for every dollar invested in the irs, it returns $12. host: mary in maryland on the independent line. good morning. caller: hello. i am calling to say that trump is in this race basically for one reason. to keep the tax cuts for the rich going. if musk is willing to put in $46 million per month to make sure that trump wins so that the tax cuts will stay intact, how can that be good for the entire country? how can anybody --good morning. host: go ahead. i think you are hearing your echo in the background from the television. caller: how can that man, trump, be good for the middle class and the working class? project 2025 is written by trump 's main people. they are talking about defunding social security and medicare. how can any senior vote for trump? if you have your thinking caps, think. the ones voting for trump are under his spell. host: let's get a response. guest: thank you for that question. first about billionaires and money and elections. we did a report in 2022 looking at the election and found that billionaires had contributed

[applause] and then we have people like in mpower who are taking names with the irs, the fbi. it goes on and on jason foster and triston, thank you. [applause] some we have forgotten. critical of the files, she went to jail and we also have here again in a world of lies these people stand on truth. today, in the media, there was a cia analyst who talked about russia's interference in the 2016 election. reality winner also revealed that subject matter in 2017 and went to jail. whistleblowers stand on the truth, and last but not least, i want to go back to 2007 the people who started the fire, the people who did whistleblower week in washington, d.c. they started the fire which has resulted in today. that is tom devine, standup, tom. [applause] stephen cole. jeffrey, jim, adam miles and marsha coleman. thank you for starting the fire. now it is your time to keep the fire going. people of integrity need your support. embrace them, embrace people of integrity. raise them up. may god bless you and keep all of you. [applause] we are fortunate to have so many representatives of gover

had to call secretary mnuchin, arst treasury secretary which oversees the irs, i said look, get the irsees and penalties aren't going to call president trump who will deal with it in a different way. fortunately the irs walked away from their position with jason and others, but the democrats, it is really rich were chuck schumer to say that because they have known about it for a long time, so enamored with the irs that they haven't fixed -- we asked them to fix it for years. our poor hostages get abused by iranians and russian captors and then they come back here and the irs piles on. it's really a shame. it's embarrassing. >> sandra: i'm sure their people hearing of this for the first time and their minds are blown that is a problem they are dealing with when they come home. thanks, robert. >> things were having become a sandra. >> sandra: massachusetts resident becoming the first of the season to be diagnosed with a rare and potentially fatal disease spread to humans through infected mosquitoes. how that town is trying to stop it from spreading. allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks

if democrats were serious about providing taxpayer relief, they wouldn't pile additional work on the irs but still cannot carry out a sick taxpayer services. one would think the request for a finance committee markup on this bill would have been well received. instead, those requests which began in january have continued to go ignored. the bills proponents have used the better part of this year on a public pressure campaign littered with misinformation. it fails to provide meaningful tax relief to working families and goes too far towards the democrats goal of turning the child tax credit into a subsidy untetheredo to work which is fundamentally contrary to what the credit was created to do. more than $30 billion of the cost to expand the child tax credit in this bill about 91% of the money in the bill with the child tax credit would go to individuals who pay no income tax. that isn't tax relief, it's a subsidy and the bills child tax credit provisions treat working taxpayers as an afterthought. they are also waiting for that taxaf relief until two years afr the benefits accrue to those

larry: or, or, just repeal the treasury irs order? >> there you go, perfect. rry: it's, the last time i looked, i served a couple times in government, so have you, the irs is part of treasury and the treasury is part of the executive branch which is run by mr. biden and ms. harris. so therefore they could repeal this rule anytime they want and they won't do it which undercuts -- but here's the big point, question for you, mr. trump has got to hammer away on what he did and why she wouldn't do it. in other words, all these things are kind of a gift. i mean tim walz of minnesota is a socialist gift, okay? these flip-flops and plagiarisms and so forth, they're little gifts but he has to turn them into important gift the. he has to hammer away, does he not? that's what -- don't wander off, don't call her stupid, all kinds of names, stay on message? >> the winning formula for president trump is plain to see, fewer insults more insights, policy contrast. he has the swagger underdog estimated of 2016 back larry. you overlay that with the four year presidential record

