statistics. uh, then what hi for you figures. from memory, in my opinion, for uh, in 2021. in our country, 13.8% of the dead were in a state of intoxication, which means, e. well, firstly, you need to understand that not always being in a state of intoxication has a caus

they want seniors too -- they want congress to have to vote every year on whether or not social security is funded. social security is not excessive spending. it is insurance that people have paid into. i am on legislation to not only solidify and stabilize social security, but expand benefits. seniors recently saw the first increase in social security they have seen in 40 years. they have not been getting cost-of-living, their medicare premiums have been going up. social security benefits went up. republicans have a plan on the table to raise the age and make it so that people cannot collect after the age of 90. it is not just social security. they wanted better of her and -- they wanted veterans benefits as entitlements. these are not entitlements. my job is to legislate for people. if we cannot agree that seniors who have paid into this program should be able to pull from it as part of their retirement that people have planned where they are going to live and how they are going to live in retirement based on their social security, i'm going to protect social security. kevin mccarthy just this w

social security contribution level. and there is the british model which is based on tax stations and also the protection social. but when it's funded by social security contribution dislike bismark, the original model, suki paid, it is reserved for those pain contributions and their beneficiary as the land, as a model, very focused on wage early. so in theory, access to it is not universal. it's not for the whole population of good, whereas the british model, funded by taxation, is open to and the benefits the entire population. leper pedestrian building on the achievements of the popular the french national council. the resistance introduced social the 2 teeth. the year was 1945 and the council, which directed and coordinated the french resistance, had to face the reality of a postwar economy. you social groups emerged dividing the population into salaried employees, small farmers, and the self employed. in, in germany, the economic situation was even worse. the stretches bankruptcy haunted people once again for the 2nd time in a century, the deutsche mark was worthless me soon the country was split into on the one side, the zone

social security be made discretionary? what should congress do to ensure the program remains funded? lieutenant governor, you will go first. lt. goverment: when i think about social security think about my grandparents, parents and other retired american who paid into a system who deserved to retire with dignity and -- and respect. it is unfortunate that senator johnson says social security is a ponzi scheme. there is an instance where he called social security candy. he called it candy. this was people who worked their entire lives afloat. it is a threat to take that away does not sit well with me. along with most people. we do not just need to make social security solvent, but strengthen it. we can do it by making the wealthy pay their fair share. we need to make sure that billionaires are paying more into the system. the senator goes on the deficit. we had no glowing a $2 trillion hole into the deficit by passing the 2017 tax bill that gave $215 million in tax deductions to his is donatist. he won social security on the chopping block. >> your time is up. to be specific, let me exe

ones from free travel to medical services, check with the mfc departments of the pension fund and social securityat the place of residence. a certificate of pre-pensioner status can be obtained on the portal of the pension fund or on public services. must be provided the received document should be sent to the appropriate authority in electronic or paper form. well, it remains to finally deal with age, that with those who have the right to retire earlier due to the specifics of the profession or on social benefits, everything is simple here 5 years before early retirement , early pre-retirement age sets in if a person works in difficult working conditions and expects to retire uh, early retirement is number one on the list. we give him the status before the pensioner earlier achievement. well, age, if he should retire at 50, then at forty- third he becomes, respectively, a pensioner and in the same way, for example, and her mother is 45 years old. she has five children in her 50s. she must retire, but there is a legislation norm, respectively, she becomes a pensioner at the age of 45, to sum up,

we would not have the social security problem that we have today the federal government not the congress not attempt to raise the social security trust fundor general revenue purposes. if i had a trust fund and i used it for purposes that were not delineated for it to be used, i would probably be in jail. host: john in georgia, giving us his thoughts. horace, arkansas. hello. caller: i want to point out that the bill -- are you hearing me? host: you're on, go ahead. caller: i'm not seeing the words come up. 2017, remember, entirely by the republicans, they gave a free tax cut to the wealthy and the corporations, ok? that amount is what i'm reading about, $400 billion per quarter loss of tax revenue and most of those numbers are over 10 years. think about that over 10 years, that's a couple of trillion right there. that's a hiring to be spread over 10 years and they have stated, i have read the officials in the irs stated that's about $1 trillion out there they could collect legally . you know? they just don't have the manpower to go through it. and of course, the republicans, i've seen them stand up there and say they are there to cut tax

