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New surveillance. warren also fighting back. >> they're wrong. of course it changes, but the whole point here is to catch tax cheats, high net worth tax cheats. the idea behind it is to say look, most people who are just salaried who have wages get a w2 form so they are third party reporting. it means the employer reports not only to the employee but also to the i.r.s.. >> a republican suggested let's audit the billionaires and be done with it. >> dana: backtracking. biden weaponizing the i.r.s. leaves families and businesses lower returns on savings. tim scott will be with us. he will be able...

Your mind as you deliberate these considerations and then separately you mentioned how you are going to pay for some of these provisions. senator wyden has a proposal on annual taxes on billionaires unrealized gains. is that something you support? >> president biden: yes, i do. i support a lot of these proposals. we don't need all the things i supported to pay for this but i do support that. look, if you get -- if you file a w2 form, you know, the irs has access to your bank account and your bank tells you how much you made, what you have in there and they estimate your tax. well, if you have ...

Story. when i called in, here's what they told me followed by a comment from the centers for technology and democracy. >> i need your name, your date of birth, your mailing address, your amount on your w2 form, your social security number and a couple phone numbers -- >> to ask an applicant for a social security number and sensitive information until they're absolutely ready to apply for a particular plan should not happen. >> reporter: so the web site doesn't ask you for the private information, but the health care hotline does. recent ap news said university of chicago poll found 58% of amer...

The books to avoid taxes or other regulations. rich is with us know. the chief been the correspondent for u.s. news and world report. at it the worst kept secret in the nation there is an enormous underground economy where people get paid cash and don't get benefits. it's a cash world. >> some of that is a constant. we know about landscape workers and nannies and illicit operators like drawing dealers and bookies who work in the dark economy. but the speculation now is that this sector has ground largely because people who got laid off are now doing jobs where they get paid in cash or doing wo...

Now, in the theory you do have to worry about it. congress passed a law in 1989 that says personal use of a cell phone must be taxed like any other company fringe benefit. you're supposed to account for your personal calls to i'mize all of them, but most employees and employers do not do this especially with those flat-rate calling plans today with so many minutes for one flat rate a month. most people think the law is outdated and a joke. >> i wouldn't probably have another cell phone because i just don't use it that much, you know? so it doesn't really -- i don't feel that that's taking any ...