the irs has not had the resources to pursue these wealthy nonfilers. now it does, and we're making significant progress. today i'm announcing that in only six months nearly 21,000 of these tax payers have already filed. that has led to $172 million recovered. this is just a first milestone. we look forward to more progress ahead. the irs has also made substantial progress to collect tax debt from wealthy filers. i'm glad to share today that nearly 80% of 1,600 millionaires with delinquent tax debt have now paid leading to over $1.1 billion recovered. >> erica, i should note that was back in september. go ahead. >> tax payers should absolutely pay what they're legally obligated to pay. you know, reducing the tax gap, the difference between taxes owed and taxes paid, especially in areas that can be characterized as low-hanging fruit. if the irs knows that tax payers aren't paying and knows what they need to be paying, it absolutely makes sense to concentrate efforts there and get the most return for tax payer -- irs investment dollars as possible. a coup

the irs official i talked to yesterday said, these u.s. rneys around the country have to make decisions about what type of crime they want to prosecute in their jurisdiction. often, this one falls to the bottom of the barrel it may be that these millionaires do have good odds, whether you like what they're doing for the country, whether you like what could happen to them if they get caught, those are other conversations. >> thank you very much >>> to brown foreman, the best performer today. it's up 10%. we will trade it in three stock lunch next - [narrator] we just signed the lease on our third shop. my assistant went to customink.com to get new uniforms with all the locations. he found great products, uploaded new art, and had boxes sent to all the shops. custom ink makes it so easy. get started today at customink.com. >>> welcome back let's do three stock lunch here are our trades is court ney garcia we have a lot of movers today. lululemon is up 1% the stock, as you can see, down 32% this year. an opportunity to pick it up on the cheap?

unfortunately, it appears by the voting card the democrats love a much larger and greater ir are s soore command and control over the lives of every single american. stuart: you have a very small majority in the house, the republicans have a very, very small majority. can you push through significant spending cuts with a majority of, what, one, two, three or four, that's it? >> i absolutely believe that we can if we do it strategically right. that is why, stuart, you have seen me be very soakal in the last couple -- vocal in the last couple days talking about the first reconciliation bill must include spending cut, it must include border policy, and it must include energy policy. we need to go big or go home. we have a mandate from the, mandate from 77 million americans who sent washington -- who sent donald trump to washington, d.c. to reform government, to deliver an mix if package -- economic package and to cut spending, and i'm going to be pushing that. i am one who is adamantly to opposed to kicking the can down the road in the projects we need to deliver for the american people.

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why is the irs taking this action now? so these payments date back to the pandemic, when if you remember, the u.s. government authorized three different rounds of stimulus checks, formerly known as economic impact payments. and this was up to 1200 per income tax filer in early 2020. 600in late 2020 and up to 1300in 2021. now, if you didn't receive some or all of that money, you were eligible to claim a recovery rebate credit on your 2020 or 2021 tax return. and what's happening now is that the irs said last week that they went over their own data, and in going over their data, found about a million tax filers who were eligible for this credit in 2021 but did not claim it. so rather than having these filers submit an amended tax tax return to apply for the credit, they are proactively sending out money to these people that are eligible. and like you said, it would be up to 1400 per individual in most cases, depending on what they're eligible for, and the money should arrive by in most cases. late january 2025. >> there is o

the irs is the most powerful collection agency on earth, and being in debt to the irs can have seriousonsequences. 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 accounts seized. even your home or 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. i'm trying to take care of my kids, and there was 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. but there was nothing i could do about it. i was just overwhelmed with 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. optima's 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

the irs is the most powerful collection agency on earth, and being in debt to the irs can have serious consequences. 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 accounts seized. even your home or 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. i'm trying to take care of my kids, and there was 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. >> but there was nothing i could do about it. i was just overwhelmed at 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. optimas 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

guest: this comes straight from the irs. atistics of income division publishes data that comes straight from the tax returns that we all filed during the tax season and they provide analysis on who pays what, what average tax rates are. so we take that and put it in a more digestible format in huge tables available for download on the irs website. host: what is the perception of what wealthy americans pay and what is the reality? guest: i think there is a big perception about the tax system that we have now that it is unfair and a big part of that is that the tax system that we have is very complicated. i don't think anyone really enjoys filing the taxes each year. it can be a rough process and it is not always transparent who is paying what because of all of the different deductions and credits and exemptions available in the tax system. that gives a perception of unfairness. we also tend to see lots of stories about individual taxpayers who maybe don't have a large tax bill in a given year, so it creates a perception that h

