the irs have the-- does the irs have the funding it needs to stay on track with that really important goal? >> yeah, i'm really glad-- it's an essential part of what i've been talking about and mentioning. we're laying the bricks for customer service. that individual master file is kind of the engine, it's the infrastructure. the example i often give if you went here and went to the atm machine and withdrew money. by the time you got home and logged onto the bank account, it already knows that you withdrew. that's not with the irs, it takes time to process and move it into an account and the old system written on cobalt can't move or communicate quickly enough with that online solution. not only do we need to do it to move to the cloud and smarter and manageable architecture, it's also going to be more secure. it is a keystone for a lot of the efforts and we do have some good news. the good news is in april, so after this filing season, we are going to turn on modern-- that modern system for the first time and we are going to run it in parallel with the legacy system and work out kink

delivered $80 billion to the irs over the next 10 years. the fund allowed the irs to hire new staff, to modernize all of its technology and to audit wealthy tax cheats who had been getting away with murder. the posterboard behind me illustrates this is a win, a win for low and middle class americans. these ira backed improvements achieved, as you can see, achieved 87% peak levels of performance and service success as a result of their implementation. 87% higher than any other time timeof the dramatic increase fra previous tax filing year alone. .5 million more calls cutting the wait time down that 86%. serve more than one or 40000 additional taxpayers and clergy backlog of unprocessed 2022 individual tax returns with no errors. you've got to be doing something right to have those kind of numbers that are certifiable and verifiable. those are real and tangible and show investment don't take my word for it. by the way i would ask unanimous consent to be entered into the record showing the agency will continue to prioritize high income individ

i understand the irs expanded and present services across the services. what help can irs taxpayers expect to receive from one of these r? pop up taxpayer services. >> not every taxpayer can afford an accountant and not every taxpayer has the means to travel to a location where we have a walking center so we are going to where thehe taxpayers are setting up pop-up centers being successful as we can. taxpayers who can't make it during the week and holding special sessions with low income taxpayers and help them with their refundable applications and get it right the first time. >> when democrats enacted the inflation reduction act we prioritize, we focus on building and irs so your testimony it is clear investment has already helped address the long-standing customer service issues and constituent have problems getting the refund they serve so inflation reduction act funding runs through fiscal year 2021. what is your vision how the irs serves 2031 and how do you plan to achieve this? >> the vision is taxpayers who need to reach us can reach us weekly and e

and those attorneys sign the paperwork that gets submitted to the irs. orkers told cnbc this model could protect it from potential liability if ineligible businesses claimed the credit do you feel innovation refunds has insulated itself from blame by partnering with outside cpas and tax attorneys? >> absolutely. they have clearly insulated themselves extremely well and say they don't provide tax advice. >> reporter: innovation refunds charges business owners 25% contingency fee on the refund they receive a former man in leadership said in their opinion, because of this business model, management was encouraged to take aggressive tax positions on qualifications in order to maximize their contingency fee. >> we create a vet easy path for business owners to tap into a significant amount of money. >> reporter: solicitation cnbc reviewed show that innovation refunds sent potential customers preapproval amounts for the credit one potential customer was preapproved for more than $300,000 and was sent emails with titles like, apply or say good-bye. former employe

the irs says seven out of 10 taxpayers will get money back. the average refund this year is $2812.magine that you know where you can spend that money pretty quickly. bills. >>> filing digitally should get your money fastest in around three weeks. as for next year, the irs says burrowing barring any extra weather events, the tax schedule should be back to normal with a mid-april deadline. that is only six months away.>> it is. if you have trouble, let us know. scan the qr code on your screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. do not mess around with the interest. the fed has hiked interest how many times? >> it is 22 times. >> the irs uses that interest. if you do not pay on time, it will get higher and higher. >> i saw tex got a couple of weeks ago and he said i said how are you doing. and he that i have to work six months longer. >> hopefully you do not need a tax cut because most people can file for free on their own on the irs website. i encourage you to check it out. >> good it. >>> traffic is usually pretty bad down in la but today's traffic jam is out o

