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yates was eligible for a refund, but the irs told him, well, sorry, you're not getting your money because we never received the check. >> where is this money? >> yates first called wells fargo to figure out where his funds went, but he says the bank refused to help him, stating too much time had passed to inquire or file a claim. how many times did you reach out to wells fargo? >> at least three times that i escalated it or had it escalated to an executive level complaint, and all three times they denied my complaint. >> meantime, he tried getting answers from the irs after being on hold for hours, getting transferred and disconnected again and again. he says he showed up to the irs field office in san jose twice to explain his situation. >> and that guy said, sorry, i can't help you. >> unfortunately for yates, wells fargo could only provide a blurry copy of the cash check, and the irs could not make out the locator number on it to help. and to make matters worse, there is no signature. >> like usually. i thought you were supposed to write your signature when you cashed a check. >> yes.

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this is a real problem, and jim jordan are taking the lead in looking into the irs's abuse of a.i. t just go spy on everybody all the time and say, you know, we've got it through artificial intelligence. liz: so they are using according to congressman jordan of house judiciary, that the irs has been using artificial intelligence to look at people's banks, and brokerage accounts without a search warrant. think ev reason to believe the irs and department of justice are actively monitoring millions of americans private transactions. the thing is, you know, often they do this to catch bad guys, to catch criminals so the fear is they are catching regular americans up in a drag net. >> they can target anyone they want and say it's a.i. liz: that's a fix. grover, thank you. appreciate you grover norquist, americans for tax reform good to see you. >> as everyone no, the harris biden doj is trying to throw me in jail. they want me in jail. >> booooo. >> for the crime of exposing their carung. we exposed their corruption. they go after the people that expose, not the people that do the corrup

by the way the 87,000 irs agents, if it was for the billionaires they would only need 735 of them and we could assign them to each billionaire all year long. sen. warren: understand this. the irs agents he's talking about are the people hired to do enforcement against tax cheats who make more than $400,000 a year and it is an incredibly successful program. for every dollar invested we are getting somewhere between six and $10 back in revenues from people who don't follow the current law because they know under the republican regime that the irs doesn't have the manpower to come after them. john deaton stands there and tells you who he is. he wants to defend the billionaires and that makes sense. it's the billionaires who are funding his campaign. 90% of the money that is moving this campaign forward comes from the crypto industry and the crypto billionaires are going to expect a big return on their investment if john deaton can take this senate seat. moderator: thank you senator. question for both of you involving political ambition. if kamala harris is successful in her presidential

. >> the irs? >> as an organization targeted by the irs during the obama administration, that does bother me. i feel like the rule of law says that is not an appropriate use of government power, you should not say, i don't like their views so let's use the power of government to punish them for their views. i don't like that, i think that is inappropriate and not just because it was me, if i were in that administration and they came to me and said, go after these groups who are our adversaries, i cannot do that, i am sorry, that is not legal, not right, not the rule of law. we go after people who violate the law, not our adversaries. >> in your book, let freedom ring... again, you quote marcus solis cicero, a nation can survive its fools and even ambitious, but cannot survive treasonous from within. an enemy at the gates is a less formidable, for he is no and carries his banners openly against the city, but the traitor moves among us within the gates freely, his sly whispers rustling through all th

the irs releasing new tax brackets for 2025. each level of income threshold increased by just under 3%, which is less than we've seen over the last five years or few years, rather. these brackets apply for next year's income tax, which is a 2026 year. the standard deduction will also go up about the same amount. the irs says the goal of the annual increase is to keep people from being forced into higher tax brackets due to inflation. so joining us now for more insight is caroline chen, a tax professor at san jose state. caroline, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much for having me. >> all right, so, caroline, if i'm looking at this on the outside here and someone that you know is not really that, you know, up on taxes, what does this mean for the average taxpayer? >> so basically what this means for the average taxpayer is that if you had a slight increase in your salary, that's not going to push you into the next tax bracket, because the income levels for the tax brackets have been increased. >> a