digital service team was deployed at no cost to the irs. simply put, entity product about the teams are uniquely positioned in a fight at the address operational address operational barriers. this streamlined processes reduces burdens and paves the way for more successful deployment. to ensure federal agencies including the department of veterans affairs can fully realize the benefits of the product model for technology modernization i propose four recommendations outlined in my written testimony. congress can work on with agency and white house leaders. but perhaps the most important recommendation is to inter-agencies streamline hiring processes to officially recruit an onboard digital service talent who can influence the product model back by flexible multi-year investments and support a people centered iterative approach delivering effective digital services. by adopting these recommendations congress can ensure agencies like the v.a. are equipped with the tools, resources and flexibility needed to deliver modern services focus on the en

and the irs is sending money to 1 million taxpayers across the country.what you need to know to see if you're eligible for any payment. and we've got more rain on the way, but also sierra snow. we're keeping an eye on the sierra what advisories and warnings you need to know about. and what is that christmas forecast look like? i've got all the details comingos ♪ honeybaked, how it glistens. ♪ ♪ mac and cheese, so delicious. ♪ ♪ sweet potato souffle. ♪ ♪ ham and turkey, hooray. ♪ ♪ feasting on some honeybaked all day. ♪ every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. guests. bay area shopping malls. they are hopping a lot of last minute presents to get, but in one part of the bay area, it's not just the holidays bringing people to the mall. let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman to explain. where are people shopping? scott? yeah, they are all at the mall. it's very, very energetic day at the mall. janelle. and in the era of online shopping all over the country, malls are struggling except in silicon valley of all places wh

iii with the irs not a criminal prosecution.— with the irs not a criminal prosecution.you are saying it is an unusual— prosecution. if you are saying it is an unusual thing - prosecution. if you are saying it is an unusual thing to - it is an unusual thing to prosecute the fact the pardon has been made does this set a dangerous precedent? it is not unusual to _ dangerous precedent? it is not unusual to see _ dangerous precedent? it is not unusual to see at _ dangerous precedent? it is not unusual to see at the - dangerous precedent? it is not unusual to see at the end - dangerous precedent? it is not unusual to see at the end of i dangerous precedent? it is not unusual to see at the end of a | unusual to see at the end of a president �*s term, pardons to those close to them. this is not an uncommon thing, it happens. we know president biden had said over and over again he would not do this but i had surmised a few months ago this was likely going to happen. he put his family first and i am not surprised by that, from the statements —— despite the statements he made publ

that seems to be some low hanging fruit that somebody could go after if they wanted to but the irs hasn'tbecause they are misdemeanors and small potatoes so a lot of guys have gone unpunished for years. >> i was going to say unless your last name is biden then you have an appetite to figure out what has been going on with your taxes even after you paid your taxes and you could maybe face a felony which is something that typically isn't done by the department of justice and i wanted to add that point. >> i am glad you did. thank you, congresswoman, eamon, katty, and tim . i feel this will be a target rich environment for news of nothing else. when we come back, the dozens of people who find themselves potentially in donald trump's crosshairs, the biden ministration has now reported to be actively considering preemptive pardons and we will bring you that reporting next. . thanks...revere. we really need to keep zicam in the house. only if you want to shorten your cold! when you feel a cold coming, shorten it with zicam (revere: hyah) ♪ ♪ when you feel a cold coming, people love to find me.