the irs sate and they tell you you filed twice. the irs says the first step is to fill out a form. of course there's a form. it's the irs. you need form 1403-9, an identity theft affidavit. you have to download it, print it and fill it out. print your return on paper. once there's an identity theft issue, you can't file electronically. then attached the form to your return and mail them, according to the instructions. next, the irs says it will send you a letter acknowledging it got your affidavit. after that, the irs says your case will be researched and resolved by an employee with specialized identity theft training. what happens after the irs investigates? the irs says you will receive notification that your case has been resolved. when the irs closes your case, you might be enrolled in what's called the identity protection pin program. basically uncle sam will send you a new six-digit pin each year to file, and ideally the bad guys won't get their hands on that number. >>> as the war inten

of the new money for the irs. 0 new irs agents which democrats are really eager to get. i think that's a very responsible pay-for. so i think i think we need to act. we need to act with bipartisan unity and we need to support israel i hope we do that. >> bret: senator schumer as can you imagine. >> this poison pill increases the deficit. the price for helping israel and abandoning america's responsibilities around the globe making it much easier for the ultra rich to cheat on their taxes. how the heck could that be their highest priority? it's only when the hard right governs republican caucus. >> schumer and the democrats love to demonize the super rich. they ignore the fact that a lot of the super rich are funding the democratic party. these 87,000 irs agents are not going after the george soros and mark zuckerberg's of the world. they 87,000 irs agents are designed to go after small businesses and families in the middle class and target their political enemies. and that is a pattern we are seeing more and more.

and the irs did not offer a reason for the second extension. >>> scott budman is here. >> $2 billionbe thousands of jobs, and this is a throwback to the silicon valley origin story, in 1960 the space program turned to companies here for help, and now we have this, what it will eventually look like. a giant research campus to be built on the nasa research center, and the plan is to build the space research complex near aims creating a million feet of office space, and eventually creating new jobs, and new start-up companies to push the future of the space program forward. >> nasa has pretty good plans about people putting on extraterrestrial services. >> this will take about a decade before students and companies can get started, but the sort of environmental checks are already going on right now. >> i saw the renderings next on the iconic hangar. >> yeah. >> what kind of jobs are we talking about? scientists? >> well, professors, and scientists, and also engineers and scientists -- it could be a real kind of research triangle sort of feel right here between here and then, say, berkel

the irs postponed the deadline for people impacted by winter storms.t the irs announced earlier this morning most individuals and businesses in california will now have until november 16th to file their 2022 returns and pay any taxes due. the irs reminds california taxpayers they do not need to prove they were directly impacted by those severe weather winter storms to qualify for the extension. one of the nation's largest pharmacy chains has filed for bankruptcy. rite aid's announcement comes a month after the chain announced it was closing stores. rite aid has billions of dollars in debt and is facing lawsuits stemming from the opioid crisis. the company will stay afloat during the bankruptcy, but will close more stores and sell some of its businesses to help reduce costs while raising revenue to heart. meteorologist rosemary oroczo is here now with a look at your monday afternoon forecast and the weather going into the evening. hey rosemary. yes, andre gasia a pleasant day out there. temperatures are similar to where we were yesterday, increasing clo

the irs says the first step is to fill out a form. of course, there's a form. it's the irs.nt it and fill it out. old school. next, print out your return on paper. once there is an identity theft issue, you can't file electronically. sorry. then attach form 14039 to your return and mail them according to the instructions. next, the irs will send you a letter acknowledging it got your affidavit. after that, the irs says your case will be researched and resolved by an employee with specialized identity theft training. what happens after the irs investigates? the irs says you will receive notification that your case has been resolved. when the irs close yurz case, you might be enrolled in the identity protection pin program. basically, uncle sam will send you a new six digit pin each year to file. ideally, the bad guys won't get their hands on that number. >> thanks, chris. >>> to some political news. steve garvey is making a play at politics. he is announcing his intention to run for late senator dianne feinstein's senate seat. garvey is seek the republican nomination. garvey

no to rebuild the irs. it's to expand the irs. american citizen said we can fix our problems by putting more irs agents out there bothering american citizens trying to hang on to as much money as they earn. so if this what it takes, i think this is a really good first started. again, it acknowledges at the same time we want to help our friend and ally necessary real. we're acknowledging that we're $33 trillion in debt. we have to make difficult choices. i don't know that having more irs agents solves our spending p problem. since some of my friends on the left think it's important, let them make the choice. ly make the choice. >> sandra: sounds like it has your support on all levels there. thank you so much, congressman. i appreciate you joining us. thank you. >> thank you. god bless you. >> sandra: we have to get to this breaking news. general motors and the uaw have reached a deal a tentative deal. the final trout automaker to do so following six weeks of strikes against the big three. the g.m. deal following accords reach with

