Braun, Brown introduce bipartisan bill to restore retirement benefits for Delphi Salaried Employees
WASHINGTON– Today, U.S. Senators Mike Braun and Sherrod Brown led the introduction of the Susan Muffley Act, bipartisan legislation to restore retirement benefits to over 20,000 Delphi Salaried Retir
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Wednesday, U.S. Senators Mike Braun and Sherrod Brown led the introduction of the Susan Muffley Act, bipartisan legislation to restore retirement benefits to over 20,000 Delphi Salaried Retirees. When General Motors filed for bankruptcy during the Great Recession, the U.S. Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation (PBGC) assumed responsibility for the terminated benefits but could not pay an
they re made with cash, we would like to see the underlying documents, who were those donations made to. are they legitimate or did he just write in $50,000 here and 50,000 there. well, a lot of questions certainly, as these tax returns are public now. thank you so much garrett haake, antonia hylton and susanne craig. i want to now bring in democratic congressman from michigan dan kilde, he serves on the house ways and means committee. congressman, tell us why was it so important to make these tax returns public in your view? was there anything in particular when you saw them? you said the public has to see this. well, i think it was the combination of two factors. one, that the irs completely failed to do what they had committed to do back in the 1970s. and that is to provide a complete audit of presidential tax returns. but looking at that fact, it is only possible to understand the gravity of their failure, when looking at the returns themselves.
symbolic. so the documents and the timeline you just laid out, is that everything that the ways and means committee has in their hands? are they holding anything back? well, that is what i was just told from dan kilde, who is a member on the committee. he said it s everything that neal requested. they have to do some heavy redactions because obviously there is personal information included in someone s tax returns. so that s why it might take a little additional time. but it is underlying documents. wonder we should note, it is also work files about any ongoing audits that were happening. that might really include a treasure trove of information beyond just looking at someone s tax returns. and asking now for a friend of the control room and assignment desks across america, lauren, literally any minute now they re going to release this sum summary? they re going to release the summary any minute, john. and of course any minute could mean right now. it could mean 30 minutes from