if democrats were serious about providing taxpayer relief, they would not pile additional work on the irs that still cannot carry out basic taxpayer services. for all my democrat colleagues' past calls for regular order in the senate, one would think the senate republican request for a finance committee markup on this bill would have been well-received. instead, those requests, which began in january, have continued to go ignored. instead of moving through regular order and engaging my colleagues and me, the bill's proponents have used the better part of this year on a public pressure campaign littered with misinformation. that is unfortunate because the bill does get a lot of things right. however, the critical flaw with the bill is that it fails to provide meaningful tax relief to working families and instead goes too far toward the democrats' goal of turning the child tax credit into a subsidy unat the timingered to -- untethered to work which is fundamentally contrary to what the credit was created to do. for those who accuse republicans of not chair about -- of not caring about child

agents there's no such thing as reduce inflation c1 or just repeat the treasury of the irser pretty and look at, the last time that i looked, serve the couple of times a government some of you and the irs as part of the treasury. the treasury as part of the executive branch is run by mr. biden and kamala harris and therefore they can repeal this rule anytime they want and they won't do it which undercuts but here's the big point about question for you, mr. trump has got to hammer away on what he did and why she would not do what in other words, all these things accredit a gift. enemy t tim walz is a socialist gift okay police flip-flops and the plagiarism's, and so forth, their little gifts videos to turn them into important gifts and he is to hammer away dissing on, enemy, that is what well don't wander off and don't call stupid in all kinds of names, stay on message smith winning formula for president trump is plain to see it is fewer insults more enticing the policy contrast and he has that hunger is like the underdog and underestimated the 2016, and then the overly that

. >> the irs is the most powerful collection agency on earth and being a debt to the irs can have seriousconsequences. oftentimes it begins with the irs sending you a collection letter but then escalates. and before you know it, you're having your paychecks garnished. your bank account seized. even your home business could be at risk. >> my problem was i hadn't paid my taxes in eight years. i was trying to take on the irs by myself. i have five children and i'm trying to take care of my kids. and there's a lot of stress. >> i owed the irs over $10,000. they told me the possibilities of garnishing my wages to resolve this debt that i owed them. >> i owed a lot of money to the irs. almost $15,000. there was nothing i could do about it. i just overwhelmed of what to do. these stories are all too common. >> but thankfully, there's optima tax relief. america's number one most trusted tax resolution firm. optimist experts have helped thousands of people with stories just like these resolve their tax debt. i owe 15,000. i only had to pay 3500. and now my debt is clean. i don't owe anything. it w

they're doing a total 180 here. >> irs and the biden here is irs came out and publicly stated that thataking sure people were paying taxes on their tips now they're doing a complete 180, they have been dragging around a corpse the last three years. the base is excited because kamala harris is in in somebody they can follow that is out and about and she still has an interview with the media in the press let's put that aside, the fact that they have an arsonist policy she was ahead arsonist and deciding vote in the inflation and dishonest inflation reduction act which led to the highest inflation we've ever seen working families have to pay on average $11000 more per year to get the same basics. she was at the head of that and out of trying to completely flip it, this is not the first day if you say she's good to do on the first day she's a thousand days into her job when will you start worrying about the american taxpayer, don't tell us what you going to do, do it now. maria: she is flip flopping all over the place and certainly doing a flip flop on the border as well when she was rallyi

for every dollar invested in the irs, it returns $12. nd on the independent line. good morning. caller: hello. i am calling to say that trump is in this race basically for one reason. to keep the tax cuts for the rich going. if musk is willing to put in $46 million per month to make sure that trump wins so that the tax cuts will stay intact, how can that be good for the entire country? how can anybody --good morning. host: go ahead. i think you are hearing your echo in the background from the television. caller: how can that man, trump, be good for the middle class and the working class? project 2025 is written by trump 's main people. they are talking about defunding social security and medicare. how can any senior vote for trump? if you have your thinking caps, think. the ones voting for trump are under his spell. host: let's get a response. guest: thank you for that question. first about billionaires and money and elections. we did a report in 2022 looking at the election and found that billionaires had contributed a record amount of c

