that is the level of problem that we have with the irs. 65% of voters believe that the irs already has too much power. it is one of the reasons people don't like it. it is their own internal labor union rules which have said they are not hiring people. the irs has been hiring back people who were thrown out because they were looking at people's private data. they had no legal right to. they got hired back. so the irs does not punish people who do that. they tell them it is ok, you can come back. we also have a problem because the treasury department, 80% of which is irs agents, the money that they contribute to candidates, 97% goes to democrats. so you have a politicized union for the irs agents. 97% democrat. a few high your 80,000 more irs agents and they pay dues, that recycles straight back into the democratic party. host: there was a recent analysis on the market watch website by the center for american progress. he talks about the audit capability. he says the biden proposal is designed to improve the ability to select who the audit so that it does more audits of tax cheats and f

instead the democrats are proposing to a double the size of the irs and b have the irs snoop on americans bank accounts. that's right. democrats want to double the size of the irs and force banks, credit unions and other financial institutions that provide details of individual spending to the federal government. under the administrations proposal once your withdrawal for deposits for the year is a certain amount and that amount by the way if the president has his way is $600,000 bank or credit union would be forced to report the details of correct to bitty to the federal government. so the federal government could end up with a record of every time you eat dinner out or pay your rent or buy a new jacket or a toaster oven. the invasion of privacy being talked about here is absolutely staggering. we are to have a much mechanism in place that would allow the irs to -- that might indicate potential criminal activity. we do not need the federal government monitoring every purchase that law-abiding americans make or how many times americans buy a cup of coffee. not to mention the incredible de

every ordinary american as if they were under irs audit. i must have forgotten when the president campaigned on giving everybody their own audit. i do not remember him saying that last year. itsn is not ordinary middle-class americans who need an audit it's the democrats reckless taxing and spending spree with historic tax hikes that would hurt families and help china for. >> mr. perez on september 25 president biden tweeted and i quote, might build it back a better agendaol costs $0. that is right. according to the president a series of new permanent entitlements and massive expansion of government, the biggest expansion of government at least since the new deal is going to cost $0. that from the president of the united states. the president has now been doubling down on that claim. on monday he once again tweeted the fact of the matter is the build back better agenda costs zero. while no mr. president the fact of the matter is your build back better agenda costs three and half trillion dollars at least, that is the minimum numbers. the co

>> they want the irs to have 80000, i'm sorry 87000 and more. kratz people to audit and look at your bank account and then to spend $80 billion and higher 87000 that's more people than serving on the aircraft carriers the roman coliseum can be felt three times a social distancing that is a lot of irs agents and what is interesting it went from 17 to 19 have 5000 slots open they could not fill them. why? because the union has a rule you cand only hire first the unionize bureaucracy. so those jobs that i get filled in and here we don't have enough fire as agents that is not the fault is not budgeting it is the union work rules they have lived with at the irs sent one of the reasons people are concerned giving the irs more money because the president still n once it nancy pelosi still runs and schumer still wanted the only people who don't or 70 percent of democrats and 70 percent of americans that say it is a mistake then to look for the irs to go to your bank accounts no warrant or suspicion anything is wrong but just access to your personalo dat

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paul: trillions of dollars in new spending for the irs snoop into your bank account? the proposal by the biden administration would require banks to record data from accounts of $600 were at least $600 worth of transactions democrats in congress say the threshold is likely to increase in any final bill to as much as $10000 but the effect of the policy would be the same with the irs collecting bank account data on millions of americans janet yellen defended the proposal this week calling the reporting routine and claiming it's needed to root out wealthy tax dodgers let's bring our panel wall street columnist and deputy editorial dan henninger, kim strassel and editorial page writer lynn a. let's fill in our audience of what happened after we published an editorial pointing out the $600 threshold for the policy they were scrambling by democrats now they say $10000, what happened? >> i think there was a big public backlash that the irs is going to collect data for just about every single americans obviously encumber everybody filing taxes but the irs does not have access

lex they try to weaponize the irs. keep in mind the last time the irs had this much clout, this much power it was during the obama administration who did they target? they targeted the conservative so get ready. they are coming after you again. this is an invasion of our privacy. this is a weapon icing the irs to be able to look at our bank accounts. if you have a venn mail or paypal, if you are using those once you get over $600 all this at the irs is going to be on your trail for their going to be following everything that you do. this is socialism for this is not the start of socialism, that is socialism but this is exactly what they want. they want this where they have control over everything. >> you know, the wall street journal did a great op-ed saying if it if they change the threshold to 10,000 dollars, it is still capturing most americans. if you get a social security check of $1200, if you are getting paid by your company, you are all getting captured the obama administration weaponize the irs. >> they did. t