social security contributions. and there is the british model, which is based on tax patient protection social, but when it's funded by social security contribution dislike bismark, the original model suki paid, it is reserved for those hang contributions and their beneficiaries, as that the land, as a model very focused on wage early, so in theory, access to it is not universal. it's not for the whole population. and of course, whereas the british model, funded by taxation is open to and the benefits the entire population, root level production building on the achievements of the 4 popular the french national council. the resistance introduced social security. the year was 1945 and the counsel which directed and coordinated the french resistance had to face the reality of a postwar economy. you social groups emerged dividing the population into salaried employees, small farmers, and the self employed. in, in germany, the economic situation was even worse. the stretch of bankruptcy haunted people once again for the 2nd time in a century, the deutsche mark was worthless me. soon the country was split into on the one

social security contributions. and there is the british model, which is based on tax patient protection social, but when it's funded by social security contribution dislike, bismark original model. so keeping it is reserved for those hang contributions and they're beneficiary as that the land at a model very focused on wage early. so in theory, access to it is not universal. it's not for the whole population of good. whereas the british model, funded by taxation, is open to and the benefits the entire population, root level production building on the achievements of the 4 popular the french national council. the resistance introduced social security. the year was 1945 and the counsel which directed and coordinated the french resistance had to face the reality of a postwar economy. you social groups emerged dividing the population into salaried employees, small farmers, and the self employed. in, in germany, the economic situation was even worse. the stretch of bankruptcy haunted people once again for the 2nd time in a century, the deutsche mark was worthless me soon. the country was split into on the one side, the

the morning when congress in the middle of night and under cover of darkness raided the social security trust fundorder to pay for reckless runaway spending and tragically this was republicans and moderator: we have now reached a point in the evening featuring mike lee and evan mcmullin. as we already have, we're are still taking your questions during this broadcast. let's get back to the issues. let me ask this question and then we will go to one of our students again. let's talk about inflation. it is an issue that is front and center for everybody in the country, but here in you, who do think bears the responsibility for these higher prices? is it that government or is it big corporations? we start with senator lee. sen. lee: in the late 1970's, similar questions were asked to milton friedman, prize-winning economist. he said inflation has but one cause. it is federal spending, reckless , excessive federal spending. congress has spent way too much. it has been spending way too much for long time. they have ratcheted it up to a whole other level. as soon as the democrats obtained dual control of

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on social security and medicare, the funding of those programs, the social security says the trust fund'srojected reserve depletion date is 2035 and medicare part a will be able to pay scheduled benefits until 2028. caller: good morning to you. regarding social security, i'm happy for people that are couples and boast -- and both husband and wife are getting their social security. i lost my husband in 1982 and i'm almost 85. when i applied for social security, they said i could only get mine or my husband's. mine was a little bit more than his. i was only eligible for mine. now, i want to know what happened to my husband's social security? he worked until his death, and i never got anything from his, so, to me, that is not fair. where is his going? also, about the prescriptions, can you tell us when it's going to get into effect? i have not heard anything about that. also, we are going to get a raise in social security, but everything has gone up, groceries, rent, gas, everything, so we are going to pay on things that have gone up. i have five daughters i had to raise and i don't think th

on social security and medicare, the funding of those programs, the social security says the trust fund'srojected reserve depletion date is 2035 and medicare part a will be able to pay scheduled benefits until 2028. caller: good morning to you. regarding social security, i'm happy for people that are couples and boast -- and both husband and wife are getting their social security. i lost my husband in 1982 and i'm almost 85. when i applied for social security, they said i could only get mine or my husband's. mine was a little bit more than his. i was only eligible for mine. now, i want to know what happened to my husband's social security? he worked until his death, and i never got anything from his, so, to me, that is not fair. where is his going? also, about the prescriptions, can you tell us when it's going to get into effect? i have not heard anything about that. also, we are going to get a raise in social security, but everything has gone up, groceries, rent, gas, everything, so we are going to pay on things that have gone up. i have five daughters i had to raise and i don't think th

