if the irs does not do that. it will result in, unfortunately, too many audits that are not productive. at the present time, if you look at high income audits and the ones that are the most important, anywhere from 20 to 40% of those audits are reported by the irs itself to be what's called no change audits that means they audit it and didn't find anything, no need to do that audit, it was a poor allocation, it wasn't delivered, but didn't have good numbers to pick it and that's an understatement because from our experience, you know, personally we know it would be much larger if you just look at the number, it would be worse if you just looked at audits that result in very small changes, but not material. so the irs today is stocked with older methods of doing compliance which results in a large significant fraction of audits that don't need to be done and which does not make use of a lot of data that it already has that it could use. that's really where the opportunity comes. if doesn't mean there won't have to

part of this is we think of the irs and we think what good is the irs? you bet the chief counsel's office. and you've got treasury tax policy. and where the system, i believe has been eroding in certain respects and continues to erode is that when folks say the only way to deal with compliance is audits, that is a mistake. treasury does policy. the chief counsel's office supports treasury. the chief counsel supports the commissioner in pursuing whatever mission he or she believes should be pursued. and those are also important tools of improving compliance. the notion of making tech tax policy through the court which i see is an increasing trend is another mistake. treasury got a giant increase in funding for the office of tax policy to do this. this is an integrated effort. it is not hire more agents to audit folks for the poor folks to rich folks it anywhere in between that's not going to work. >> it sort of a rhetorical question. i do not know if either of the other commissioners want to weigh in on that question to what extent can additional resource

that's about the same as the entire irs budget. not the technology budget, the entire irs budget. and jp morgan is a big organization, but it doesn't have as many customers as we have taxpayers. that gives you the sense of the scale, but it's also the fact that where the irs has funding, it isn't even. it ends at the fiscal year, and the next year doesn't get funded until the middle of the year. it is difficult to manage any kind of technology project with that kind of unevenness. that is why i am saying, i don't really agree with the premise of your question in many cases. there is that perception, and oh, the irs has failed in its modernization. i think that that is fed, not that we have specific failures, but it has been fed by even the irs itself, and buy treasuries and others to constantly cite the fact that the irs relies on these master files. the so-called master files that do the processing system. which are very old, and yes, they are. it is very, very slow to place those overtime. they have to be replaced. but guess what? every large organization that i know of, and tha

data the irs has and what other government agencies may have so we think the irs with safety valves around that could better utilize that information if given the authority to correct the tax return and say these numbers didn't match. what's going on here. so taking the first step as opposed to sending a notice and the taxpayer has to respond so it would cut down on some of the burden but still protect taxpayers and there's a number of other areas that we think could help. for more clarity in the tax code, the congress has put a huge burden on the irs and that has created situations in the past where the irs has gotten in trouble if you will in terms of its interpretation of the tax law. >> i want to turn to perhaps the last question of the day but this is the question that you are in unique positions to answer which is what are the metrics determining the that employs something quantitative and that isn't necessarily a quantitative metric? the change in a tax-cut? >> i think you're on mute. >> a large percentage need terms people can understand. we focus on the 400,000 mark because

it is clear that the irs's right for reform i have introduced multiple bills to address this issue. one of which is with sarah crapo to protect taxpayers who make less than 400,000 on —- $40000 per year from being audited this would make it clear senator collins and i have introduced legislation for customer services reach the more acceptable level and senator grassley and i have introduced a bill of how the new irs funds are spent freezing those for congress for approval we can protect taxpayers and improve the irs. but it is not by handing them a blank check for $80 billion and another 87002 new employees are has to be accountability for the american people and we insist that we will get it. >> i had a chance this thanksgiving to spend time with soldiers serving our nation. i do this every are for thanksgiving this year with 15 marines and air men and women who are currently stationed in okinawa japan halfway around the world eyeball to eyeball is communist china and want to think them for the sacrifices they are making on behalf of our nation. i also hear from them as well as c