quite the republican party is not going to allow the irs to spy on your banking accounts. with this eagle topic alone, i have gotten more emails and polls in the last three weeks then i have on any other item over the last few times i have been in the united states senate. here is what is going on. as a part of what the president is proposing with his reckless tax and spending bill, he wants to give $80 billion of additional money to the internal revenue service. janet yellen wants to use that money, the secretary of treasury to hire a whole new army of irs agents. she said she wants those agents to have access to your personal bank account. your checking accounts. to the point where she said that any check you would write or any deposit you would make for anything above $600 would have to be reported to the irs. the goal is to squeeze more money out of hard-working taxpayers and they want to use that money that they squeeze out of hard-working taxpayers to pay for their big government socialist agenda. number one, this is an invasion of privacy, of american citizens. numb

. >> the republican party will not allow the irs to spy on your banking account. on this single topic alone, i got more e-mails and calls in the last three weeks than any other item over the last times in the u.s. senate. as part of what the president is proposing, reckless tax and spending bill, he wants to give $80 billion of additional money to the internal revenue service. janet yellen wants to use the money, secretary treasury to hire a whole new army of irs agent. she's said she wants the agents to have access to your personal bank account, checking accounts. she said any check you would right or any deposit you would make or anything above $600 will have to be reported to the irs. their goal is to squeeze more money out of hard-working taxpayers and they want to use that money they squeeze out of hard-working taxpayers to pay for the gift big government socialist agenda. this is an invasion of privacy of american citizens. number two, it turned bankers and credit unions into de facto irs agents and they don't want any part of it. it's a topic that came up r

number two it turns and bankers and credit unions into de facto irs agent. they do not want any part of it either. this is the topic that came up repeatedly when i was at the grocery store in wyoming this past weekend. the irs is the most powerful and truly unresponsive or unaccountable agency of government. they have proven they are unable to t keep tax records secure, proven it. we are not going to allow joe biden to give the irs more power. we want to stop this in its tracks. i want to tell cowboys in wyoming that if they make a payment on their pickup truck or by a saddle up for their horse they are not going to have an irs along for the ride. well people at the white house and the last few days have been repeatedly saying raising the debt limit is not about the spending they are spending now it's about the money that has been spent in the past. last 20 years it's never in the case. every time we had eight debt limit debate in 2019 when speaker pelosi said i'm not going to help raise the debt limit unless we spend more money than the current caps let us

all of our bank accounts every day every transaction being watched by the irs. is that what you are proposing? >> thank you so much for having me. no it is not what we're proposing. we're proposing making sure our tax system is fair. what we know today is wealthy americans are less likely to pay taxes. for example the top 1% of earners in our country underpay taxes each year by more than $150 billion each year. they don't make money the way that the woman who works in advertising does or a teacher or a long shoreman does. each one of those people get a w 2 at the end of the year sent to them and also the irs. it allows us to verify how much money they made and how much in taxes they need to pay. the wealthy on the other hand make money by selling assets, collecting capital gains, by putting together complex structures like partnerships that allow them to sell those assets for $2 million, put the money in their bank account, and tell the irs they only made a hundred thousand dollars. the president's proposal ensures we can find out about that money these wealthy

this is a power grab by the irs. it is an absolute invasion of privacy, and it is one of the dumbest ideas i think i have ever heard. they think they will find that much money and unpaid revenue? no, they don't. they have no data. they are guessing, the irs. >> can i expand on that? to follow a little further from cheryl. there's $80 billion in debt spending package that will go toward the irs to hire additional staffers. they say this will clawback 700 believed dollars in revenue that the coming decades. however, they admit their data is seven years old. so we know that the irs is where common sense goes to die. let me give you an existing -- additional examples. i have seen $100,000 criminal prosecution by the irs criminal division to clawback $30,000 in the alleged fraud. no matter what, it is your money that is going toward the bloated -- to reclaim the funds to pay for this spending of these progressive -- >> harris: it is the truth definition of irony. and i don't want to the retreat light of, you know, a topic