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they connected to this and the irs defending billionaires. certainly it also -- white house gives democrats an easy way out. they oppose it, no problem. the white house says this is not okay, go back to the drawing board. >> i don't understand that they are so stupid that they would actually again they would let the hostages just languish? they would let joe biden be the champion of israel even more? joe biden wanting to get money to israel and them blocking it? basically, telling israel and the jews to go to hell unless they get -- again, it's mind boggling. it's mind boggling. no, joe biden, we are not going to help you help jews and help israel unless you let billionaires cheat on their taxes, unless you have got the irs so much that your billionaire friends like -- that republicans billionaire friends can cheat on their taxes. it's such malpractice. they are basically saying to joe biden, you side with israel, we'll side with tax cheats. i'm sorry. i'm not good at this politics thing. but i don't think that's gonna poll well in wisconsin.

new house speaker mike johnson acknowledged the democrats oppose cutting funding to the irs. the white house called the bill a nonstarter. in the senate today the defense secretary and secretary of state will make the case to send aid to israel and ukraine, testifying at a hearing on the nation's $105 billion aid request. >>> and now into the investigation into the mass shooting in maine. the gunman's family warned authorities months before the massacre about his mental health, and cbs news has learned the army told his commanders that he should not have a weapon. so where was the breakdown in communication? cbs's shanelle kaul is joining us now from new york. chanel, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. authorities say the gunman's family warned local police five months before the shooting as they grew increasingly concerned about robert card's mental health, especially because of his access to firearms. >> it's a major tragedy beyond words. >> reporter: new documents released monday night report maine authorities were aware robert card was mentally unstable and had thr

would only provide aid to israel at this moment, and in addition to that, it would strip funding to the irs that would include something that might not get this passed. and also, both blinken and austin have reiterated that they have said to their counterparts how important it is and that the u.s. is trying to get up to 100 trucks per day of aid, and right now up to 60, but it is a drop in the bucket as to what they need. >> thank you, natasha. john? >> we are getting new reporting out of israel. first off, israel has changed the count of 240 of the number of hostages being held inside of gaza, and this is the 25th day in captivity. we are getting some video of the israeli incursion into gaza this morning. you can see the explosions there, and you also have some pictures of the israeli infantry, and it is not the only place north of ramallah of the occupied west bank, and they are targeted the hamas leader's compound there, and i do want to get right to the very latest with jim sciutto who is with northern israel who has seen ingoing or outgoing fighters who are based there in the southern

reducing the irs doesn't make a lot of sense to me. ve the irs is to make sure people pay their taxes. that's our source of revenue. >> at the bottom line, the best way to think about this, aid for israel is the most popular thing moving through either chamber of congress right now. what gets attached to it or stripped out will be the thing to watch. mike johnson called this first draft of aid legislation. lawmakers in both parties want to get a final draft to the president's desk by thanksgiving. so there is some time to sort this out. >> all right, thank you so much, garrett. susan, if the irs provisions are almost guaranteed, they're guaranteed to be rejected by the senate, by the white house, by lots of republicans, we heard from them, what is the house speaker doing? >> i don't know. it is really, if that's his first draft, it is a bad first draft. i'm not sure who it was there to please. and maybe he -- i'm going to give the new speaker benefit of the doubt that clearly he's not ready for primetime or he wouldn't have come up with