maria: in 2020 when the biden administration approved hiring 87000 irs employees by 2031, at the timeaid they're going to harass her working americans in the administration said earlier, through mexico they collected a billion in taxes from wealthy tax sheets. my question to you is the hiring of the irs agents and away the biden administration's aiding their efforts to go after not the wealthy small businesses to go after easy prey. that's where were at, talking about the deficit reduction over the next decade where is that money could come from is a get a come from the irs, how is that going to happen. adam johnson a multimillion dollar die, the doctor to come after you because you have lawyers there get neglected the dry cleaning business down the street from you. we see that happen in new york state. maria: i think the republicans were able to roll back the 87000 number and it's less than not at this point but still they are looking at those people to go into said $7 trillion tax gap, she can find $7 trillion in tax sheets is that what i'm hearing. >> now you know why they're going

so but if it came with to the irs. yeah. i think that as an organization that was targeted by the irs during the obama administration, that does bother me because. i feel like the rule of law suggests that that's not an appropriate use of government power and that is what you should do is say, i don't like their views, so let's go ahead and use the power of government, punish them for their views. i don't that i think that's inappropriate and. i don't like that just because it was me. the reality, if i were in an administration and they came to me and said, hey we want you to go after these groups that are our adversaries, i'd be like, i can't do that for you. i'm sorry. that's not legal. it's right. it's not the rule of law. and we go after who violate the law, not people who our adversaries. in your book, let freedom ring, you quote marcus totally as cicero. quote, a nation can its fools and even the ambitious but it cannot survive treason from within an enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and he carries

>> i think that as an organization was targeted by the irs during the obama administration that does bother me, because the rule of law suggests that is not an appropriate use of government power. i don't like their views so let's use the power of government to punish them for their views. i think that's inappropriate. and i don't like, because it was me that reality was if i were in an administration, and they came to me and said we want you to go after our adversaries. i'd be like i can't do that for you i'm sorry. that's not legal it's not right, it's not the rule of law. and we go after people who violate the law, not people who are our adversaries. >> in your book, let freedom ring, again, you quote, a nation can survive its fools and even the ambitious, but it cannot survive treason from within. an enemy at the gates is less formidable for he is known and carries his banners openly against the city, but the traitor moves among those within the gate's freedom. sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself, to what are you referring? >

the political enemies using the government, trump did not get any i mean, does the truth obama use the irs against his political enemies that did happen. but he did so comfortable in the guardrails around again the lanny opponent. >> how do you feel so confident in what he was president already? >> and he didn't want to i want to get some other things in, but again, ryan, please brock obama was either you have you have no evidence of barack obama directly you i ask the irs to go after any political enemies. they just how he to, you have no evidence of brock obama was involved in that. >> you have to acknowledge that they did though. but i don't i don't have it on the irs to go as administration that striation debts false, but we're going to move on. we're going to move on because i want to i want to play the other things that donald trump said and other people that he went after it was there was more, there was more listen. >> i think he's angry. he pretends not to be, but i think he's an angry guys, nasty guy. edge and now he is angry about a lot of things. van jones total sleazebag. hey,

john from key west, florida, if. >> everyone: really work at mcdonald's, the irs should have the taxden tapes, the cbs transcripts, the epstein flight list, does a lot of things that could be released for eric from rogers, minnesota, never thought i would see eminem on the same side as the chase. what is going on? eminem, the clintons, stevie, i cannot figure it out. robert from st. john's, florida, it was refreshing to see kamala harris' list of accomplishments in that book. that book was empty. blank pages pick michael from steamboat springs, colorado,, i could do that to have a had a teleprompter. he was looking out of the teleprompter, was an hebert londa from philadelphia, jessica great show, may i suggest some plants in your studio to act more joy? i'm professional culture list, text me. gutfeld! has some plans, i think they are street legal but i'll see if i can borrow them. from maryland, when you are a democrat and you will lose chris chrome oh, it time to go back to mcdonald's for and basically they lost him into. he is going down with a ship! that is all for tonight, dvr t