for every dollar invested in the irs, it returns $12. on the independent line. good morning. caller: hello. i am calling to say that trump is in this race basically for one reason. to keep the tax cuts for the rich going. if musk is willing to put in $46 million per month to make sure that trump wins so that the tax cuts will stay intact, how can that be good for the entire country? how can anybody --good morning. host: go ahead. i think you are hearing your echo in the background from the television. caller: how can that man, trump, be good for the middle class and the working class? project 2025 is written by trump 's main people. they are talking about defunding social security and medicare. how can any senior vote for trump? if you have your thinking caps, think. the ones voting for trump are under his spell. host: let's get a response. guest: thank you for that question. first about billionaires and money and elections. we did a report in 2022 looking at the election and found that billionaires had contributed a record amount of cam

harris because she was literally the tie-breaking vote on democrats getting about $80 billion more for the irs to do more audits including on tip income plus the biden-harris administration pushed for this novel new irs crackdown on tips to get the irs inside the door at restaurants and bars to directly monitor tips at the cash register. yeah, they said it was voluntary but senator you know nothing is voluntary in a system where you are guilty until proven innocent. so, she's mimicking biden on his agenda, with gouging corporate creed. she's mimicking trump on taxing tips and the border, and more, so what is original in her platform? >> there is nothing original. as i said, she'll read whatever is put on that teleprompter, and what we do know is this. if she had wanted to eliminate tax on tips, she could have done that. she could have said to the irs commissioner, look, you better not be going after all these small business owners. after people who own barber shops and hair salons. people that should fall under that $400,000 threshold but under biden, oh, no. they are going after them all. she

harris who delivered the tie-breaking vote in the senate to give nearly 80 billion bucks more to the irsngs like worker tips, plus we reported how the biden white house launched a new push to get the irs inside restaurants and bars to try to track tips in realtime at the cash register. show cbs here. cbs is getting called out for disparate treatment saying trump's taxes on tips would cost the government in hundreds of billions of lost revenue but when kamala harris copied it cbs tweeted she's fighting to end taxes on service workers, joe. >> yeah, rolling out a new policy position. oh, i don't believe it's new and her opponent talked about it more than two months ago. this gaslighting is disgusting, liz, and for the press secretary to stand up there and say no, the president has always supported this when there's not one speech, not one tweet, not one word he's ever said about this , and insists well privately he was thinking about it. this is an absolute joke and you have surrogates of kamala harris on places like msnbc for example, says she's always supported no tax on tips despite not

ok, the irs service, i have to get the irs code from the food and drug organization at the moment when i want to deliver the prescription drug , because this is a very code that according to different brands are changing every day, and i have to tell you that if i don't have this code, i can't send my medicine. where you say that the central insurance organization has not reached, i have a voice, because we have a split, if you allow it, they are clans, sir. dear knowledge, my friend, my servant , mr. sarkar, mrs. ali askgari, i can tell you this, my body's testimony is that there is no correspondence between all generic codes and irc codes, and now there is no service that i can inquire at the same time, if the respected doctor he has prescribed the generic drug, what is being delivered to the patient? it is a big fundamental problem that has not been mentioned in the program so far. mr. doctor, these forms say that it should be an online service . there is no online service today that has a complete overview of generic drugs and irc. ali askari, can you ask them this question at all?

is there no discretion in the irs. >> brian: no. have you met the irs?lawrence: this is wrong here. you know, they were captive. the commissioner can't do anything about it. the president can't make a phone call and say hey, let's lay off a little bit. you have to pass a law for everything? maybe, i don't know. >> steve: brian, you asked h and r block in russia? >> brian: can we find out? >> steve: there is a soviet block. >> brian: there you go. those are the good old days. >> steve: those. were there another story you are going to be talking about. tennessee mom of four kids is dividing the internet as she defends her decision to not volunteer at school events. she won't do it. instead she calls herself a venmo mom. here's how she explains that. >> be on pto, pta, room mom, team mom. i don't want to do i of in that i start getting stressed when they start asking for volunteers. oh, no, i know they are judging me because i'm not raising my hand. if the room mom needs money for everyone to participate. fine. i will venmo money right over. i told one of t