reports that to the irs. and now you're saying, you want the bank to also report, what's the total amount of money that went into the, account what's the total amount of money that was taken out of the account. that is the entirety, of the proposal. >> that's what we want to collect, once each year lawrence. not only helps us find the money that the wealthy are not paying, but it also will help us reduce the chances that people who get it w to, each year that worked in advertising, are audited, because we're able to validate the money reported to the irs, is the money that went into your account. and you didn't have any large amounts going in for some other reason. >> there's also in the information the treasury put out, about at the administration you can direct the irs to handle the information this, way is you have no intention of actually using this information in. anyway, in any enforcement procedure. involving any tax returns of less than $400,000 of personal income. the president has made commitment th

congress about irs reform and tax reform. i covered the irs for decades. i know irs workers. they don't want to be politicized like this. they don't like it. the irs already leaked to "propublica" tax returns for the wealthiest. so you know, this is now the tea party of the left as joe lieberman said of "the hill" newspaper. far left progressive are leading a movement that speaks for a tiny portion of the electorate. they don't have a mandate. where is the bipartisan pushback against that? because we sure have seen far lefter bullying, they tried to occupy the department of the interior this weekend. not a lot of media coverage of that, right? >> it is. you know what's scariest, what happened during the obama administration when the irs was targeting the tea party, this is, this is back to that same approach once again. the irs should never be used as a tool against american citizens. it is unacceptable. it is horrifying. it should be a bipartisan approach of folks being against it. liz: we're showing far left activists pushing against cops last thursday t happened through th

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i don't trust the irs, do you? they leaked donald trump's taxes, they leaked the taxes of jeff bezos. they always leak. remember what they did with the tea party? i don't trust any irs agent to look into my bank account. next thing you know, it will be in the "new york daily news." that's where they link it to appear the other thing, it's going to push everybody out of the banking system and into places like this going "if you are afraid the government is snooping on your checking account --" there's a lot of money people hide. i get it, but not regular wage earners. we are talking about people with partnerships and family businesses, that's where the money is hid in re-financing real estate, not here. >> greg: jessica, is there something we are missing? it's the strong argument for this, and why $600? i don't get this. >> jessica: i was surprised to see janet yellen defending it. $600 is a low -- it's not that i don't value money, but that is an amount that the average american could have in a savings account, and

but the irs is one head on this monster. attorney general merrick garland has recently instructed the fbi to investigate threats. threats of parents protesting the teaching of critical race theory in public school. if they don't want your tax dollars to go into indoctrinating your children in white guilt, you might bes taggd as a threat by the fbi. charge google to track and provide people on any when using certain search terms through "keyword warrants." biden effectively declared war on privacy and middle america. >> that's what it is. the people who benefited on our system for the past 20 years will feel no pain here. i appreciate the clarity of your thinking. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: the doj is now targeting parents with any complaints at all p about the lunas see their kids are learning inn school. white people are bad, don't complain. but some parents are not afraid, they are fighting anyway. we continue our assessment of the authoritarian church in the united states. >> fox news live, i am ashley strohmier.

then the employer also sends a copy of that to the irs. this is called third party reporting and it helps taxpayers fill out their tax forms accurately. it also helps the irs zero in on tax cheats if the numbers don't add up. wage earners from cashiers to teachers are subject to third-party reporting. but the wealthy get their money in other ways, and mostly the irs doesn't get any information, no third-party reporting, to keep them honest. so, deputy secretary adeyemo, let's consider a multimillionaire with several mansions who sells one of those mansions for several million dollars more than they paid for it. that's taxable income, but does the irs get third party verification of how much profit they made? >> no, they do not, senator. >> all right, let's ask about a partner in a law firm or a private equity fund. when they get millions of dollars as distribution of profits from their firm, does the irs get true third-party verification of how much money they make? >> no, they do not. >> okay. so when rich people rake in millions in sales

irs workers. they don't like it. they hate it. by the way the bank fees will go up, right, liz? we're talking 124 million bank accounts that banks would have to give information over to the irs. going to cost the banks money. your final word? >> again, it is not just the grand total of ins and outs of your account they will be reporting. they will have to be discriminating separating out various kinds of funds. this is not a slam dunk. this is not an easy thing to implement. by the way, i think it will not generate the kind of revenues they're talking about. i think they just want again to position americans successful americans as being tax cheats and people who are not paying their fair share. i think it is just really sort of incomprehensible really. elizabeth: feels really cynical. liz peek, good to have you back on. we love having you. liz is a great writer. read her columns. she is terrific. we're coming out of the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. later this hour