is all about the ir s. e ir it's called the collection. you know, the collection for a reason. collections nothing built into , because it's almost as if, you know, i'm not really as radical as some people might think. we're suggesting that it's dumb to truste migh it' the governmee they don't really have their interest in u.s.t becaus ins asi as it stops being beneficial to them in some way. >> and if this doesn't illustrate that, that i don't know what doesf that, they're nt even like they're like, yes, sorry, now that we can do bomber, that you were called hotot eve nothing, you k by a hostile foreign government. heldtivebut they're like, oh, we working out. it's absolutely insane. but of course they don't care. yeahof cours c, i care. >> what reason is they just want money. it is amazing. terrorists at th me we spent so much time listening to biden talk about ando lo actually caug student loan debt to be canceled. basicallt causing y saying, yous who are imprisoned in your apartmentsyou gu watching, you

included not just the department of justice, which we've largely seen weaponized under trump, but the irsn you talk a little bit more about that? >> so andrew mccabe and jim comey, the two people who ran the fbi when the russia investigation was open, who donald trump had fired -- i mean he fired comey and he pushed for mccabe to be fired -- were both the subjects of a highly invasive audit. this is an audit that just a few thousand americans are picked to undergo a year. it's called an autopsy without the benefit of death. and these two individuals were chosen for it. in the months after we learned that, we learned that behind closed doors in 2018 trump was going to john kelly saying we really need to get the irs on jim comey and andy mccabe and other fbi officials. now, the irs inspector general has cleared it of wrongdoing, but it's very difficult as a reporter to sort of avert your gaze from a fact like that when you have a president who not only wanted to weaponize the government, but certainly on the justice department and fbi side, oftentimes had these people investigated. >> you h

that included not just the department of justice, which we have seen as weaponized under trump, but the irsu talk a little bit about that? >> donald trump had fired, he fired james comey. they were both the subject of the same highly unusual, invasive audit. this is an audit that just a few thousand americans are picked to undergo a year. it is called an autopsy without the benefit of death. these two individuals were chosen for it. in the months after we learned that, we learned that behind closed doors, in 2018, trump was going to john kelly seguin "we really need to get the irs on james comey and andy mccabe and other fbi officials." the irs inspector general has cleared of wrongdoing but it is a very difficult as a reporter to avert your gaze from a fact like that when you have a president who not only wanted to weaponized the government, but certainly on the justice department and fbi side, oftentimes had these people investigated. >> you have reporting of the white house counsel, don mcgann, trying to talk trump off the ledge in terms of retribution and then these lawyers from the whi

[cheers and applause] i see ads running that they're worried about the irs. e only people worried about the irs are donald trump and tax cheats are trying to dodge paying while the rest of us always pay our taxes. so look those forgivable loans making sure that we have no interest loans for tribal owners looking to scale up those existing businesses to make a difference. but i'll have to tell you this , for kamala and i most importantly will be there when it matters. she was there to cast that tiebreaking vote that led to the single largest investment in american history. $32 billion in tribal economies that were devastated by covid and $13 billion for high speed, -- high-speed internet, roads, bridges, clean water, that inflation reduction act. and the covid money was the largest investment this nation has ever made. and i want to be the first to tell you if some of you are out there saying this, you should be. it's about damn time you started investing. it's about damn time the money started coming. so i want to be very clear. i do not expect a pat on the ba

by the way 87000 irs agents if it was for the billionaires would only need seven and 35 of them they could be assigned to each billionaire all year long. >> mr. deaton that your time. saturday of the final minute periods. >> the irs agency talking about are the people who are hired to do enforcement against tax cheats who make more than $40000 a year. it is an incredible successful program. in fact, for every dollar invested we are getting somewhere between six and $10 back in revenue from people who just do not even follow the current law because they know under the republican regime the irs does not have the manpower to come after them. look, john deaton stands here and tells you who he is real is to defend the billionaires and that makes sense. it's the billionaires who are funding his campaign. >> is not true. >> 90% of the money that's moving this campaign forward comes from the crypto industry. in the crypto billionaires are going to expect a big return on their investment if john deaton can take the senate seat brickwork think it center a little more we can get in. >> are both

