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Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) shocked Fox News host Maria Bartiromo on Tuesday by
claiming that the Biden family wrongly took up to $100 million from foreign
sources.

"And so people wonder, you know, is Joe Biden basically compromised as vis-a-vis
the Chinese Communist Party, which runs China, of course," Biggs said. "And
these things begin to look real. And we're talking, Maria, we're talking
literally, it's not $10 million. It's well over $20, $30 million in some
estimates, as high as $100 million flowing through these accounts."

"Holy moly!" Bartiromo exclaimed.




"This looks more and more sinister every time we look at it," Biggs added,
without sharing any evidence.

Watch the video from Fox Business at this link.




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Ron DeSantis is under fire for doubling down on proposed changes to Social
Security which could impact when Americans get benefits.

The Florida Governor has issued his support for updating the program for younger
people in order to keep it "viable".

The Social Security Board of Trustees' 2023 annual report revealed that funds
that support the program will be depleted by 2034.

As a result of this, there will be an automatic reduction in the amount of
benefit payments that will be paid to beneficiaries.

In light of this, Republican lawmakers have suggested changes to the current
system, which included raising the official retirement age, to keep it solvent.






Appearing on Fox News, Gov. DeSantis defended his faltering campaign and
previous record when it comes to Social Security.

On the conservative news network's MediaBuzz program, he was asked about his
previous support for privatizing benefits and raising the retirement age to 70
during his time as a congressman.

Former President Donald Trump, the current frontrunner to be the 2024 Republican
nominee, has blasted DeSantis over his voting history.

In response to this criticism, he said: "I have always said: 'Promise made,
promise kept.' I'm the governor of Florida. Of course, we are going to protect
peoples' Social Security.




"My grandmother passed away when she was 91. That was her sole source of income
and that's true for millions of seniors so that goes without saying.



"When people say we are going to cut seniors' Social Security, that is totally
not true.

"Talking about making changes for people in their 30s and 40s so the program is
viable, that's a much different thing. That's something there needs to be
discussions on."

Last month, the Republican Study Committee (RSC) supported a proposal to phase
in the increased retirement age for full Social Security benefits gradually.

This would involve adding four extra months a year to someone's full retirement
age until they turn 69 and would apply to those turning 62 in 2033.

According to the American Association of Retired Pensions (AARP), retirement
benefits are not set to go away entirely in the next decade but claimants will
see their payments decrease significantly.

The organization stated: "That does not mean Social Security will no longer be
around; it means the system will exhaust its cash reserves and will be able to
pay out only what it takes in year-to-year in Social Security taxes.

"If this comes to pass, Social Security would be able to pay about 80 percent of
the benefits to which retired and disabled workers are entitled."






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