That is absolutely correct, and we can do it without going into the Social Security trust fund money and spending that trust fund money on other Government programs.
Mark Neumann: “That is absolutely correct, and we can do it without going into the Social Security trust fund money and spending that…”
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Discussing the use of Social Security trust fund money in government spending.
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