if kamala really worked at mcdonald's, the irs should have her w-2s release the tax returns. and while we're at it, let's release the biden tapes, the cbs transcripts, the epstein flight list. there's a lot of things that need to be released. eric from rogers, minnesota. never thought i'd see eminem on the same side as the cheneys. what is going on? eminem, the cheneys, the clintons. stevie i can't figure it out. robert from saint john's, florida. it was refreshing to see kamala's list of accomplishments in that book. the nelk boys showed. yeah, that book was empty. blank pages. michael from steamboat springs, colorado. i could rap too, if i had a teleprompter. yeah, barry was looking at the prompter. wasn't he? he was looking at the prompter. he doesn't know it. ronda from philly. jesse. great show tonight. may i suggest some plants in your studio to add more joy? i'm a professional horticulturalist. text me. gutfeld has some plants on exclamation there. i don't think they're street legal, but i'll see if i can borrow some of them. greg from grayson ville, maryland. when you

the irs command has drawn up several action plans in the event of a clash with israel.o media reports, the jewish state intends to attack iran in response to the missile strikes, on the anniversary of the hamas invasion, that is, tomorrow. on the eve of this date , a terrorist attack occurred in southern israel. during the shooting at the bershiva bus station, a soldier was killed. another 10 people were injured. more information about the escalation in the middle east will be told.

longer owns a guess is the point there and they need to get out of israel's way otherwise iran and the ir gc will be removed from the middle east now that thanks are starting to look serious and and their same we abba's cease-fire and it's hard when your country surrender but 200 million arabs and it's an unbiased body. >> unfortunately after he saw october seventh and i think we have absolutely no faith left in the united nations we learned what we needed to learn about the u.n. after that horrific attack i'd like to make that clear and i'd also like everyone to understand that israel affects the united states and the very quickly chant after that death to america israel's enemies are our enemies there's a reason benjamin netanyahu said that in congress and there's a reason they went there to hear it was understand and what happens to our allies will happen to us over the last few years. >> trace: is benjamin netanyahu in a position of power for the first time as we are talking about approaching there. and and that they have assassinated the heads of these terrorist groups and killed the

reach the threshold amount in new york, you pay cash to new york state tax commission just like to the irsould bankrupt a business and you could actually force the sale of assets saying in our case, the printing press or all of the builds and force a farm getting rid of assets whether it be tractors or things invested just to come up with the cash to pay the irs and close a legacy business. might be a farm that's been around for 100 years or our business that's been around for 80 years. this is the stupidest thing it could do and devastating to employees and really it hurts the little guy more than anything. larry: that's the thing, steve moore, all the kamala harris and joe biden taxes and will make the rich pay their fair share. you guys calculated in the unleash prosperity thing, you can tax 100% all the richest people in america and you wouldn't pay for the debt. the point here is to claudia's point, this is not a rich person tax. this could be a small person's business tax and it improved and looked at some businesses and could be a mcdonalds franchise and got to put up 1.5 or $2 mill

coming in and harassing you over a few bucks and the irs will do anything will take off to companies shipping american jobs overseas and leave middle-class nevadans alone? [cheering] that's what donald trump's proposal with do. that's the most important thing about the no tax on tips proposal. 65% of the workers in nevada. [cheering] we know we can do better just as important because you can't harass people in the united states of america looking harsh trying to families. the got to get this no tax on tips proposal, is very important and i'm proud of donald trump's proposed this will fight for it and the oval office. [cheering] will say like a lot of our good proposals, kamala harris left despite being in office, every time we come up with a really good idea, three days later kamala harris this. [laughter] is talking to the president is absurd, she's going to show up at a rally and will have a long red tie hat because this is the only way she's going to be able to have a chance in the selection, copy you and everything are doing. think about this, would you rather have a career polit