, at the irs, which is needed now more than ever. american taxpayers deserve nothing less. mr. president, i yield the floor, and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: i'm aware businesses need to be financed but the amount of administered report to get these things done. >> the you have anything to add? >> the only thing i would add, some authorization in place for the most vulnerable youth who may experience, young people in the foster care system who may be on multiple medications , they have been prescribed responsibly but the wait times getting into mental health care is mindnumbing, astronomical and for families can be really impossible to navigate. >> my experience is after spending days in the back-and-forth, not emails or online but factses, i talked to a person. maybe it was a neurologist trying to explain to me why we shouldn't be using that. you ever have something like that? i should tell you the drugs you should be using. >> typically because of this, qualify

officials and we're expanding the irs. right? well, 1% looking into the money we're sending overseas. >> that's if a single ukrainian official has bought property in switzerland at the same time that we're sending them. they tens of billions of dollars. well, how is that not the greatest scandal of the moment? >> i don't understand. i really don't. it is one hundred percent true. they've left they have a bunch of russian officials have left

you have a one party -- irs. and they support the democrats financially, and they have been leaking against conservatives your contributions give to left wing groups to attack them cancel culture highly politicized when they got 80 billion dollars they expect to get 80 billion dollars to hire 87,000 more people this is the way democrats set it up, we don't care about anything of that go ahead do more of it the republicans, i believeable, will say, until you clean your act up, no more money, to bother people irs said not going after relinquish people their wonders they say we are going of after small businesses >> kathryn jump? kathryn: how real, a wonderful pro-growth, how realistic do you think adoption of them are grover especially combating inflation so pernicious endemic in 2023 i think biden has his economy suthe cks past election, he was damaged from that respect just as happened with obama, if republicans have power of the purse can say want debt ceiling increased you have to reduce total government spendi

, they also asked the irs to give them confidential taxpayer information, and the irs complied. think about that. maria: wow. >> you had the justice department saying we want information we're not supposed to get, give it to us, and and the irs gave it to them. so this is, it seems to me, a pattern. it has to change because if it doesn't, we don't have this great thing that we call america where people are treated equally under our law. maria: james comer and jim jordan, please come back as soon as possible. we're going to continue following this. you are doing very important work. thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> thank you. maria: we'll be right back. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to t

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he has since -- his term at the irs has expired. biden has not reappointed him, did not reappoint him to be there. this investigation, this i.g.'s investigation is ongoing. there were some statements off of the hill today from members of congress, you know, senator wyden saying that he was going to try and reach out to general kelly to look into this further. so that's sort of what we know. the problem -- one of the greatest problems that donald trump has had is that there's a reason why the president of the united states should not talk publicly or privately about any type of investigations, and that's because if there were to be such an investigation there would be questions about the perception of why this investigation occurred. in our country we believe that everyone should be treated equally under the law, and when the president says things in public or it comes out that he said them in private, that he was, you know, wanted to use the powers of the federal government to his political ends, it raises questions about why did th

funding of 87,000 new irs agents that will be harassing everyday americans. the irs has a troubling history of targeting groups and individuals based on their politics. you probably remember lois learner targeted conservatives. congress did nothing to hold her accountable. they must take action now before it's too late. because the irv is now already one of the most heavily armed law enforcement agencies in the country. >> it's very interesting, a lot of the special agents that work for the irs, they don't come from a law enforcement background. we get to do the same things like the other officers do. things happen, we have to respond. >> so we teach our agents to fire a firearm, to be able to shoot. we teach them defensive tactics and methods of defending themselves. so they go through that entire process so that not only can they analyze records but they also have that law enforcement component. >> we do carry weapons. we carry handcuffs. >> why in the world do irs agents need to carry weapons and handcuffs? most of their work concerns civil matters not app

the number ir m and ir four. iran was to deploy a couple tens of thousands of them for their planning on having a huge enrichment capacity buried way down but they have ever had it. is under the jcpoa burn the administrations like to look at the low stock which stays below three to kilograms or 2030. but the key number is the enrichment capacity. and they do not like to talk about this for they put some these numbers in a secret side deal. those numbers go way up. >> i was not aware this is a secret side deal. where do i find this secret side deal? i find on your website? >> yeste it's called iran's uranium development enrichment plant. a very good journalist at the associated press was able to gain a copy of it several years ago. we were able to confirm it and gain a more complete document. and then publish that very. >> fantastic. like to hear that because i testified before congress eight years ago and i said we still do not know. this is after the deal came out we still do not know the full scope of this deal