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when you take money from the irs to chase down tax cheats, that money more than paid for yourself. te and house have to agree on a plan, but it sounds like the senate doesn't like the house's plan. >> not at all. even fellow republicans in the senate are not that happy of johnson's plans. it is extraordinary and daring of him. this is his first kind of move as speaker of the house. i think even mitch mcconnell is not happy with it. >> see where it goes. >>> october is filipino american heritage month. >> learning tact community's history shouldn't end today. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is actually shining the spotlight on members of the community and culture. >> reporter: it's been a colorful and festive october. here you can see "california live"'s contributor dancing a popular dance. filipino martial arts is something that has also gained more recognition in recent years as well as the rediscovery of a long lost script being brought to more consciousness by this artist. what we see in the bay area during october and even beyond is a recognition of the filipino community an

the irs postponed the deadline for six months for people impacted by the winter storms. the irs says now is the time to file will pay if you can or arrange for payments if you can't afford that entire amount of your tax bill. it's just like it would be if you're in mid-april, if you have a requirement to file a tax return and you have a balance due, you do want to file that return and pay something. if you can't full pay, let's work something out. installment agreement. short term, long term, that kind of a thing. but the bottom line is the penalties, if you will, and the interest that can accrue are much greater for a return that's not filed with a requirement to file and not full paid as opposed to filing the return and paying something. now, the irs is reminding california taxpayers they don't need to prove they were directly impacted by the severe winter weather to qualify for that extension. and pam, a tax filing extension is being offered by the irs to anyone affected by the war in israel and gaza. the irs says if because of the war you can't meet the deadline for

when you give the irs a dollar, it's more than a dollar. budget office estimates the $80 billion that the irs received through its latest funding would cut the deficit by $100 billion, because the irs would be able to collect more money that the taxpayer already owed. >>> keep your eye on an obscure trial in colorado. they're trying to decide if donald trump should be allowed on the ballot there. the constitution says people who have engaged in insurrection or rebellion can't hold office. the court has to figure out, what does engage mean? how do you define an insurrection? trump faces similar eligibility challenges in minnesota, new hampshire, arizona and michigan. >>> and it's halloween, the white house celebrated last night with trick-or-treating. the president handed out candy and the first lady, she's a teacher, handed out books. she called it hallow-read. >>> october marks filipino heritage month and women's small businesses. on this last day of the month, we are spotlighting a filipino american representing a whole lot of both. she ow

ken griffin sued the irs after his taxes appeared in one of the articles.atement that he continues to be frustrated by the irs failure to protect personal data. the irs said in the statement late friday that, quote, any disclosure is unacceptable and it is improving the data protections. frank, there was a lot of discussion in the capitol over the leak and finding the leaker sdpleaker. >> i want to ask you mentioned propublic and new york times. what are they saying? >> new york times did not state anything. propublica did not state anything and if he felt it was in the public interest to public the data at the time. they didn't know the identity of the leaker. they probably learned on friday night as we all did. >> a developing story certainly. robert frank, always great to see you. thank you. >>> ahead on "worldwide exchange," the one word that every investor needs to know today. victoria green well layout her chart pick. that is coming up next. >>> if you haven't already, follow our podcast on apple or spotify or other podcast apps. more "worldwide excha

when you give the irs a dollar, it's more than a dollar. dget office estimates the $80 billion the irs received through its latest funding would cut the deficit by $100 billion, because the irs would be able to collect the money taxpayers owed it. >>> keep your eye on an obscure trial in colorado. they're trying to decide if donald trump should be allowed on the ballot. the constitution says people who engage in insurrection or rebellion can't hold office. the court is going to have to figure out what does engage mean, how do you define an insurrection? trump faces similar eligibility challenges in minnesota, new hampshire, arizona and michigan. >>> it's halloween, the white house celebrated last night with trick-or-treating. the president handed out candy, the first lady is a teacher and handed out books. she called it hallo-read. back to you. >> the buckets got really heavy with all the books. >>> october, both filipino american heritage month and also a time when u.s. small business administration highlights the importance of women-owned

he has worked out an agreement with the irs to pay off the liability. >>> and now to a massacre of the innocent in ukraine. more than 50 people have been killed in a likely russian missile attack in the kharkiv region ukraine is condemning what it's calling terrorism, while vladimir putin and roush deny any russian responsibility nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel has the story. >> reporter: a huge russian missile, effectively wiped this tiny village off the map, flattening what was main street in eastern ukraine there's hardly a trace of the grocery and coffee shop that with here. residents say there were only 330 people living in the village. in an instant, more than 50 were killed restiv relatives from surrounding areas rushed over. this woman looking for her mother as vul andillagers were n a vigil for a soldier who was killed when it occurred. zelenskyy called it a deliberate and brutal act of terrorism. president putin took no responsibility for any of this he claimed russia did not start the war it ukrain ukraine, just opposite he says russia is trying to end it that'

