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Afloat and pay their bills. for others, it was a funnel of free money. get this, according to a labor department report, as much as $163 billion, that's with a b, may have been improperly paid out. the lion's share lost to fraud. that's stolen from you, the taxpayers n ornate schemes including identity theft, overpayment, hacking and fraudulent loans. senator ron wyden described it as a magnet for rip-off artists and fraudsters. the outdated computer infrastructure many states still use. for example, in maryland, republican governor larry hogan announced that $501 million had been stolen by a ...

What's my children's name? that is a big, big difference. parents know what's best for their children. >> and it's going to be a result of what's happening in these liberal states. we talked about crime in new york, crime in california, and now, they want to raise taxes. they want everyone to have health care including illegals and it's going to be very expensive. $163 billion per year. that means your taxes if you live in california are going to go up. the average household is going to go up $12,250. when you look at the reports from u-haul, so many people are leaving that state. texas and fl...

The tax code. that means people have to get together and try to do it. she is very much a bully on these types of things. she comes out swinging she never really gets any pushback. all of a sudden elon musk said i'm not going to take it anymore. is he funny. and the humored lightness of it drives even more coverage. between her being in the news and hillary clinton being in the news this week, it's like. >> judge jeanine: hillary clinton was a gold mine for me on saturday night. [laughter] >> brian: she is going to run again. >> judge jeanine: i hope so. i really do. not her but, jesse, look, ...

Money. well, the reality is they've got to put their money somewhere. they could put it under their pillow but doesn't return much of a return under their pillow so they're going to go into the stock market and go somewhere with their money. that's really a red herring. >> you tweeted earlier that if you could afford to go to space, you're like hear me out, if you can afford to go into space for 30 minutes on a space tourism thing, you can probably afford it in taxes, last year according to cnbc the top 1% dodged $163 billion in annual taxes. that's an estimate by the treasury. when that money...

Billion a year innoed, but unpaid taxes. this proposal is about preventing high income individuals for not typical wage earners, they don't get paid through standard payroll, w-2s, vast majority, 97% are paying taxes they are owed, we are not talking about that, we're talking about highest income individuals, 1% responsible for $163 billion a year in owed, unpaid taxes. there are discussions, active discussionss, with senator widen, others in congress about how to ensure this is targeted at those who evade taxes and exemptions. be clear what this is about, about big banks deciding to protect w...