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if he hires that 87,000 irs agents we're going to have 166,000 irs agents compared to, what, would you say it's 15 or 20,000 border agents right now? i know at one point it was 20,000. i heard from my sources a lot of people were he retiring and resigning and it's down to 15,000 border agents versus 166 irs agents. i mean, that in and of itself tells you the priority of this administration. >> that's what's crazy is that this administration wants to hire 87,000 irs agents day one, our team, the republican team, we're firing 87,000 irs agents, many of whom would have had to have been foreign contractors because the irs couldn't find the man power to actually fill those poe of significances. we're going to -- those positions. we're going to use that money and put it towards the border patrol agents. we're a little over 15,000 agents, we need upwards of 22. we have record retirements, no one is coming in to sign up and go to the training, the acadd a mmy -- academy, because they knw they will be glorified paper processors. the horrific suicides we've seen, agents taking their own lives, w

to hire 87,000 new irs agents. what's the plan to stop that? how will you do it? just defund the money? >> on day one in a republican majority in january you'll see bill to defund those 87,000 irs agents, frankly wed need more support at the border. we don't need irs agents and it's been confirmed by independent agency they will be going after lower and middle-income families and small business owners and that's not what we need in our economy. maria: well, look, after the 87,000 hire that joe biden wants to, do it'll be 166,000 irs agents versus 15,000, 20,000 border agents, i think it's 15,000. here is joe biden giving midterm predictions last night. watch. >> i'm feeling optimistic but i'm always optimistic. >> the democrats win the house? >> i think it's going to be tough but i think we can. i think they will win the senate and the house is tougher. maria: liz peek, jump in. liz: good morning, congressman, a lot of what has happened in this white house has come through executive actions and regulations. shuttin

it's against the law to abuse the power of the irs in that way. if trump asked for it, it's illegal. if trump asked for it and the irs then did it, it's illegal on a couple different levels. talk when this story first emerged this summer, it appeared likely the treasury out department would investigate the issue. we're told tonight that a report from that inspector general investigation is actually expected quite soon. if we get anything definite, we'll let you know. but for now, you can add this new reporting on the potential criminal actions of abusing the power of the irs, he can add that to the pile of legal worries the former president as already against him right now. just today, he defied a lawful subpoena to testify to the january 6th investigation in congress. he, today, remains in legal jeopardy and the state of georgia, where a grand jury continues to investigate the effort to overturn the 2020 election results in that state. georgia governor brian kemp is reportedly testifying in that state grand jury criminal investigation tomorrow mo

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so you'll see not only unemployment fraud being a focus but the irs. you know, the record backlog that has hurt so many americans on their tax returns, the destruction of 30 million tax returns from last year. obviously the leaks of private tax returns as well and then the irs continues how they use that money for the irs agents in -- they are still pursuing a bank surveillance scheme frankly on americans. you will see a lot of republicn work on issues that affect families, especially middle-class families directly. you'll see also a focus on president's illegal. pangs of obamacare, their global tax surrender and some other major issues that frankly has never been covered or revealed with democrats leading the house. i think the public will finally get to see what -- actually how the government is working. maria: surveillance of bank accounts, they want to know every transaction above $600. is that what they want to do? >> they. do they haven't given up on that. they switched to plan b, adding 87,000 new irs agents and plan b to surveil transactions. y

joe biden wants to send $80 billion to the irs to hire 87,000 new irs agents. is there any way that money can be diverted to go to the border to help support the agents there? >> our commitment to america has in their border security, we're focused doing that we pledged on day one the money that's going to the 87,000 irs agents will be stopped. we don't need to hire 87,000 new irs agents when we need support at the border. the texas delegation has been working with leaders including leader mccarthy and governor abbott on a plan, led by chip roy, on how to be able to stop the insurgeons that we see at our -- insurgence that we see at the southern border. maria: by the way, let me add the fact that if that money goes to the irs, we're talking about a total of 166,000 irs agents versus 15,000 border agents. which is just makes no sense in terms of our national security as a country. i want to get your take on the economy given your role in the small business committee. the country's biggest rail union has rejected the labor deal that president biden celebrated. he