speaker wants a separate bill just to deal with israel, but included in that are spending cuts to the irsnforcement, meant to offset the cost of the price tag. that has prompted a furious democratic revolt and the chairman are about to give testimony in a matter of minutes from top cabinet officials. she says that house republican plan is dead on arrival, and in talking for the number two senate republican john thune, he made clear it is an open question about how any of this will get resolved. >> would you be okay of separating the two out? >> it's going to be what the traffic will bear. will they have the votes to pass? we'll see what it looks like. if they send something over separately and it has bipartisan support coming out of the house, then it's probably going to be hard not to take that up here. >> reporter: and that is the real question, is exactly what can get out of the senate that can pass the house and if the house plan does pass this week, democrats are saying it has no path in the senate. so what ultimately happens here as israel awaits raid from the united states, as ukra

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stuart: so you take the money from the irs and give that money to israel. ld to this. no problem at all with that? and that would pass the house? >> oh, it'll pass the house. listen, that is the thing that makes the most sense to do. stuart, you know this, janet yellen is having problems raising more money in capital markets. our new debt obligations are becoming more expensive to the united states. so what should we do do that is the prudent thing to do here at home while also supporting our ally, israel? you go to some of these nice things that joe biden says he wanted to do, and you have to carve the money out of that to take care of israel's security and support our greatest ally in the region. it's that simple. by the way, there would still be another $65 billion for the irs to the continue to add new agents. stuart: okay. let's turn back to the ukraine for a second. they've already gotten, i believe what i'm told is $115 billion. they want, the president wants another $61 billion for ukraine. is that out of the question? 40 this more for ukraine at all

asked for, but they're not including ukraine funding and proposing to pay for it by recisions to the irs cost more money to some degree. do you agree with their approach right now? >> what i think is it's a typical negotiating tactic when you have a divided congress. they know that the democrats in the senate are not going to agree to exactly that proposal. >> do they? >> yeah, they do. they do. >> all of them? >> well, it doesn't matter if all of them. majority of them know. and i think the speaker certainly knows that's not going to happen. so, you sent out a marker in negotiation. this is what we would like on our best day. the democrats in the senate are going to do that. then you've got to negotiate what's going to happen in between. the president needs to get involved in that because of the importance of the israel aid package. now in ukraine, i would support it being done together. but i'm encouraged by the fact that the new speaker said, he supports aid to ukraine. and so i assume what he wants to do to try to keep peace inside his own caucus that he just barely got elected to le

so they're going after -- democrats wanted the irs to go after $600 phone app transactions like on zellebill. you know what i mean? so you see taxpayers are really upset about this. taxpayers wait for months in isp against. there's neurotic fiddling with the tax code by lawmakers, and (lighthearted music) the tax code by lawmakers, and now the democrats are - "best thing i've ever done." that's what freddie told me. - a person like me needed to get a reverse mortgage to change my life. it was the best thing i've ever done. - really? - yes, without doubt! - [tom selleck] joanne said just about the same thing. - it absolutely is the best thing i ever did. - jack put it a different way. to him, it was about having his grandkids over. - you want to have the kids over, you want to have the grandkids over. - yeah. - you want to have the family over. you want to say, "this is my place." - great people, different people. that's for sure. and all of them had different reasons for getting a reverse mortgage. but you know what? they all felt the same about two things. they all loved their home, and

of course, the irs agents said that the investigation -- evenhanded? a limited the number of witnesses that could be interviewed. they tipped off the defense counsel about a subpoena. the judge says the plea deal was a joke. all that is just half the story. there is one investigation protecting president biden, there's another one attacking president trump. >> to turn over boxes of documents. he does just that. in the process, president trump finds 38 additional documents and tells the department justice, very next day, the fbi comes to his home and he turns them over. then, the department of justice asks president to put any boxes he brought in the white house to his home in a storage room and secured by locking it. he does that as well. everything they ask him to do, he did, and in what does the justice department do? august 8th, last year, they raid president trump won home. according to the fbi agent, the assistant director in charge of the washington field office, the sort was a complete departure from standard protocol. when we interviewed mr. da