cerave foaming cleanser. receive fines from the irs. they could not file or pay taxes, he hopes house speaker mike johnson will help pass legislation quickly once congress is back in session in september. >> they'll need help from the irs back here at home because they have, in some cases, had no years of irs filings that lead to fines, fees and payback. if something it's not something you think of, but it happens all the time. we want to make sure that a burden like this, the irs fines and fees that could hurt their credit and cause stress is totally removed. >> now, the three americans who are a part of that 24 detain the 24 detainees who were released in a prisoner swap deal between the us and russia last week. >> our time is now 555. most of us are hooked on smartphones, but now research indicates mental health risks for teenagers. researchers at king's college in the uk found that young people who said they were more addicted to their phones were twice as likely to report anxiety and three times as likely to suffer from depression

so the irs does not understand the tax code. i am an alumnus of the creative and surprise institute. -- creative enterprise institute. every year they do an assessment of think alert -- of federal regulatory code that is in excess of 200 pages now, and the total cost on the country is larger than the gd he had india and gashed in gdp of india. that is the burden the american government puts on businesses. but it is the american businesses that had the ability to hire accountants to deal with those things, and it is the small businesses that end up suffering. for all the talk you hear from politicians and regulators about doing competition and helping the big guy versus the little guy, the minute you pass a 200 page bill that enhances competition, all you have done is empower the people who are able to influence those bills, write those bills, and comply with those bills. erick: related to that, i have had to hire an accountant as i got into syndicated radio and it started roaming. while i was paying myself a salary, they said if

she previously backed democrats' push for $80 billion to beef up the irs. lude more audits on tip income, john. so the biden, harris administration, remember, they rolled out this tip reporting system to keep service workers in compliance with the irs. it was supposed be voluntary. haven't heard much about that since. this is a change from what her own administration said a year ago. >> the biden, harris administration is talking out of two sides of their mouth. you know, on the one hand we're going to go ahead and not tax tips, on the other hand we're going to go ahead and a tax tips. my goodness, this sounds rid i'm ridiculous. and harris will have a difficult time trying to separate herself from biden's economic record. i think there's no getting away from that. as trump points out there's no creative, no interesting ideas coming out of the democratic party anymore. it's a rehash of the same old of stuff, progressive economics, that all it does is produce high inflation and as a result even if you get a raise you don't -- your standard of living this suff

while the irs says it is prepared to worked with freed hostages and detainees to provide the maximumelief available under federal law, it is limited in what it can do would why we add insult to injuries to make penalties and interest on top of tax bill. >> senate is calling on the house to take action after it passed bipartisan stop tax in may. >> a few dozen americans. they deserve our attention. they deserve our support. they deserve our prayers. >> rezaian is hopeful there will be progress to help future and former detainees get life back together. >> we should be doing everything as a country to make it as easy as possible for these folks. >> while senators chris coons and mike rounds are focused on getting the irs to waive fines and penalties there doesn't appear to be any effort in congress to provide private companies for relief for freed hostages. bret? >> bret: the dramatic rescue of a israeli hostage who was held by hamas. we will bring you there and then is the u.s. deterrence campaign against iran stretching our military too thin? ♪ symptoms kept me out of the picture. wi

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and as you can see , a lot of the information that is provided in that report is what came from the two irs whistleblowers that came from our committee, the ways and means committee, and highlighted how the biden-harris administration had obstructed, obstructed their investigation, which ultimately led to numerous examples where we found corruption. in fact, those irs whistleblowers, their documents is what provided the documentation of $27 million that came from foreign entities into the biden family, including thousands of dollars that ultimately came from china to president biden. liz: okay, so what are the crimes of misdemeanors? will they be charged? >> well, under biden-harris justice department, i wouldn't count on that, but the house has its own oversight responsibility and this is what the report is to present all the information, all the evidence to the entire house of representatives and the house should act accordingly. liz: so okay, we don't know yet, right? it could happen. you're saying crimes of misdemeanors could be charged? >> the house of representatives cannot bring the