applicants can refer to the property organization's website for the acquisition mark of the ir point or the system of the government's electronic procurement headquarters at the address of the headquarters of iran. err and information about the details of the auction for submit a price offer. a facility is also considered for the partial purchase of applicants. it is of this quality that they pay at least 20% of the value of the property and the rest in the installments specified in the description section. according to the officials of the property organization, in the first 6 months of this year, more than 4500 billion tomans worth of goods and about 616 billion tomans worth of real estate have been sold at the disposal of this organization. mehdi anari, sed and broadcasting news agency. the number of dead and missing in the flood of khalil jiroft river in kerman province has increased to 15 people. the managing director of kerman red crescent said: the bodies of 13 victims of the halil river flood were found with the efforts of the red crescent rescuers and the search for two ident

a program to bailout businesses during covid has become a $200 billion nightmare for the irs, that ise taxpayer are on the hook for, upper metro chairman zane tango is here to discuss this, with the particular tax credit, the erc is the acronym the employee retention credit, it was part of the whole pandemic like the ppp, et cetera but all you had to do was sign a little paper and you are eligible which led, forgive me for a long intro but it led the irs to say potentially 60 - 70% of current erc claims have an unacceptable level of risk and cannot be processed without further analysis, yet with a possible 70% default rate they are going ahead with this, they are trying to clear the backlog and passing out more of the cash, what you make of this. >> it's the old story the government can never do what the private sector does instead of letting the private sector work its way through the whole pandemic if you will, the government came in with another supplement which made some sense and employee retention credit if you capture employees during your shutdown and you continue to pay them

in remarks during the visit the ir quod's force commander hailed the leadership of hasan nasrullah oversurlah enhanced hezball position to its apex. he noted that nasa at the helm of hezballah made great achievement in fighting isole terrorism and the battle against the zinist enemy in 2006. general gauni also declared that iran will stand by hisbollah in the continuation of national law's path and school until the conquest. of palestine and the liberation of the holy quds. anadul agency: iran says its response to israeli crimes will come at right time. the iranian response to the crimes of the israeli regime will come at the right time, and according to iran's choice, and will be determined at the highest levels. muhammad jawad zarif said in statements during memorial held for hizbullah secretary general hassan nasrullah. separately, iranian parliament speaker mohammad baqir ghalibav conveyed a message of support for lebanon during a phone call. with his lebanese counterpark nabih berry. according to the tassim news agency, galibof offered his condolences to berry regarding nasurlah's

there was cmc is still on the ir. in the meantime, jordan mason will continue to get. all those reps and look, man making himself some money. and then you say, there's some things in this with christian, but >> george had a touch down. they got called back out of the backfield. >> yesterday catching the ball was 3rd down. i don't think on sunday, just do what we always do. always makes of the ball tougher when you don't have a player like that out there. but still a lot of good players out there. >> the warriors have a bunch of new faces at camp including a couple of rookies and 3 key offseason signings in buddy hield who you see right there, deanthony melton and kyle anderson. this is very much a team still looking to find an identity in the post splash brothers era. of course, one splash brother is still around all more important one. if we're being honest but it'll still be we're without klay thompson. nonetheless, either way, draymond green fields like hawaii is the perfect place to get away and figure some things out. he's a fan. >> a lot waters will have was a gr

>> the irs. >> no. employers run the w2 system. do it and they do it electronically the whole irs should move to that type of system. and -- >> how do you want to tax billionaires >> what's that >> justin's thing, he doesn't like billionaires paying less than -- always the same thing, teachers and -- >> how are we going to tax billionaires if you confiscated their wealth, it would not solve your 19% to 24% take everybody's money. >> do you feel you paid more than trump did last year, mate? >> i pay. i am happy to my. my marginal rate in new york, i am happy to pay. my problem is what they do with the money. that's my big problem. i believe in musk, department of government efficiency. >> do you care that other people pay less than you who make more? >> i think the tax code is pretty fair. >> so the people who make paralysisly more than you are paying materially lower percent. >> i don't lose any sleep over it. >> that's interesting. >> it's not income though though. they make more by making loans against their stock. those are peop