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but he voted for more irs agents. we need more work patrol, not more irs agents. not more armed irs agents. the second thing is that katie hobbs, the taxpayers of arizona are now having to pay when she lost a discrimination suit. that is not covered in the news. we are paying for her being a racial discriminatory person. why would anyone vote for a racist? it has already been in the court. host: mindy in arizona, mary jo pitzl on the discrimination suit and immigration. guest: both of these issues have been aired quite a bit. on the border with kelly, especially in a lot of the advertising, regarding the lawsuit, when hobbs was the state lawmakers she was the top democrat in the state senate. a democratic staffer, a woman of color, filed a lawsuit fighting -- citing discrimination because she was paid less than some of her colleagues. she took the case to court and she won a pretty hefty jury award. interestingly, the state senate, which is controlled by republicans, decided to repeal that. -- appeal that. they got another and they lost again. but because the staf

a candidate who has drawn the ire of former president donald trump. another republican at odds with trump, congresswoman liz cheney travels to michigan today to campaign for a democrat. congresswoman elissa slotkin. cheney endorsing slotkin who is facing a competitive re-election case. >> right now we're seeing record turnouts. >> reporter: re-election voting is surpassing all levels. more than 21 million ballots have been cast across 46 states including 2.8 million ballots in florida and 1.6 million in georgia. and back here in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, again this is an open seat. so democrats hoping to flip it. republicans hoping to hang onto it. it is critical. it could very well determine who has control of the u.s. senate. and to that end, erica, we do expect to see president biden and barack obama here in philadelphia over the weekend. obama will also be traveling to pittsburgh as they really try to get the base to turn out, to persuade nun% raided voters at. we're going to see former president donald trump coming into pennsylvania. so a

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in a statement to cnn earlier this year, the irs denied any politically motivated audits. kelly told "the times" that he believes that he was successful in guiding trump away from seeking out such investigations. still the head of the irs has asked a watchdog to investigate the decision to conduct audits on that pair earlier this year. mccabe told cnn over the summer that it just -- it defied logic to think there wasn't some other factor involved in this selection for these audits. he described the process as incredibly rigorous and nerve-racking. >> paula reid, sara murray, thank you. >>> let's discuss now with our cnn political commentators, republican strategist alice stewart and the coalitions director for the biden/harris campaign ashley stoke. ashley, let's start with you. this was a candid rebuke when you consider what was treated by the former president. it seems a little light for -- it angered me. >> the former vice president is understated, always, but that was the strongest i've heard him about donald trump. >> certainly, but based on what we've heard, alice, w

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now you want to launch more irs agents. i will fire those agents on day one and i will vote for 87,000 new border patrol agents to secure the mess you created. mr. pappas: if you told the big lie you can small lies. the fact is 87,000 has been debunked. we're talking about the irs so we can provide better customer service to folks here in new hampshire and go after millionaires and big corporations skirting the law. having payroll taxes week after week after week and having -- a millionaire with an army of accountants and lawyers skirting the law and not paying their share. ms. leavitt: my opponent supports the irs. he supports more agents. he supports raising your taxes. i support lowering your taxes. [indiscernible] moderator: congressman is a greater favorable and elections. is it a danger to new hampshire? mr. pappas: it is not a danger to our primary. we do many things are very well here new hampshire when it comes to elections. i think the thousands of volunteers who worked hard to pull of our elections. they do a gre