. >> biden seems intent on taking your earnings as the irs announced they want to start tracking all he tips workers earn so they can be taxed for it so so much for biden's secret promise to not raise taxes on those making less and remember this is all part of his so-called inflation reduction act. >> sean: if you work in the service industry that you were recently audited by the irs you can think kamala harris and if you work in the service industry that they will be coming after you to pay for the green new deal dreams but will she be asked about this issue? will she answer any tough questions at all? take a look at this headline that kamala harris is not held a press conference since emerging as the nominee and this from the washington post "we love to ask kamala harris, why she change so many positions since 2020 and questions posed by the atlantic, why her politics are so hard to pin down and i'll answer this one that if she tells the truth, she will lose in a landslide she says on day one cackled deal with inflation and fix the border and that's my top priority and been the vice

to oversee that tips are actually being reported honestly here in afford the irs is only enforced tips through voluntary efforts, compliance efforts with employers, as opposed to extensive audits. and i think the concern is the rnc going to have more and more tools at its disposal and more and more tips will have to be reported but if we exempt if you're not up for workers, we will find that many more workers, not just lower paid service workers. will see their compensation in the form of tips. and we'll get a lot more tip requests on those ipads you describe well, aren't you incentivizing employers not to have a higher hourly wage? instead, they'll opt to say, you can take your compensation in the form of a tip because after all, you wouldn't be paying taxes on it, isn't this contrary to escalating wages is what i'm trying to say. >> well, i think so. i think that the more straightforward way to help lower paid workers is to increase the minimum wage and the subminimum wage for tipped workers instead, if we have more tips by customers, will find the employer's shifting some of th

ok, service, i have to get the ir code from the food and drug organization at the moment when i want to deliver the prescription drug, because this is a code that is changing every day according to different brands, and i will tell you if this is i don't have the code, i can't send my medicine, what you did n't get to the central insurance organization, because we have a gap. we are communicating this view you mentioned regularly and in the center coding of the ministry of health is also implemented. it is being handed over to the patient. this is a big fundamental problem that has not been mentioned in the program so far. mr. doctor, you said this in the second part . allow me to continue. we will tell you the rest of the cases . our service is to provide the service directly to them, but this is how it looks. in fact, this should be a service, it should be online, we should be able to make inquiries at the moment, mr. zamani, please forgive me. it should be complete, so that the social security organization and even mrs. ali's health insurance can ask them this question. askari, ca

when jason came home, the first thing he got was a letter from the irs saying he will thousands of dollars in fines and fees for unpaid taxes. it turns out congress has to act to waive those fees. i have a bipartisan bill that cleared the senate. we are waiting for the house to act and i have a bill with the senator to restore the credit rating of anyone that's been wrongfully detained. paul whelan who spent six years in prison is a classic example of someone who has a ruined credit score. i want to get this over the finish line so congress can contribute to welcoming home these heroes who have now finally been freed from their overly long ordeal of being in prison. >> i did not know they were hit with those two things. one more question, you serve on the foreign relations committee and served in the senate with vice president harris. talk to me about how you think she will continue this collaborative work versus donald trump style. >> i am confident vice president harris who has been side-by-side with president biden in meetings with more than 140 different world leaders and gave a strong

then we learned with the irs whistleblowers that the bidens never paid a penny of taxes on this moneylines that the bidens have violated the foreign agents' registration act a, the bidens have committed tax evasion, tax fraud, and i think that you're going to see steps taken now to finally hold this family accountable. at the very least, the american people, stuart, know that the bidens have been selling access to their father while he was vice president of the united states, and this is something i don't think any american would approve of. stuart: biden will be out of office in the next few months, so because it matter that you move forward with this now? >> i think so. i think it's important to get the truth to the american people. look, when we began this investigation if a year and a half ago a, the conventional wisdom was that the laptop was russian disinformation. we've proven that the laptop was real. the media's had to accept that now. and i think as you're going to see moving forward and more historians take a look at the biden shenanigans and the biden legacy, they're going

community, to really identify the big players involved and using all of these authorities, bringing in the irs, bringing in customs legacy or hsi, bringing in the fbi and going after the financial underpinnings of these entitles. whether it was involved with drugs or tax evasion, having that component in like a special operations division, where there's noverr 32 agencies and i had a component of that when i was over there at special operations division and i'll give you an example where we identified an organization that was actually purchasing drugs using irs income tax refund checks and we expanded it out and determined with the irs there were $26 billion in fraud taking place using income tax refunds. so, having an entity working together in a same location like the special operations division, it can go a long way. >> where should it be housed? >> the special operations division has over 32-some odd agencies. it's been there for-- since 1992. it has intelligence community, has law enforcement, has defense department entities there as well. so that would be a natural play? >> it would be -