. >> the irs is the most powerful collection agency on earth, and being in debt to the irs can have serious consequences. 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 accounts seized. even your home or 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. i'm trying to take care of my kids, and there was 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, but there was nothing i could do about it. i was just overwhelmed with 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. optimas 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 anythi

you might qualify for $1,400 from the irs. an angelica peebles joins us. >> japan airlines says its systems are back to normal after a cyberattack delayed domestic and international flights and disrupted luggage service today. no customer data was leaked. the incident comes days after american airlines grounded all flights because of a technical glitch. a line of raw and frozen pet food made by northwest naturals has been recalled after a cat died of bird flu. the bird flu strain found in the pet food matched the strain found in the cat. the recall affects the feline turkey raw frozen pet food sold across the country. check your mail, you could be one of the 1 million tax filers who will get a credit up to 1,400. the irs says these taxpayers were eligible for a 2021 recovery rebate credit but didn't receive it. the irs commissioner said in a press release they will be made with no paperwork required. >> quickly. what do they need to check specifically to see if they qualify? i'm going to be honest, i'm asking for myself, too. >

iraq, the financial crisis, benghazi, the irs scandal, the border. joe's health.y lie right to your face. republicans have been sick about it for a pretty long time. we are kind of onto it. we assume they are lying to us, and that we work back from there. are you getting the sense that democrats have also had it? >> absolutely. that's why we saw again president trump received a resounding mandate from the american people, jesse. he received support from long-time democrat demographics. black voters, hispanic voters, democrats, union workers who have supported the democrat party their entire lives, voted for president trump because they are fed up with the lies. they are sick of wealthy politicians inside washington, d.c., telling them not to believe their own eyes, not to believe their own pocketbooks. what president trump has that no other candidate who has ever run for office in modern history has its authenticity. he tells the truth. you might not like the truth all the time, but he tells it. when he says he's going to do something, he delivers on that promise.

number 23 headed to the ir for the second time this season. the 49ers staple, the running game is in trouble. christian mccaffrey's regular season is over. on a shoestring tackle after an 18 yard gain did him in when his knee hit the icy buffalo surface. that injury does not need surgery. cmc missed the first eight games of the year with an injury. he was in the midst of his best game last night when the injury occurred. >> it was frustrating. a great week of practice. i could feel his urgency and stuff and he came out real good. it looked like he got his shoestring there. hurt for him and the team >> sucks, one of the best running backs in the league. when you lose him like that it takes away how we do things within the offense, but, it sucks. >> unfortunately. more bad news, fellow running back jordan mason was also placed on the ir with a high ankle sprain. he was san francisco's starting back when mccaffrey was hurt. that means the rookie will be the 9ers new starter. scoring the teams only touchdown against the bills. so, the 49ers, the n

do you still have your job at the irs and what is that day-to-day like for you? my senior leaders don't speak to me. they put me in the corner. latest they told me toet -- step down or resign. and i'm counting on the whistle-blower protection laws and the office office of special counsel. >> why did they ask you to resign? what was the reason? >> they -- i think is just part of this whole effort to retaliate against me. several times -- >> martha: are you going to sue them? >> the office of special counsel is where you go through as a federal employee to bring allegations of retaliation and they investigate it and then we will take this to the protection board, which is civil courts which will determine their liability. >> martha: joseph are you able to do your job at the irs? >> i have gone through a massive dependence -- depressive state. i'm isolated. it's marginalized in the investigation i can conduct. i have lost personal relationship. i have lost a lot of things but at the end of the day i'm an honest person. i think i believe in the rule of law and i woul

that again was owed to her by the irs. the team handled $2,381,813 e-mails, phone calls. believe me, there are a lot of ways if people just do it to get a hold of who represents you here in d.c. but then what do you do with it? we put a metric in that if those weren't handled within a certain number of days, it set off an alarm. unbelievable constituent services. 1500 hours of mobile office hours. when they reached out, we found the solutions. one hoosier's family, their mother's ashes were lost at a post office facility. couldn't be located. we secured an inspector general audit of the post office to make sure that that never happens again. family of an indiana soldier killed in vietnam didn't get the silver star. been a long time. we recovered that for them. my team cut through the red tape and delivered that medal to its family. it had been 50 years they were trying. as proud as i am of the legislation passed and the constituent services that we gave, i'm also proud of sounding the alarm for what i think is our biggest issue impacting our country. to be honest it's bee