the irs postponed the deadline for six months for people impacted by the heavy winter storms. the irs says that now is the time to file pay or arrange for payment if you can't afford your entire 2022 tax bill. it's just like it would be if you're in mid-april, if you have a requirement to file a tax return and you have a balance due, you do want to file that return and pay something. if you can't full pay, let's work something out. installment agreement. short term, long term, that kind of a thing. but the bottom line is the penalties, if you will, and the interest that can accrue are much greater for a return that's not filed with a requirement to file a not full paid as opposed to filing the return and paying something. the irs is reminding california taxpayers they don't need to prove they were directly impacted by the severe winter weather to qualify for the extension and a tax filing extension is being offered by the irs to anyone affected by the war in israel and gaza. the irs says if because of the war, you cannot meet the deadline for paying your taxes or for filing yo

in the irs, looking to prosecute the very victims of the weapon is government or the weapon eyes irs. jack smith, the guy who prosecuted governor mcdonald only to have the supreme court overturned that prosecution in a unanimous decision. that guy that the attorney general of the united states select as special counsel. you wonder why four out of five americans believe there are now two standards of justice in our great country. i anticipate a number of westerns on these two investigations. later in the hearing i expect republicans will also get questions about the many other concerns the american people have with the department. the school board memorandum, the catholics memo that said pro-life catholics are extremists. the fifth circuit decision. a decision centering -- censoring american speech and defying the law for reauthorization this year and how the process has been abused and infringes on the privacy rights of the american people. america is believed today in our country there is unequal application of the law. they believe that because there is. republicans committed that c

how cynical to try to take $14 billion from the irs funding that we know is actually working to collecto were not paying their taxes, corporate tax dollars that were due and owed rightfully by the laws of the united states, how is it the speaker of the house decided to cheat the irs revenues to pretend to support israel? that's not support for israel. >> i want to ask you also about the rising number of incidents, the threat of anti-semitism, problems on campuses, as well as islamaphobia around the country. >> i'm greatly worried about it, andrea. i was a professor for ten years on a college campus here in philadelphia. i know your connection to our philadelphia universities as well. i care desperately about our education system. but we must do everything in our power, whether in academia or just in the community, to call out anti-semitism, to call out islamaphobia wherever it exists. i'm thinking so much, andrea, after thesebarbaric attacks by hamas, and how that's incendiary to these bigoted attacks, anti-semitic attacks that simply must be unacceptable throughout the world. i hope yo

take the 14 billion from the obscene 80 billion that biden earmarked for the irs. tax agency remembers plans to hire thousands of new agents who would essentially harass hard-working americans. of course, if the choice is to cut bureaucracy or grow it, the democrats will always choose the latter. >> house republicans released a partisan and woefully inadequate package with no aid to ukraine, no humanitarian assistance for gaza, and poison pills that help wealthy tax cheats avoid paying their fair share. how the heck could that be their highest priority? it's only when the hard right govern the republican caucus. >> laura: now they don't for a second consider how this debt pile-on and deficit spend something pushing us closer to the fiscal cliff. clean-up is far worse for our national security than whatever may happen in ukraine. of course, chuck and most of the accept to and octogenarians on the hill will be gone by the time their unsustainable spending grabs america by the throat it. will be another generation's catastrophe to deal with joining me now is kevin hass

the new speaker in the republican—led house wants israel funding to be financed by budget cuts to the irsenate. so here we are again, a standoff in congress, split government, reluctance to compromise, all of which puts american interests on the line. i have been getting reaction to that from republican senator mike lee, who has been attending a conference here in london. starting with his position on the calls for humanitarian pauses in gaza. 0bviously, peace is always the objective. nonetheless, i believe it's also important to let israel fight israel's war. israel was barbarically attacked by savages on october 7th, and israel needs to have some leeway to fight the war and to win that war in the manner that it deems most effective. there's been a lot of talk about whether iran was or was not involved. what should it mean, do you think, for america's policy towards iran and its approach to saudi arabia and its gulf allies? well, first of all, i think the notion that iran was not involved in these attacks is utterly absurd. we know that iran was involved. we know that iran has been fundi