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meanwhile irs stooping on everyone's bank account under a new biden administration proposal, banks will be required to report any transactions $7 trillion over the next ten years and a simple way for the irs to get a sense of where that might be, just a few pieces of information about individuals bank accounts. nothing at the transaction to violate privacy. kennedy: right, a few pieces of information? that's spying. lawmakers slammed the idea calling it a major invasion of privacy so what is the real part of this? we've got senior editor, chris stepford is back along with political analyst and former house press secretary, rochelle ritchie and the president of the institute -- welcome, everyone. good to talk to you all. janet yellen says there's an enormous tax cap but it not really a revenue problem the government has, it spending and the only way they can see that is reaching in and taking more money and finding sources of revenue. >> a lot of this is just about control. what are you using it for aside from arms deals and purchasing functional the average person uses vendor to get con

that is the level of problem that we have with the irs. 65% of voters believe that the irs already has too much power. it is one of the reasons people don't like it. it is their own internal labor union rules which have said they are not hiring people. the irs has been hiring back people who were thrown out because they were looking at people's private data. they had no legal right to. they got hired back. so the irs does not punish people who do that. they tell them it is ok, you can come back. we also have a problem because the treasury department, 80% of which is irs agents, the money that they contribute to candidates, 97% goes to democrats. so you have a politicized union for the irs agents. 97% democrat. a few high your 80,000 more irs agents and they pay dues, that recycles straight back into the democratic party. host: there was a recent analysis on the market watch website by the center for american progress. he talks about the audit capability. he says the biden proposal is designed to improve the ability to select who the audit so that it does more audits of tax cheats and f

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but like you said, not against using the irs to punish enemies and reward friends. the oligarchs hiding their money in tax havens in delaware and south dakota, the people exploiting cheap illegal immigrant labor, like the kochs. obama did the same thing, he used them to target conservative groups. go ahead. >> tucker: now, please come you keep going. i'm just nodding in agreement >> the funny thing is the irs actually apologized for that in 2017 but now biden is turning the guns again on the little guy and allowing the most powerful and corrupt players to slide and of course they went, they are in his administration but the irs is actually just one head on this monster. attorney general merrick garland has recently instructed the fbi to investigate threats. threats of parents protesting the teaching of critical race theory in public school. in other words, if you don't want your tax dollars to go towards indoctrinating your children into white guilt, you might get flagged as a terrorist threat by the fbi. the federal government has secretly ordered google and other

states plan to battle but under president biden's plan to pay for the massive spending by letting the irs snooping everyone's bank accounts assuming right off the bat you are a financial criminal, we have the roadmap to how this is unconstitutional. thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonough, "the evening edit" start right now. ♪ we began with stocks, they were up to kickoff october the dow s&p 500 in the nasdaq, u.s. markets slide over 4% in september, no vote on infrastructure this is a hit to the white house of the democrat party both sides in a crisis mode, they went to capitol hill trying to seal a deal. hillary vaughn has more. >> house democrats grumbled that the president was not more involved in this process. he showed up on their doorstep the question was he going to rally support for the bipartisan infrastructure bill that you people the oc promised a vote on today. but instead of doing that he did not ask them to vote for but instead focus on reconciliation first. progressives walked away from the meeting taking a victory lap and moderates feeling defeated. >> it does

under this proposal if i bought new tires or a couch, would the irs know about it? >> no they wouldn't. if i paid my friend back through buying me a cup of coffee, would the irs know about it? would anything at all in this proposal calls the irs to increase audit rates on folks making less than $400,000 a year? to increase the ability of those by underpaying their taxes which are wealthy taxpayers. this would help the tax system just a little bit making sure that the wealthy have to pay the taxes they owed so tell me how have they been fighting this so fiercely? for a zillion years don't tell me that the banks can't do this. they don't seek to pay their fair share will go to no end as to avoid taxation. that is what we are seeing here. the goal is to level the playing field so that the individuals pay in the same way that the working class pay every day in america. >> as democrats fighting for tax reform that will help ensure that the very rich corporations start paying their fair share. the lobbyists and people they represent are going to fight us with everything t

they want the irs to start doing this? what do you say? >> what i say is nancy pelosi, let the cat out of bag. i hope the american people remember this. this is never about taxing the rich because there is not enough money amongst the rich to go get all of your money. you got to get everyone. you have to get the middle class. what they're trying to set up is to be able to go after pension plans because if you go after pension plans, then you might be able to come up with the money you're looking for because most stock purchases, most hold of stock interest, are held by pension plans in the united states and frankly around the world. but this shows the ludicrousness of this plan. they're scrambling to find money for their radical spending but here's the real story, there is not enough money washington can take to fund the things they want to spend money on and that is why they lie to us constantly to say they would don't anything. it won't cost the politicians. it will cost every american. elizabeth: they want to track $10,000 in aggregate