the irs are urging people to take steps to prepare to file their federal tax returns and consider what they in the months ahead. financial experts suggest contributing as much as possible to retirement accounts. they say doing so can not only reduce your upcoming tax bill, but also boost retirement savings down the road. and if you or a loved one expects to incur educational expenses for k through 12 or college education, creating a 5.29 plan before the years and is a good strategy. >> you also want to look at any tax credits that you're eligible for. also, there has been changes to the tax bracket. so you want to see how that might potentially affect your income or rather the taxes that you have to pay for next year. >> the irs is expected to begin accepting returns. mid-january, you do have until april 15th to file unless, of course you have an extension. >> still ahead on the news at 6, the return to office debate continues into 2025. more on the push from lawmakers to get people to resume in-person work. plus, new california laws take effect starting in january. we'll break down so

has been looking into this, possible defunding of the irs, which is the regulatory or legal body thattion. so it just so may happen that, you know, the irs could have less resources to go after precisely this type of mismanagement or misconduct. i'm not saying that's why elon musk is for having a weaker irs. we know elon musk's position on taxes and that elon has said he's made the largest private tax payments ever, so lots of reason why is elon musk would want a weaker irs, but this is one of them. >> let me ask you about meta ceo mark zuckerberg. he just donated a million to the trump inauguration after meeting with the president-elect at mar-a-lago. there are rumblings about other tech ceos who are giving big bucks, as well. are they all going to fall in line and a lot of money going to the inaugural committee? >> look, the inaugural committee donations, as interesting as they are for news value, this is sort of a sideshow, right? every year, you know, companies that make hundreds of billions in revenue, you know, every four years, will toss a couple coins toward an inaugural commi

it's not the irs, they would always send a letter first. just alerting families to those kinds of scams that are attempts by criminal actors to prey on the most vulnerable. seniors are often isolated and have limited incomes. focusing on disability policy as well as policies relating to seniors, we have a long way to go to bring the full measure of support to both seniors and people with disabilities that i believe we should as a nation. one example of that is home and community-based services. in other words, changing policy at the federal level, which i hope the next congress or multiple congresses will work on. to use the medicaid program to provide opportunities for seniors to have care in the home, the same care you get in a nursing home. having that opportunity for you to be in your home, as well as for people with disabilities to have home and community-based services so they can remain in a community, remain independent. they can get to work every day because they have the benefit of having someone help them get ready for their work

. >> get a gift from the irs. start the new year.l give out special payments of up to $1400 to about 1 million people who didn't claim a recovery rebate credit on their 2021. taxes. >> the agency says many people likely overlook their eligibility for a stimulus check when they filed for their taxes, eligible taxpayers will be notified by the irs in advance that are expected to automatically receive their payment by the end of january. hyundai open owners of its electric vehicle give more access to charging with free charging adapters. the automaker says next year it's going to send free combined charging system afters. >> today's electric vehicle owners and lease ers. the doctor gives access to 20,000 tesla's supercharging stations. the freed up available to those who get their vehicles on or before january 31st. 2025 kia, a sister company of hyundai. we'll also give the free in acs adapters simon are starting early 2025. next time shop at wal-mart might want employees wearing body cameras. the nation's largest retailer calls a new s

. >> stephen, it now some taxpayers could get a gift from the irs to start the new year. >> the irs says it will give out special payments of up to $1400 to about 1 million people who didn't claim a recovery rebate credit on their taxes in 2021, the agency says many people likely overlook their eligibility for a stimulus check when they file their taxes eligible taxpayers will be notified by the irs in advance and are expected to automatically receive their payment by the end of january. hyundai is helping owners of its electric vehicles get more access to charging with 3 charger adapters. the automaker says next year will send free combines charging system adapters 2 electric vehicle owners and lease ers. the adapter gives access to 20,000 tesla supercharger stations. the freed after is available to those who get their vehicles on or before january 31st. 2025 kia, a sister company to hyundai will also give the free and they see as adapters to some voters. starting in early 2025. president elect donald trump's first pick to lead the department of justice is now the center of a scandal. a