the trump campaign points out last year the treasury department and the irs under the biden here's aion proposed a voluntary program to keep better track of tips for service workers so they could get the revenue. the biden here's a administration has supported the expansion of the irs providing money and the inflation reduction act for the agency to hire 87000 new employees. >> when she did that position and took trump's position on no taxes you should not simply play the clip of her sitting in making the tie-breaking vote to hire a hundred of new irs agents to go after you there's another onthe committee for responsible budget is out in the last 30 minutes, exempting tip income from federal income taxes and raising the minimum wage would increase deficits by 100 - $200 billion over ten years. thank you, grady trimble on all of this, here is in the democratic ticket taking a page from donald trump on the no tax or waiters and waitresses and service workers, he is a former omb director and could have a pivotal role in the future trump a administration if it comes to pass, good to have

but i cannot speak to the legitimacy of any complaint of the irs or the but it's just my my intuition. i mean the deep state did not get invented with donald trump. you you when nixon interview deuced his cabinet and had a meeting with his cabinet at the first cabinet meeting. he said me tell you. you've got 30 60 90 days to get in there and get your department reorganized before the bureaucracy takes you over. so he knew what his people were up against and that deep state existed then. you were very young man who went into government. what advice as we close? what advice would you have for a young man or woman thinking about contemplating going into government today? yeah. we have a very good friend. gordon strawn who testified at the watergate hearings? and the last question that a senator asking was what advice do you have for young people about coming to washington? and gordon said stay away and that to me was one of the most disgraceful. statements that any friend of mine could possibly have made and john ehrlichman who i quote in my book had a different view. and he said come. m

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and, a letter from the irs with fines and fees. i first learned about this from jason, the washington post reporter who spent a year-and-a- half in an iranian prison. when jason came home, the first thing he got from our government was a letter from the irs saying he owed thousands of dollars in fines and fees for his unpaid taxes. it turns out that congress has to act in order to waive those fines and fees so i have a bipartisan bill with senator rounds that has cleared the senate. we are waiting for the house to act. and i have a vice president bill with senator tillis to restore the credit rating of anyone who was wrongfully detained. paul whelan who spent more than six years in a russian prison is classic example of someone who obviously has a ruined credit score because of his years of unjust imprisonment overseas. i want to get this over the finish line so congress can contribute to welcoming home these american heros who have now finally been freed from their overly long ordeal of being in prisoned in russia. >> i did not kno

tax rates above what we see and significant expansions of social programs the tax code that require the irs to run more programs whether it is the housing tax credit, expanded to a larger group of parents to qualify it. it is a combination of much higher taxes on the one hand and much more involvement of the tax code in different aspects of economic life. we don't yet have a full accounting of exactly how it would stack of and that is because we are at the point where i would characterize her tax plan and still coming together. we are getting details of how she would structure things. it is impossible it is likely that it will be deficit increasing. host: and the other idea of how deficit increasing it would be? guest: the policies in the biden budget which harris has said she throws her support behind together added up to $5 trillion of tax increases. when we modeled that we found it a bit closer to $4 trillion because of uncertainty in new types of taxes that may not raise as much revenue as anticipated and when you add the expanded tax path -- child tax credits and earn income tax, the r

the irs just introduced a new tip reporting program. isn't that a contradiction? agiarism in the clip that you played from kamala harris, you can probably rewind to three or four weeks ago when donald trump came out with that idea. the democrats attacked that idea. all of this will be fiscally responsible to do this, they were so green with envy and kamala harris adopted the same policy. i happen to favor this and i think it's a great idea to help service workers but at least kamala harris should say i like donald trump's idea since he thought of it first. stuart: one thing, in the soundbite that we just played, she said she was going to fix prices, inflation and investigate price-fixing schemes. that is nonsense. >> look, we have tried price controls for many, many decades in the 1970s. jimmy carter tried to stem the giant inflation ahead of 8% with price controls. it never works all price controls causes a shortage and a good example where you are in new york city where rent control provided lower rents for some people and other people thrown on the street it was