. >> not just the department of justice which we have largely seen as weapon but the irs. >> andrew mccabehat ran the fbi when the russian investigation was opened who donald trump fired. they were both the subjects of the same highly unusual invasive audit. it is an audit but just a few thousand americans are picked to undergo. it is called an autopsy without the benefit of death. these individuals were chosen. in the months after we learned that, we learned that behind closed doors, trump was going to john kelly saying we need to get the irs on tim, me and andy mccabe and other fbi officials. they cleared of wrongdoing. it is very difficult to avert your gaze when you have a president who not only wanted to weapon nice but certainly on the justice department and fbi side, often times have these people investigated. >> you have the reporting of time again trying to talk trump off the ledge and then the lawyers are making note of the effort they employed to stop the president from weapon knifing the government so if something happened, they would have a written record. >> when we published

the irs just changed the tax brackets for next year, so you may want to see if you're going to end up paying more or less. new tax brackets are bigger for the 2025 tax year. you will file that in 2026. economists say that could change would bring some relief to people in the lower to middle income range. that's because there's more room for them to make more money and stay in the same bracket. economists say the change may not be as impactful for people with higher incomes. it's small change which may or may not bring relief depending on how much money you make. all right. upside down and stuck between boulders. the effort to rescue a we're learning how first responders in australia managed to free her. this is where the woman, matilda campbell, was stuck between some boulders in new south wales. it happened earlier this month when she was hiking with her friends. she dropped her phone into the nine foot deep crevice and then leaned down to get in and she fell head first in after her phone. her friends called first responders. they freed her by removing some of the boulders. campbell

he still on the ir. in the meantime, jordan mason will continue to get all those cmc reps and he's made the most of >> there's some things you with christian, but jordan at a touch down. they got called back out of the backfield yesterday catching the ball was 3rd down. i don't think on sunday, just do what we always do. always makes of the ball tougher when you don't have a player like that out there. but still a lot of good players out there. >> and as we like to say, the news never stops here at kron 4. so let's check in with dan thorn for a look at what's coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 hated hey, vicki and grant coming up on kron. 4 news at 10 more barricades are going up to stop prostitution on a san francisco street. we're getting reaction from neighbors. plus, an arrest has been made after a fight over a pride flag at a pizza place. the suspect is now facing including a hate crime charge. we'll have those stories and more coming up on kron. 4 news at 10 grant. vicki, back to you. >> all ri

good morning, well i'm talking to you from the ir university, it's a university of the islamic republic of iron broadcast as you can see right behind me students of different media related departments and also uh professors and instructors together with political analysts and experts are attending in order to discuss the latest global developments with after one year after the alasa flood operation and also its impact on media currence in the world. you know that in the past couple of years the western media outlets have tried to uh cover up the brutalities and the crimes of the zinis regime against the palestinans in the occupite lands and also outside that against um also resistance front but at the same time today we see that due to the magnitude and the vastness of brutalities and crimes and atrocities of israel against the people of palestine and also against the people of lebanon in particular resistance front even western midia outlets, some of them of course have - could not actually remain um ignorant of the fact that something catastrophically is happening in uh gaza street an

. >> plus, the irs says announced an expansion of its free tax filing feature what you need >> 10's of millions of people who borrow money are now wondering if their student loan debt will be forgiven after a missouri judge blocked the biden administration's student loan relief plan. this comes after a judge in georgia allowed a temporary hold to expire. this plan would have forgiven $20,000 in interest for borrowers who make less than $120,000 a year, according to the administration, it is already clear debt for almost 4 million people and 7 and a half million people got partial relief in 2023. the supreme court ruled the president cannot cancel that more than 430 billion dollars in student loan debt. the irs is fully adopted its free direct file tax filing service and is expanding it for 2025. >> last year's trial run was for filers and simplify situations like w 2 wages, social security, retirement funds, limited interest, income and unemployment income this year service is going to add more situations like additional child and elderly credits credits for elderly and disabled saving