the irs.'s nominees want to destroy the agency they're going to lead? i look forward to secretary of agriculture jim locust. he's also the annoying neighbor on "principal bullfrog." there is one redeeming quality here. that's congressman long is also a former professional auctioneer, a skill he displayed memorably during a 2018 congressional hearing to shut down a protestor. >> jack dorsey is trying to influence the election to sway the election. >> huh? what's she saying? i can't understand her. what? what? >> that is why he is censoring and shadow banning -- >> how bout ten, twelve and a half. fifteen, seven and a half, twenty dollars, seven and a half, 30. yeeep, two and a half, seventy five, 300, three and a quarter, yep, three and a quarter half. half, three and a half, five. 400, yep four. four and a quarter. four and a half, we're selling the cell phone there, four and a quarter, four and a half. >> stephen: god, i love that. i hope that's how he gets out of all awkward situations. "hon

some taxpayers could get a gift from the irs to start the new year.ut special payments of up to $1400 to about 1 million people who didn't claim a recovery rebate credit on their taxes in 2021, the agency says many people likely overlooked their eligibility. first stimulus check when they filed for their taxes eligible taxpayers will be notified by the irs in advance and are expected to automatically receive their payment by the end of january. >> and a healthy donors of its electric vehicles get more access to charging with free charging adapters. the automaker says next year it's going to send free combined charging system adapters to hyundai's electric vehicle owners and lease ers that give access to 20,000 tesla's supercharging stations. the freed after is available to those who get their cars before january 31st. 2025 kia sister company of hyundai is also going to give the free in acs. and after to some owners starting early 2025. next time shop of all market might run into employees wearing body cameras. the nation's largest retailer calls a new

and there's $20 billion that the money -- of money for the irs supposed to go into this funding bill.w, too. but we are expecting to have some answers here soon hopefully by the end of the weekend we should be getting text of this funding bill and expect both chambers to vote on this this week and head to president biden's desk by the end of friday night. charles? >> that was nbc's gary grumbach on capitol hill. thank you. >>> coming up next, nikole hannah-jones, the pulitzer prize winning creator of the 1619 project joins me here on set to discuss what the future of journalism looks like in the next trump era. you're watching "velshi" on msnbc. patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. patients are going to losofia vergara: at st. jude, there's one thing that makes us all family-- finding cures, saving children. one in five kids in the us still w

and we put it in a more digestible format than the huge tables that are available for download on the irs web site. >> host: you take a look at how much wealthy americans pavement let's start with the details. what's the perception of what wealthy americans pay, and what is the reality? some. >> guest: i think there's a big perception about the tax system that we have now that it's unfair, and a big part of that is that the that tax system that we have is very complicated. i don't think anyone really enjoys filing their taxes each year. it can be a rot process, and it's not always transparent who's paying what because of all of the different deductions and credits and exemptions available in the a tax system. so that gives a perception of you are you are. r -- unfairness. we also tends to see lots of stories about individual taxpayers who maybe don't have a large tax bill in a given year, and so it creates the perception that high income taxpayers are getting a special break that low and middle income taxpayers don't have access to. but, of course, the data tell a different story, and tha

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i am completely baffled by why funding the irs has become a polarized issue. where is the voice from taxpayers who are angry and pissed off that they are paying their taxes and others do not? this isn't just about revenues, even though it's a central part because the tax gap is so huge. it's also about competition. it's also about fairness. okay. point five. countercyclical reforms are really important. the budget can and should address economic downturns. i think if you go back 40, 50 years and look at when we accrued debt. my guess is that most of it happened in economic downturns. three times to modernize ui. and you should characterize it not just by reforms. if you care about debt, you should also care about u.i. modernization. also care about putting in effect, effective, countercyclical measures so we don't have to take on so much debt in f and when we have economic downturns. when it comes to economic mobility. jared mentioned economic policy. i think we got it aside. whether or not geographic location is going to be part of the deal. so president obama

at the irs for example they have tried to get rid of paper. you submit a paper tax return, someone since there and types it into the system. they are trying to move to scanning technology and the union president has been very clear that they still need all the people they can get to do the work of the irs, even if they are able to move to scanning technology and gain all of the efficiency from that so it is hard to tell but i am excited to see. >> lauren, one of the statistics cited at the beginning is that 70% of the federal forests we interviewed said there will be major policy changes, it will be different, we will see some differences there. the flipside is that most everyone anticipated their budgets would go down. the only obstruction was there was more positivity. where do you see those? is it universal or are there particular areas where you see the new administration coming in will lean into versus lean away from? >> i think when it comes to defense, it will be funded. defense is going to be funded, generally not as much as some would