maybe they tried to show their little hip the irs to the streets to hear what people are saying. but as van said, maybe you just leave it there i mean, there are people who are turning into a rally now, i watched all the speeches. >> i know we're going to be on tonight obviously talking about tonight's rally. and it was said by the vice president that president trump wants to get rid of coverage for people with pre-existing conditions. governor waltz said that president trump wants to get rid of ivf. he says that president trump wants to gut social security 30 and medicare. in this happens in these rallies, it's not like it's just one side that says something that afterwards gets fact checked. and for people at home like their seniors, collect unlike any of those issues you tell him like gutting social security, medicare, like that will actually influence someone's vote. just hearing that one thing. and i would just say to any campaign, i don't care but what you're running for, you could we run for congress, statehouse, whoever's on the ballot, november 5 what is the best service

norcat on text, she was a tie-breaking vote to empower the irs to go after people's service records they three and half years to get up on the border? she has read half years to take on inpatient. she said was transitory, the border she said was secure. and has border -- border czar she took over that ministration parts -- it has been a complete abject failure allowing millions of illegals to come into our country. take a look at your screen by the way see the names right there, take a close look. because the state run, correct media mob won't show you the names of the victims of the heinous crimes committed by unvetted harris-biden illegal immigrants nah this distance they came into office. you see because a nine has blood on her hands that. [laughter] as the joe. people -- she didn't go down on the border because she had not been to europe either. meanwhile doubling down on these radical border poli policies, kamala's home state of california, you're going to love this one. then i'll close to approving and have a super majority in the legislature, 150,000-dollar loans for who? illegals

you were recentlyou n thy auditd and you were recently audited by the irs. you can thank kamala n thin harris if you work in the service industry and you have yet to facrie your audit, buckle up because the biden-harris administration, they'll be coming after you in order to pay for their $93 trillion green new deal dreams. will she actually everdeal be ae about this issue? will she answer any tough questionaskes at all?estion take a look at this fox newss headline, quote, kamala harris has not held a press conference since emerging as the presumptive it he democratic nominee. and this from "the washington post", for washomd, quote, questions we'd love to ask kamala harris. why is she changed so many positions since 2020? and look at this questions posed by the atlantic. why kamala harris is politic so hard to pin down. si'll answer this one. if she tells the truth, she's going to lose in a landslide. she can't tell the truth. i love, she says. well, on day one, i'm going o to deal with inflation and we're going to fix the border. that'sn day top priority if

and that is provoking the ire and the dismay of the local mothers there.sia itself, how many critical voices are being raised about what has gone wrong for russia in that kursk border region where ukraine has mounted that surprise incursion question mark are people starting, including military experts, are they starting to say hang onto minutes, this is not going well for us?— well for us? they are, some are startin: well for us? they are, some are starting to _ well for us? they are, some are starting to say _ well for us? they are, some are starting to say that. _ well for us? they are, some are starting to say that. some - well for us? they are, some are starting to say that. some have| well for us? they are, some are - starting to say that. some have been seen that in terms for some time now, acknowledging the huge losses, pretty astonishing human losses that russia has sustained in ukraine. there are sort of angry voices saying, quote or going to fight ukrainians and if you cannot then those shovels and that sort of thing". but the voices are in disar

you both to the uh program here uh john, we we're going to start with you out there in uh norway, the ir acting iranian foreign minister uh said that this uh assassination by israel costly. mistake that's going to lead to serious response and obviously you know what it's going to follow from that for the region, what what do you think or what do you depict lies on the horizon once all is said and done? well, i think i think they the assassination spree of netanyahu was pretty indiscriminate, he is simply running out of ideas and lashing out. his hatred, his morbid fixation with with exterminating all palestinians, probably cost israel, the the they assassinated a man who was seen as a moderate, somebody that maybe could be leveraged a little bit and you know would make reconciliation with certain parties, israel was committing war crimes from 1947 onward in... in fact they were committing war crimes before 1947, so you know, if if the the the eu political class is suddenly crying crocodile tears and has developed something resembling a conscience, um, i guess that's all good, but it's lo