a proposal aimed at letting the irs target its audits more effectively. it would generate about $460 billion over a decade to cover the cost of democrats planned -- democrats' planned expansion of the social safety net and climate change policies according to the administration. those are the first two paragraphs of the story. that's an accurate reflection of what you've done, correct? >> yes. we have proposed both augmenting the resources of the irs, so that it can hire qualified auditors, and augmenting the information flow so that the irs gets insight into opaque sources of income. and both together, we believe can serve to greatly address the $7 trillion estimated tax gap that we'll see in this country. >> and madam secretary, you would tell my constituents that they should not have any privacy concerns about what you're trying to do? >> well, they should not, because this is a simple matter for banks that already file 1099 forms. >> the irs licked information about taxpayers to propublica that was published. their entire tax returns, their entire tax

reporter: white house hoping the beefed up irs proposal would beef up the tax revenue. they expected to get $780 billion over 10 years from this tax proposal but now that it has been thrown out, they will have to make up the money some other way. liz. elizabeth: great reporting. hillary thank you so much for your journalism there. joining us now, senator bill hagerty from senate banking. great to have you back on. what is the reaction to the development? now they're losing pay-fors for it, right? they can't pay for it. will this be dead in the water? what do you say? >> it is getting worse by the day. what we're seeing the democrats are in complete disarray. this $600, whether it is $600 or whether it es is $10,000, american people don't want the irs snooping in their accounts. i had treasury secretary yellen. what we heard was disturbing. what are you doing. we saw tax information given to "propublica" during the biden administration. they did it to attack the political enemies. what will they do to happen again. her answer -- >> get rid of the banner. we're showing th

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they say compliance wlb costly and burden shom, they say the irs can't be trusted with sensitive data and they say the irs wants to tax your venn mo and cash app payments here is what is being proposed the white house plan requires two numbers, the total deposited and the total withdrawn for the year not every transaction. as far as the payment services, american rescue plan, that was passed in march. it requires merchants to report transactions over 600s on, say, venmo or paypal that takes ekt effect january 1st 2022 the biden administration expands those to individuals again, gifts to individuals or friends are not being specifically taxed the house plan hasn't included this in its early draft because it is hotly debated and contested in washington. >> when they say they want this reported, presumably because they want to tax -- in other words, i paid $500 offer a secondhand couch on venmo several years back let's say that was a $600 purchase is that somethingi they would want me to report and pay tax on is that already the rule what is the goal here? >> the goal is unreported incom

or above to the irs? is that going to weaponize the irs? >> yes. the democrats are relentless. they'll keep working on this. i have heard from all kinds of constituents, banks and everybody who uses banks, they are outraged by this $600 proposal in themes of irs -- terms of irs tracking their activity. and, of course, we saw lois lerner and president obama's administration, how they weaponized the irs. so, no, elections matter, maria. elections matter a lot. i really do hope that americans are awakening to the urgency of this moment. we're at a hinge point. we need to turn america away from this path or off this path that president biden and the democrats are putting us on. maria: and that certainly feels like that's where this is going. i want to get your take on news at the end of the week from merck, because the drugmaker announced a new experimental oral truck for covid-19 -- drug for covid-19, senator. they say it reduced by 50% the chance of hospitalization or death for patients at risk of severe covid. your thoughts on this new drug. i should point out that merck's stock

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the irs is the most dang royce, because f-wbi, dea, when they are knocking fbi but irs. the. >> the whole point of doing crime and avoiding paying taxes is to have the money. >> trevor: right. >> but the irs is the only people that can roll in and be like i'm taking all your money. >> trevor: actually let's move on it to our next story which is out of florida, the only state named after rapper flo-rida, last month the governor appointed a brand new surgeon general. and if you don't know what that is, the surgeon general leads the other surgeons in to battle, right. and-- no? what do you mean, they just set out health policies? that is a bit misleading, why would you general-- i'm the idiot? you need to choose better words. now since floridas that been sit so hard by covid you would think a surgeon general would be very aggressive about fighting it. but this surgeon general is the exact opposite. like he opposes vaccines and mask mandates. he pushed for unproven treatments against covid and he won't even say if he himself is vaccinated. which is pretty weird thing for a d