i am completely why funding the irs has become a polarized issue. here is the voice from honest taxpayers who are angry and for stuff that they are paying their taxes and other people are not. where's the voice from the dry cleaner who pays their taxes, the dry cleaning store doesn't and they are trying to compete with that? this isn't just about revenues even notice the central part because the tax is so huge but is so huge but it is about competition and fairness. .5. counter cyclical reforms are really important, the budget can and should address downturns, economic downturns. i think if you go back 40, 50 years and look at when we accrued debt, my guess is most happened in economic downturns which part of that was by design. the obama administration three times tried to modernize it. you should care about is counter cyclical reform not just because you want well-functioning reform but you don't what to take it in the downturn. if you care about debt you should care about modernization, putting in place effective, targeted counter cyclical measure

i stood up to him on the irs. i stood up to him when he won vaccine mandates for private companies. i stood up, when he wanted to keep the canadian border close. the fact is karoline leavitt can't name one thing that she disagrees with donald trump on. she's going to throw our democracy under the bus to do what donald trump wants and that's wrong. >> our democracy is under the bus and you side with the joe biden on the irs when you voted for 87,000 new irs agents to come after our small business community. our profit margins are minimizing every single day. i talk to business owners who don't know if they can make it through the winter because of the rise in electric rates keeping the lights on now you want to launch 87,000 new irs agents. i will fire those agents on day one and i will vote for 87,000 new united states border patrol agents to secure the mess you have great. >> if you told the big life then you can tell small lies because the fact is the 87,000 figure has been totally debunked. we're talking about the irs we can provide better customer service to folks here in new ham

the fbi opened this portal to the cia to sites up to and age to the irs, to the cdc, the dhs and about a half dozen other agencies in a obscene -- of federal censorship is unprecedented in the american experience. it's. it started. it started with what they called medical misinformation. and it wasn't even missing from age. and there is a there's a dialog between facebook work and the white house at that time in which facebook is saying a lot of this information, including from me stuff that they were suppressing, is actually factually accurate. and white house, they coined a new name, a new word called malik formation, which is missing from which is information that is factually accurate. it is nevertheless inconvenient. the government authorities at and and pretty soon an entire censorship industrial complex had grown up which was billion dollars and that involved the government agencies, universities, ngos and tech companies and other data center. they started with medical so called medical mission formation and widen that to all kinds of political issues, including censorship about

i stood up to him on the irs and when he wanted vaccine mandates in new hampshire and on immigration he wanted to keep the w canadian border closean but she can't name one thing she disagrees with donald trump on she's going to draw our democracy under the bus just to do what donald trump wants and that's wrong. >> you cited with joe biden on the irs when you voted 87000 irs agents to come t to our small business community. i talked to business owners who don'tho know they will make it o the winter. i will vote for 87004 patrol agents to secure thets mess you created. >> if you told the big lie, you can tell small lies, to feed 87000, that's been debunked. we can provide better customer service and go after billionaires and big corporations on the line. having some millionaire out there with the army skirting ally not paying their fair share, that's a lie. >> he supports the hiring of more agencies supports to raise your taxes and i support lowering your taxes. >> let's refocus on another election question. is it a danger to new hampshire's election? >> it's not a danger to our prima

the irs has already collected over $1 billion in unpaid taxes from the super wealthy that had not been paid in the past. look, folks, our economic lay book also includes increasing fair competition. i'm a capitalist, but capitalism without competition is not capitalism. execs explication. but not on my watch. -- it is exploitation, but not on my watch. my inflation reduction i took on big pharma, reduced the price of insulin for seniors with diabetes to pay only 35 bucks a month, close to the average of $400 a month. you know, when i was trying to sell this american -- this to the american public, i'd go around the country doing town meetings and say, anybody has a prescription from a major drug company in america? come with me and get on air force one. i will take you to toronto, to berlin, to rome, to anywhere in the world, and i'll get you that same exact prescription, from the same exact company from somewhere between 40% to 60% less. well, the inflation reduction act also finally gives medicare the power to negotiate lower drug prices for seniors across the board. it's already pas