bring on the good stuff. >>> the irs is turning up the heat on high-income individuals that have not years. earlier this year the irs began sending compliance letters to people that make $400,000 or more in years which in which they did not file a return. some of those people made a million dollars or more. the irs recommends filing those returns pronto or explaining why you don't need to do so. some making less than $400,000 t ve also received no tuesdays, buyou better figure out how to buyou better figure out how to explain that was that necessary? no. neither is missing your daughter's competition to do payroll. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you don't hav.to miss your daughter's big day. time to shine. get paycom and make the unnecessary unnecessary. >>> there's the futures this morning, not a whole lot to write home about. the nasdaq is up. big day yesterday, continuing the rebound from the recession scare, i guess. at some firms actually raised their probability of a recession, only to two weeks later go back down, with the -- with their -- >> we had that brief

proposal will resonate with people who work in the tip-based industries, but according to data from the irs $38 billion was reported as actual gratuity compensation. the issue becomes would a tax collecting shortfall that results from not taxing those tips be good or bad for the federal budget, especially because there is so much focus on the ballooning deficit and national debt levels then there's also the question about loopholes, and the confines from which how you define those tips. could other employees on wall street or elsewhere in service type industries, they don't actually make anything, lose those tip compensations as part of their things, as part of their compensation, jose this becomes a big issue, if you're going to do this, there's got to be a lot of loopholes you're going to cover up. >> dominic chu, thank you so very much. >>> up next, what never before seen video is revealing about the police response the day of the deadly uvalde school shooting two years ago you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. se policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine

pastor hall riling the ire of isolationists in the senate on propaganda in motion pictures and radio. but she would also disappoint activists when choosing to cross a picket line protesting segregated cinemas in washington d.c. to attend a fund raiser and screening of abe lincoln in illinois. eleanor contributed to civil defense films during the war and became a staple joke in hollywood comedies. she and her opinions on issues like censorship and the motion picture production code were a significant presence in film industry. publications like variety, the white house years although volumes, have been written about eleanor's life as a lecturer writer, radio host, activist, nun. it thoroughly her work connected to film and television and so that's where my book comes in. the name of my book is eleanor roosevelt on screen. but my initial title to the publisher was almost have a right to be heard. this references her reaction in march 1950, when paul robeson was announced as an upcoming guest on today, mrs. roosevelt. conservatives swiftly put pressure on the network and nbc announced th

i think uh the islamic republic of iran and the ir forces are very vigilant and they study precisely the enemy uh to very uh deep and detailed level and i think the zist regime, they they they tried recently with their attack on the iranian council in syria and they seen that uh the response was very strong and it was very destructive for the zionist regime and destabilized them and showed them that iran is not going to deter from uh respond responding to their atrocities and their violations and that they don't fear anybody and any any other body in in the international communities and so on. uh that they they will do things based on international law and they will make sure that the laws are implemented and that the the the criminals are held accountable and i think that uh this really right now shakes the whole entity, the zin is everywhere in the world, not just in in this uh occupation, even outside in the world, they're waiting for it and and they know it's coming and they don't know where it's coming from, how it's going to come, if it's going to be the whole access of resistin

they call the irs and they say hey, i need help with my taxes. d he says about a third of the time the irs gives you wrong information because it is so complicated. and things need to streamline. >> ainsley: yeah. he wrote: as a judge for now for 18 years, i just came to see case after case in which ordinary americans just trying to live their lives not hurt anybody, raise their families were just getting whacked by laws unexpectedly. >> steve: indeed. all right. speaking of supreme court justices. >> ainsley: yes we went counsel to swited usha vance who he is the wife of j.d. vance running with president trump. we spent time with her on friday. we asked her about clerking for supreme court justices. and she did clerk for kavanaugh when he was with court of appeals. he was a judge in d.c. and she clerked for him. before he became a supreme court justice. but she did clerk. and these clerkships are very hard to get for chief justice roberts. i believe when she was at yale. and she talked about watching kavanaugh after she had worked for him. knowin