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well, the irs just changed the tax brackets for next year, so you may want to see if you're going to end up paying more or less. the new tax brackets are bigger for the 2025 tax year. you will file those taxes in 2026. economists say the change could bring relief to people in the lower to middle income range. that's because there's more room for them to make more money and stay in the same bracket. economists say the change may not be as impactful for people with higher incomes. it's a small change which may or may not bring any relief, depending on how much money you make. in tonight's making it in the bay report, the bay area housing market continues to defy gravity, but experts say this could still be a good time to try and snag a deal. over the past year, national housing prices have come down in the bay area. prices are actually up according to housing experts, the spring surge is over. mortgage rates are a little higher and people are slower to buy. that means buyers could be getting some deals if they can find a motivated seller. it does slow down a little bit during the holid

. >> now the irs says it's rushing to process around 400,000 claims worth $10 billion from its covid-era backlogged claims and the funds are needed by small businesses right now. >> nbc news and data correspondent brian chung is joining us right now. this is interesting. how quickly are businesses expected to get this money that's been sitting for so long? >> yeah. kate and zinhle, some of these businesses can't get it fast enough. here's what we're talking about, these are tax refunds that businesses have been waiting for since covid because there were certain provisions under law at the time that said if you were able to retain your employees through the closures through the pandemic you'd get tax credit up to $26,000 per employee on your payroll. there's been a backlog of businesses getting that money and in north carolina, tennessee and now in florida, there are businesses that haven't gotten those tax credits and they have a piled issue off the flood hurricane-related damage. ? my check check spoke one business in this minuty? they just experienced ago their 20,000 in dshlg from the

thousand cases for our constituents, everything from passports to veteran affairs to problems with the irs, but i've been focused on manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure, and i hope to get to those topics tonight. chris: thank you, congressman. senator? >> thank you for hosting, chris. thank you to the voters of the 22nd district for viewing in tonight and thank you to the students of the new house school . i've lived in the 22nd congressional district my entire life. i've spent my adult life in public service. i spent almost 30 years in a classroom teaching ap biology , chemistry, and environment. my wife is also a teacher teaching at almost every elementary grade level and she is working in the syracuse city school district currently as a curriculum instructor. we have dedicated our lives to this community, we love this community, and i left the friendly confines of a job that i loved, the greatest job in the world because i watched the political dynamic that existed in this country and i couldn't simply watch it anymore. so i ran for state senate. and i feel like i am a good reflec

very far or unatailable for these groups and i think the proof is that they were able to intercept the ir to to to... to surpass the iron dough many times and they were able to send drones that took footage inside the territories for for hours long footage and to come back safely to lebanon. this is a breach that in 2006 us, the lebanese people, we saw the same things, we saw the southern people, the southern population getting displaced, we opened our homes, we sat with our fellow country men and women for 33 days in the... first 20 days we thought we're going to lose everything and then when we were about to lose hope in the middle of the ground invasion we flipped the measures, we won, we kicked them out and we got back our prisoners, we succeeded in all our objectives and the people of the south went back to the south and they rebuilt their homes and they got married and they made new fighters and some of the fighters who were born after that war today. are fighting the israelis and they are waiting for another ground invasion because one of the strongest points of this resistance is

the irs says payments can be made online, by phone or on the irs to go app. the deadline can't be extended beyond today. in most cases, except for military members and people in disaster areas. a new report finds activity in the bay area housing market appears to be moving below pre-pandemic levels. according to redfin, less than 2% of homes in the bay area have changed owners this year. this includes single family homes, condos and townhouses. the report took a look at all the states nationwide found california's largest cities had the lowest turnover, while new york and states in the south had the highest. american music fans appear to be losing their love of vinyl. a new national study found record sales have dropped 33% in the past year, just one year after climbing to an all time high. researchers blame inflation, saying many music lovers can't afford the rapidly increasing price of a vinyl record. on the flip side, the popularity of on demand music streaming services is on the rise. so starting back on mornings on two, we asked, how do you listen to you