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lowest learner irs scandal. this is the same prosecutor that conducted a hyper- aggressive prosecution against the former virginia governor bob mcdonald over, quote, bribery charges. those charges were tossed out by the u.s. supreme court, but not before mcdonald's life was ruined. there is a rampant political bias at the doj. the highest levels of the fbi. we don't have equal justice under the law. at the federal level. this is going to be what jim jordan will be investigating. then you have congressman comb her on the other side investigating hunter and joe. you should be worried that equal justice might be dead forever. if that is true, this country, you might as well say we are not a constitutional republic anymore. here with more is editor-in-chief investigative reporter john solomon. what did you find out about this prosecutor? >> well, in his earlier run at the justice department, not once, but twice he was involved in cases where the justice department was accused of stretching the law and pushing the li

called for a meeting with former irs official lois lerner to talk about how the irs could assist in criminal enforcement against non-profits, but turned around and targeting conservative non-profits. big companies, at&t, chevron, general dynamics, lobbying giving money to lawmakers and non-profits taking those donations. your word on this, congressman cloud, final word. >> the oversight committee will be so key in next couple years because the american people have lost faith in their government. they know there is a two-tiered justice system. exactly what we discussed about the doj being all over the map. seen the irs, very little accountability there. we're going to get in a lot of these issues when it comes to oversight and begin to work to restore the trust of the american people in their government. elizabeth: got it, congressman cloud, marc thiessen, come back soon. great to have you both on. >> thank you. elizabeth: working on the hunter biden investigation for almost three years now. media and democrats are trying to claim that house gop probe into biden family selling access, this is

well, this irs targeting scam happened about a decade ago, but since then the irs has been given even more power and more authority. the most recent reckless tax and spending bill, the so-called inflation reduction act, gave the internal revenue service an additional $80 billion and 87,000 new irs agents. this army of new agents would have the capability to turn its attention on every church, school, and organization that did not recognize same-sex marriage because of their sincerely held religious beliefs. so you have to wonder who will be on the bolo list next. given everything we've seen and the experience we've had in this area, i can't say i have much confidence in how this will be handled. so to summarize, this legislation does not move the needle in terms of the rights of same-sex couples. they can already marry in every state in the country. and this bill doesn't change that. what it will do is force religious organizations to make an impossible choice, abandon your beliefs or face the wrath of the u.s. government. so let me just repeat what i said a moment ago, madam presiden

the irs under the trump administration, resisted turning them over. this is what trump's acting chief of staff at the time said. >> to be clear, you believe democrats will never see the president's tax returns. >> no, never. nor should they. that's an issue that was litigated during the election. voters knew the president could have given his tax returns, knew he didn't and elected him anyway. >> the courts have made a different decision and now the treasury department said it will comply. >>> in new york a rare admission in the criminal fraud trial against trump's companies. the long-time account ant takin the stand. also in georgia senator lindsey graham did appear before that grand jury that is investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election. prosecutors there getting to the bottom of graham's calls to those election officials you'll remember in georgia, including to the georgia secretary of state. graham denied there was anything nefarious saying it was all legislatively related. but brad raffensperger said graham wanted to help trump by makin

irs agents. i think we need 87,000 more border agents. it's going to take an administration that has law enforcement's back at the border. judge beasley: the bottom line is that actions speak louder than words. the congressman has done nothing on this issue to work across the aisle to get this fixed. he is talking about irs agents when the bottom line on that is that his company, after stepping -- stiffing farmers, failed to pay their taxes, and that's not right. rep. budd: i think she is referring to a publicly traded company, obviously she is desperate for some facts and she should talk with some fact checkers on her own team. i am talking about irs agents because i think that is a ms. priority. we need to have more border agents at our border. yes, we need to finish the wall. when we put up legislation, we would get zero democrats support. i have a long history of working across the aisle and i would love to do that with issues at the border. there's a few reasonable folks on the others that i

the new house majority plans to slow down the administration's goal of massively expanding the irs. where will nancy be during all of this? the g.o.p. agenda, straight ahead. plus the common sense department weighs in on the doublespeak of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. he keeps saying the millions ofs roam the u.s. taylor swift. still silent, even after ticketmaster put a stop to sales for her new tour. who is more unhappy, her fans or congress? we begin with what the white house has to say about the president's alleged involvement in his son hunter's business deals. kevin corke's live in the nation's capital with more. >> good evening. some have suggested that an investigation by congressional lawmakers into the biden business dealings in general and hunter biden's laptop in particular is nothing more than political revenge run amok. but for republicans on capitol hill, this is about national security, the rule of law, and answering the question, is the president of the united states compromised? if the answer is yes, they argue, then the big guy, as joe biden is