I think that this committee has the opportunity, number one, to work together in a bipartisan way because we ultimately believe that the solution to Social Security and the insolvency and to making sure that the beneficiaries receive their benefits will, in fact, be a bipartisan solution.
Ferguson emphasizes the need for bipartisan cooperation to address Social Security issues.
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Could the gentleman answer one question: Is President Biden wrong? Or is Dr. Monahan wrong? I yield to the gentleman from California.
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Mr. Speaker, we have seen movement in the Senate. I understand that there is activity over there. Does the gentleman have an update on when we might see that legislation in the House? But more importantly when we might see legislative text?
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