information, to restrict first amendment liberties so that we, infopeople don t get access to the information which should have certainly in the run upe hs to the most important election, we have election for president of the united states . sobefore, and yo this is scary i said before. at und you think about, as yo indicated, sean, this is almoste like the irs under obamad. i with lois lerner. the all that that happened looksy go like they re back. and remember, now that they re back, they got 80 billion dollars fors eighty seven thousand more irs agents in that last big spending bill . the democrats did. oh ake us rea, that should that shw make us really concern. when you think about the money n and resources they now have. and it looks w likhee what they were up to just a few weeks ago when matt taibbi was testifying in front of congress. all right. sean: coming congressman, wes on the debt ceiling deadline. my question is , as part of anyo negotiation, assuming thatus the white h
in addition to a lot of immediate pain of higher interest rates in unemployment, it would absolutely destroyed confidence in america s ability to keep its word about paying its bills. but today the house freedom caucus announced that they would, quote, consider voting to raise the debt ceiling contingent upon the enactment of legislation that includes ending biden s 400 billion dollars in student debt relief, rescinding unspent covid 19 funds, cutting the climate change funding, and 80 billion dollars for i added irs enforcement under the inflation reduction act, and capping discretionary spending at fiscal year 2022 levels for a decade. here s what president biden had to say about that. members of the house caucus will consider voting to raise the debt ceiling contingent upon the enactment of legislation. do you know what that act is? cut all spending on defense by 25%. 25%. that means cops, firefighters, it means health care, that s
walking away from the pandemic without a permanent skier, the long term devastation caused in 2008. but the house republicans chaos caucus, either don t understand the risks or they don t care or both. because defaulting on americas debt, and even coming close to defaulting on the debt is absolutely reckless. in addition to a lot of immediate pain of higher interest rates in unemployment, it would absolutely destroyed confidence in america s ability to keep its word about paying its bills. but today the house freedom caucus announced that they would, quote, consider voting to raise the debt ceiling contingent upon the enactment of legislation that includes ending biden s 400 billion dollars in student debt relief, rescinding unspent covid 19 funds, cutting the climate change funding, and 80 billion dollars for i added irs enforcement under the inflation reduction act, and capping discretionary spending at fiscal year 2022 levels for a
According to Dr. Jitendra Singh, the Union minister of state for personnel, public grievances, and pensions, the Enforcement Directorate has recouped roughly 180 billion dollars from fugitives and economic offenders over the past five years, particularly since the Narendra Modi government passed the Economic Offenders Act in 2018.
The minister was addressing outside the G20 anti-corruption session
paycheck that the irs can look at, but it is far harder to audit wealthy individuals, people who earn the money not through paychecks, but by collecting stocks and partnerships and things that are complicated. that is why the president has pushed so hard for an 80 billion dollars the irs received as part of the inflation reduction act. money that is going to help the irs improve their technology, and also improve their audits against wealthy individuals. but, the secretary has committed the money that will be used to upgrade to the irs has to be focused on going after wealthy tax cheats who make more than $400,000 a year. so, those investments will help us ensure that those people who are the most likely to hide money from the tax system, are the ones we go after going forward. those who can hide money have more money, right, the idea, thinking about, that as you mention, it might be very counterintuitive to people to think, the more complicated the tax returns, the idea that people