in 2017, we reduce the irs invasion into everyday lives of americans and i think keep more of their hard-earned money. businesses large and small began you projects, opened new centers, hire new workers and provided better wages. we will reinstitute a broad-based tax policy that unleashes the american entrepreneurial spirit and encourages research, development and manufacturing. we want to ensure the u.s. remains the preeminent location for investment and innovation and technology. we do this by restoring immediate expensing for research and development costs, ensuring a strong fdii incentive to encourage u.s. ownership and intellectual property, and restoring the 100% expensing provision. as we support job creation and spur economic growth, we will reinstate the double guarantee deduction and a strong child tax credit. but unlike other proposals, we will ensure that our tax policy respects the dignity of work and doesn't pay people for staying out of the workforce. number two, we will use our economic winter prioritize this nation. gone are the days of allowing china to steal our jobs and tech

the irs says payments can be made online, by phone or the irs to-go app. deadline cannot be extended beyond today because in most cases, except for military members and people in disaster areas. >> president biden touting new data showing a big boom for unions during his presidency. new numbers show support for organized labor is at a high not seen in decades, according to newly released national labor relations board data. the number of petitions to unionize increased 29% in the past year, the first significant increase in more than five decades. president biden says this is due in part to his policies. however, some critics claim the rise of unions has contributed to inflation and also say protections won by unions against the use of ai and automation could hold back economic growth. >> understand the unions want higher wages and, you know, we all want higher wages. that's fine. but to just basically block new technology that's worrisome. >> the data also shows that last year, almost 500,000 union workers showed their strength out there on the picket lin

. >> meanwhile, the irs is making adjustments to upcoming tax brackets and deductions. the agency says the annual income threshold will rise about 2.7, 5%. the adjustments are meant to protect taxpayers from being forced into higher tax classes because of increased income despite inflation and their purchasing power remaining unchanged. the changes apply to the 2025 tax year for returns filed in twenty-twenty 6. back here in 2024, we're going to take a live look outside. >> as the sun is starting to set earlier and earlier, sure is it gets darker and darker. and we're hoping for a little bit of rain coming our way, lawrence, be nice. been looking forward to seeing a couple raindrops coming through and usually by the end of october, we get a little bit closer. eventually something punches through. now. >> there's something that seeing developing now in some of the models may be a couple systems rolling on by maybe as many as 3. >> get your first shot at this early as this weekend. right now, you've got a mostly clear skies around the bay area. just a light breeze out ther

. >> the irs is making adjustments to upcoming tax brackets and deductions. the agency says the annual income threshold will rise by about almost 3% from 2020 for the adjustments are meant to protect taxpayers from being forced into higher tax classes because of increased income. despite inflation and they're purchasing power remaining unchanged. the changes apply to the 2025 tax year for returns filed in 2026. some lawmakers are trying to crack down on what they call predatory credit repair schemes. it's when companies promise to improve your credit score. but then don't deliver. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> if you've ever gotten a call do marketing or seen ads online, they buy searched terms on the go from a company promising to improve your credit score. if you pay out front, it's almost always a waste of money. andrew pies are with the national consumer law center says so-called credit repair organizations can't remove negative information like a missed payment. from your credit report, if it's accurate is grew up. companies

"q&a<" whole foods cofounder john mackey and harvard psychology professor steven pinker discussed the ir books. john mackey's book discusses his political and intellectual involvement. >> lsd was the first psychedelic i did at 19 or 20. that took me off the conventional path that was everybody else moving down the assembly line, because i realized the universe was so much bigger, more complex, more magnificent than i realized. >> and professor steven pinker shares his book "rationality" which looks at the role it plays in a functioning society and the growth of irrationality in the united states. >> my call attitude when it comes to questions about the origin of things, we should look to science, we should look to respected experts, that is alien to the brain. >> john mackey and steven pinker, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." you can listen to "q&a" in all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> defense secretary lloyd austin called the death of hamas leader yahya sinwar an opportunity for a cease-fire between israel and hamas. the secretary made the remarks during