willis to the chairman on september 7, 2023. >> i would offer this article from cnn, top irs official latest witness to dispute allegations from whistleblower on hunter biden tax case. >> objection. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentle lady from miami. >> we have been investigating very serious charges made about your department and other elements of the biden administration which alleged ignoring the law to protect political allies from being held accountable for their wrongdoing. one aspect of this allegation brought by two very credible whistleblowers from the irs demonstrates a strategy of delaying criminal investigation into hunter biden and blocking any investigations into the corruption of joe biden. the whistleblower testimony notes that u.s. attorney general david weiss, in november 2022, allowed the statute of limitations to expire even though hunter biden's attorney had already agreed to extend the statute on the 2014 and 2015 charges which included an attempt to evade or defeat taxes and the fraud and false statements related to the million dollars that burisma paid t

we'll talk to the irs about ( ♪♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. of a healthier tomorrow. where vapes are deemed safer. nevermind that they'll increase your risk of lung cancer. and they're anti-aging. because you're more likely to die younger from a stroke. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry can rebrand itself as your friend. >>> it feels like spooky season, not tax season, but for californians the deadline is quickly approaching to file and pay taxes. >> the state and uncle sam pushed back the deadline for californians. consumer investigator chris chmura joins us with advice for people who still need to file and clues about what to expect for next year. >>> winter storms earlier this year wreaked havoc on so many families, which is why the deadline to file and pay state and federal taxes was pushed back to october 16th around here. the delayed deadline applies to every county in the bay area, and most of the rest of california. if you took advantage of this break, the irs stresses now is the time to file and pay, because if you w

well, the irs has an important message to taxpayers on this deadline day. ey say now is the time to file your return and pay up, even if you cannot afford the entire amount of your 2022 tax bill. so the bottom line is file the return, pay something and that way, moving forward, you can definitely decrease your chances for penalties and interest accruing on the account because you file the return. and did pay something. well, the powerful winter storms took a devastating toll on homeowners across the state. and the irs says this extension is a form of tax relief for those storm victims. and the irs is reminding california taxpayers they do not need to prove they were directly impacted by the severe winter weather to qualify for this. dave, over to you. all right, andre, thank you. time 716. but we're still more than two months away for christmas from christmas. but both the postal service and fedex announced this year's cut off dates for holiday deliveries this year. christmas is on a monday. so the postal service telling customers to mail your holiday packag

i was a contractor for the irs erything 2006. everything was locked down. en then, little john was ablew to walk away with information and not be busted. with infyeah, we're not buying the leaky little john hit this guy leaks to the times trump's h tax returns and then just is on the lam. >> three years. i was living in maryland. bob from allentown, pennsylvania. run, jesse, run! where do i send the money? send the check to johnnyney? me. and he'll give it to me. i told you, it's going to be 10 million at least, but i might do it for nine.east james from rhode island. omthis is the first timet that i've seen meatballs brand. i wasn't expectingti her to be o saucy. no, you weren't expecting that from meatball. >> we might have a follow up report tomorrow on meatball. we're going to do a direct style. i always remember. i'm waters. this is my world. and welcome to hannity. and tonigh

in 2018 was because after nexus with some sort of on line pornography ring the irs was investigating respirately so obviously this has always been a sordid part of the tale we know from the irs whistleblowers hunter biden had written off some payments to prostitutes as a business expense on his taxes. those are the types of things that make americans sick. there is a double standard at the justice departments when you see how aggressively justice department is going after people like donald trump for financial crimes for things that most people might think are maybe even lesser offenses and then hunter biden seems to skate by year after year, the investigation ongoing the investigation has been sitting at the justice department for years and nothing done. >> and she brings up the former president so let's go that direction he was in court today for this fraud case and said this. >> anybody that does business in new york state is crazy. when you have a radical left attorney general like latasha james who is elected on the fact we are going to take down president trump, she knew nothin