[laughter] [applause] >> what governor barnes is ignoring is by 2023, 2035 social security trust fund runs out. benefits are exceeding the revenue coming in. at that point benefits will be reduced to the amount of revenue coming in. the question is will we have the financial wherewithal to offer benefits to under those promises. that is what i'm trying to save. if we try -- continue to spend money on green energy wound august we will have the financial wherewithal -- boondoggle we will continue to have -- we will not have the financial wherewithal. >> we will move on, the question was how to make it solvent. ron: you have to grow the economy. >> the question is about gun violence and police reform. on monday night a 12-year-old girl was shot and killed in milwaukee while helping her mother to bring groceries into her home. olivia schulz's murder now raise the money -- number of children killed in milwaukee county to 20 this year. her mother says she feels she is living a war zone and does not want to carry a gun to protect her family. her neighbor says she purchased a gun to protect t

[laughter] [applause] >> what governor barnes is ignoring is by 2023, 2035 social security trust fund runs out. benefits are exceeding the revenue coming in. at that point benefits will be reduced to the amount of revenue coming in. the question is will we have the financial wherewithal to offer benefits to under those promises. that is what i'm trying to save. if we try -- continue to spend money on green energy wound august we will have the financial wherewithal -- boondoggle we will continue to have -- we will not have the financial wherewithal. >> we will move on, the question was how to make it solvent. ron: you have to grow the economy. >> the question is about gun violence and police reform. on monday night a 12-year-old girl was shot and killed in milwaukee while helping her mother to bring groceries into her home. olivia schulz's murder now raise the money -- number of children killed in milwaukee county to 20 this year. her mother says she feels she is living a war zone and does not want to carry a gun to protect her family. her neighbor says she purchased a gun to protect t

reconstruction, the recovery fund can fully work in the de-occupied territories already at the end of november, more than a billion dollars in pensions, defense and social securitye international monetary fund in a new tranche for ukraine, a message to the russians that the occupiers were advised by the minister of defense oleksiy reznikov and the writer stephen king donetsk luhansk kherson zaporizhzhia were and will be ukraine we will not forget we will see we will not retreat we will not give up this football stadium in the city of irpin was here before a new generation of ukrainian football players trained . and now he is abandoned because of the war. i know the goalkeeper protects the goal from the enemy's ball, but how to protect it from the enemy's russian rocket. i know that the fans can accept the player or not, but how can you accept this unbearable silence in the stands today, russia continues the war in in ukraine, russian athletes continue to be silent about the doctrine of silent support for terror . victory over evil, share your posts with the hashtags of the company and call for a boycott of russian athletes, support ukraine at the sports fund, si

social security. the public understands that. you don't spend a lot of money -- they want to have annual budgets rather than mandatory funding for l security, which means they're going to cut social security to you have been paying it for your entire work life. second, they are the party of violence and corruption. it is not just january 6, which they explain away, but the refusal to have adequate gun laws -- we have far more gun murderers leading to higher crime and their assault at the maga mobs hounding local officials so they deploy violence. while they talk about the language of liberty, they went to band the voters and trans and marriage equality, so social security and they talk liberty but they really are for violence and lawlessness. third, democracy. democracy now! i think that is a good phrase. amy, you have been doing this your whole life. ralph and i as well. the issue is not merely they want to reduce voting, because that is the only way they can win, being a minority party with bad ideas. connect democracy and economy. an economic writer in his american prospect and now in our volume explains if you reduce the numb

he also, though, touched on senator ron johnson floating the idea that social security would become discretionary funding or decided on an annual basis. take a listen. >> senator johnson voted to raise the retirement age to 70 -- >> (boo). >> hey, supported a plan to put social security and medicare on the chopping block every single year -- each year, you would have to vote to renew this thing. i mean, think about it, washington works so well. you want your social security and medicare reliant on congress every year. he's called social security a ponzi scheme. said that -- that it's candy that the left is giving away. i -- the -- the point is, some of you here are on social security. some of your parents are on social security. some of your grandparents are on social security. you know why they have social security? because they worked for it. they worked hard jobs for it. they have chapped hands for it. they have long hours and sore backs and bad knees to get that social security. and if ron johnson does not understand that, if he understands giving tax breaks for private planes more than he understand