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As well. >> yup. as you made the point, processing paperwork has been slowing down, and this money will speed that up. perhaps equally as importantly, as you also just said, because of the shortfall of funding, there has been an enormous drop in the number of audits, particularly of wealthy people. so this chart shows you four different income groups and what's happened to them. if you look at the turquoise group at the top, people who made over $10 million a year, they had a 22%, almost a 1 in 4 chance of being audited back in 2010. today, they have less than a 4% chance of being audited toda...

The refunds, they can't just call in and figure out what's going on. the irs commissioner vowed he is going to clear up that backlog within a year with the help of his staff. the big concern, how are they going to hire and train enough people quickly enough to pull it off, especially with build back better, including funding for the irs still stalled in the senate. they are putting in place mandatory overtime for employees and moving more than 1,000 staff members from all over the irs into really entry-level roles. they'll be processing paperwork, manually entering people's information into th...

Lawmakers down to the border to see what happened. i want to strengthen title 42 and expand it to drug smuggling. we lost 100,000 lives last year to drug overdoses here in america. that's roughly 300 people a night dying from this. it is a tragedy not getting enough coverage. when i took the mayors and sheriffs there i think it was eye opening. what we saw was a complete catastrophe taking place. in fact on friday when we were there i attended the evening muster. there is leadership of the border patrol let the agents know that title 42 will be lifted may 23. there was a pal of depression that...

>> we're working to see what we can do to get flights operational from kabul and other airports. while that's a part of getting individuals out that want to leave, but it's a range of assistance that will get in to the country. >> neil: all right. the bug a boo in this situation is how you go about that process. what role, if any, can the state department play besides processing paperwork and that sort of thing that would expedite this process. if anything, such a task complicates it. let's get the read from jennifer griffin. getting our people out, where are we? >> statements by the state dep...

America's promises as they're leaving them in the hands of extremists and leaving allies behind. >> our thanks to richard engel. national security agency are finger-pointing. the top military are furious with president biden's security team because they wanted to start evacuated afghans as early as may but were not allowed to do so. many officials are expressing annoyance at the state department, saying leaders there have been extremely slow processing paperwork needed to deal with afghan leaders and others for settlement. but officials are pointing the official at congress which created a ted...