one aspect of this allegation brought by two very credible whistleblowers from the irs demonstrates a strategy of delaying criminal investigation into hunter biden and blocking any investigations into the corruption of joe biden. the whistleblower testimony notes that u.s. attorney david weiss in november, 2022 allowed the statute of limitations to expire even though hunter biden's attorney had already agreed to extend the statute on the 2014 and 2015 charges, which charges included an attempt to evade taxes in the fraud and false statements related to the million dollars that was paid to hunter biden while his father was vice president. during a recent transcribed interview with the committee, fbi officials from the baltimore field office refused to answer questions about the expired 2015 tax charges because they were allegedly part of a quote ongoing investigation, are the tax charges in fact part of an ongoing investigation? >> again, i have no familiarity with the details of this particular investigation>> so you don't know when we -- one way or the other? how about when the charg

the irs extended the federal tax filing deadline until november 16th.t is for everybody in the bay area and other parts of the states hit by those destructive winter storms. the state franchise tax board has joined the irs in giving california taxpayers one more month . >>> this is a look at the golden gate bridge from earlier this morning. with the marine layer filling in. at the surface level it allows for some gray skies. from above it looks gorgeous. i want to start with that. i want to show you the clouds hanging around today. just offshore we will see the winds pushing in from the north . wind gusts this afternoon up to 20 miles per hour near san francisco near dinnertime. that is not the big weather store. it is another heat dome building its way in as we head into the forecast. this will impact is wednesday and thursday. with the heat picking and we can cool down past heading into the weekend. how hot will he get? i have not showed you daytime highs today. i will give you that in a second. for thursday, san jose we could potentially break record

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and we have news on the irs and first let's go back to capitol hill. where kevin mccarthy is no longer speaker of the house personally i think this was necessary. scott perry all the freedom caucus conservatives they would have given us the same outcome with appropriation bills and cut government spending and secure the border and literally stand up for the principles they need to stand up for it all would have been done. but it is what it is at this point. and sadly now they have to act swiftly and have to prove to the american people that they can governing keep their promises. they have been doing a pretty good job but that's the way the town works sadly now eight republican lawmakers join all 208 house democrats to oust the speaker last night after a motion to vacate was put forward by florida congressman. 210 out of 218 voted to keep mccarthy but with a slim majority it was not enough for kevin mccarthy. by the way he did not have to have the vote yesterday he said that's about you want to have i will not make it with democrats let's have the vote

i'm going to use that with the irs. countries. >> that's what i do. that's the reason i didn't pay -- [laughter] the world showcase at disney, the norway showcase -- [laughter] stuart: nice try. nice try. okay, shoemaker birkenstock, it made its debut. did not go well or, did it? lauren: it's a high profile flop. i mean, that sums up this story. i think it scares other companies who are looking to go public this year because if birkenstock can't do it, can can we? let me give you some specifics. the price of the ipo was 46. dropped 13% to 40 yesterday where it is right now. their private equity owners tried to say, you know, birkenstock has a value this line with, let's say, nike. and investors didn't buy it. and many funds that did buy it are potentially sitting on big losses right now. stuart: okay. by the way, tomorrow is friday feedback. lauren: oh, boy. stuart: we want to know, are birkenstock shoes just as ugly as crocs? lauren: can i give you my answer right now? stuart: go ahead. lauren: yes, but birkenstocks ar

. >>> the irs is telling microsoft to pay up. tax agency says the tech titan owes nearly $29 billion in pack taxes the dispute focuses on allocated profits between countries and jurisdiction between 2004 and 2013 microsoft fired pack against the claim, vowing to contest it in court if necessary the company will likely go through the irs' administrative appeal which could take years. >>> new inflation numbers are due out within just hours. and hopefully, hopefully the outlook is good. steve sedgwick joins us with what to expect hi, steve, good morning. >> yeah, really good to see you, phillip and frances. we had wholesale data yesterday. it was way higher than expectations and that didn't all go particularly well for the cpo, the consumer price inflation we're expecting the core figure be that strips out things like energy and food, 4.1% higher in september. as expected as well that could keep the pressure on the federal reserve meeting at the tail of this month and are they going to raise rates one more time? american consumers ar

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