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murder Member	Fri Mar 21 22:07:36 Commerce secretary: No one but ‘fraudsters’ would complain about missed Social Security check ... At one point in the wide-ranging, nearly two-hour conversation, Lutnick also said that if Social Security “didn’t send out their checks this month,” his “mother-in-law, who’s 94, she wouldn’t call and complain.” “She’d think something got messed up, and she’ll get it next month. A fraudster always makes the loudest noise, screaming, yelling and complaining,” the billionaire businessman said. “Anybody who’s been in the payment system and the processes, who knows the easiest way to find the fraudster is to stop payments and listen, because whoever screams is the one stealing,” he said. “Because my mother-in-law’s not calling, come on, your mother, 80-year-olds, 90-year-olds, they trust the government.” “So, the people who are getting that free money, stealing the money, inappropriately, getting the money, have an inside person who’s routing the money,” he said. “They are going to yell and scream.” http://the...cretary-social-security-fraud/
tumbleweed the wanderer	Fri Mar 21 22:16:46 solid logic... maybe works with oxygen too
patom Member	Sat Mar 22 04:53:35 Out of curiosity, has anyone been arrested and charged with all this fraud that DOGE and Trump are claiming they found? Fraud is or was a crime, wasn't it? If a crime has been committed, don't you need perpetrators to commit those crimes?
murder Member	Sat Mar 22 05:38:03 Only witches object to being set ablaze.
murder Member	Sat Mar 22 05:40:26 "People don't mind when the government keeps their money" says a guy who considers paying taxes his own personal Vietnam.
murder Member	Sat Mar 22 05:58:51 "Out of curiosity, has anyone been arrested and charged with all this fraud that DOGE and Trump are claiming they found?" Fraud isn't a crime. It's how super smart stable geniuses do business. -
patom Member	Sat Mar 22 07:07:27 As someone who is collecting SS, if they hold either my or my wife's check. You can bet your sweet ass that I'll be screaming. Fucking billionaire's mother, probably doesn't even give a shit about SS. That is if he's at least decent enough to insure the welfare of his mother. If she's living off SS at 94 she'll notice immediately.
Rugian Member	Sat Mar 22 08:16:29 Yeah, I'm having trouble understanding this one. *shrug* Okay, it's an L take. Oh well.
williamthebastard Member	Sat Mar 22 08:27:12 Its such a shame hot rod didnt get to see his SS withheld and soon slashed
murder Member	Sat Mar 22 08:50:06 They are hellbent on cartoon villainy. It's just a matter of time before one of Trump's goons is tying a woman to some train tracks and twirling his mustache.
TheChildren Member	Sat Mar 22 08:59:48 trustfund dried up. they aint makin payments coz monies is gone barely got moniez 2 even get 2 astronauts back down...look at her face, suni why she call herself suni and not sunita. sunita 2 foreign soundin, she ashamed 2 have foreign name or something? lmao anyway look at her face, she looks like she aged 29 years
murder Member	Sat Mar 22 15:21:03 This same piece of shit nearly a quarter century ago ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z5aW0ovieY Apparently empathy faded soon after. -
murder Member	Sat Mar 22 15:32:55 The same piece of shit 16 years ago. Cantor Fitzgerald CEO (Howard Lutnick) says bailout only a 1st step October 2, 2008 NEW YORK, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Cantor Fitzgerald Chief Executive Howard Lutnick, who runs one of the world's largest bond brokerages, said the U.S. bank bailout plan is a positive step, but only one step in the longer effort to revive financial markets. On Wednesday, the Senate approved a modified version of a Treasury Department plan that would create a $700 billion fund that could purchase risky assets from ailing banks and brokers and help revive credit markets. The House of Representatives, which rejected an earlier version on Monday, is expected to vote on the Senate bill on Friday. "The plan is definitely worth passing and it will help, but it is not a panacea," Lutnick said in an interview Thursday. "We have a flood and there are guys showing up with mops and pails. It starts to sop it up. But it's not the final answer." What the financial markets need, he said, is a floor under housing prices. That in tern would bolster mortgage markets, which would then help credit-related issues. Lawmakers "are attacking it correctly, but it's going to take time," said Lutnick, whose closely held firm is expanding into mortgage and credit markets as many Wall Street firms stumble. "It's going to take buyers who have the ability to get a mortgage, and who want a mortgage, and sellers to meet their price and be comfortable there." Lutnick also applauded the Treasury for creating a temporary guarantee program for money market accounts, a backstop similar to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp program to protect bank accounts. "That was one of the most fundamentally brilliant moves," he said, "because there were going to dire consequences if you put up gates to prevent people from getting their money." http://www...only-a-1st-step-idUSN02295255/
murder Member	Sat Mar 22 15:36:59 Same piece of shit 16 years ago. Cantor Fitzgerald federal loans, loan guarantees and bailout assistance ... 2008: $41,177,500,000 http://sub...t.org/parent/cantor-fitzgerald
murder Member	Sat Mar 22 15:51:40 Same piece of shit almost 23 years ago. Cantor Fitzgerald Report Claims Federal September 11th Victims' Fund Is Unfair http://phi...er-11th-victims-fund-is-unfair I wonder what his mother-in-law would say. -
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