Trump says a 360 year old is in Social Security database
Trump claims that millions of Americans receive social security benefits at the age of 360.
President Donald Trump He said that his administration is investigating what he described as “shocking levels” in the Social Security Program of “incompetence and possible fraud” on Tuesday.
Trump pointed to the government’s database, listing millions of social security, which are more than 100 years old, some of which are “more than 160.” He also insisted that one person who was allegedly 360 years old was listed in the database.
“We have a healthier country than I thought.
“Many of them are paid for money,” he added, noting that this issue “really hurts.” Social security and harms our country. “
The Social Security Administration vibrates 10% of the privileges instead of 100%. (ISTOCK / ISTOCK)
Comments come after a billionaire Elon Musk, also Tuesday is attending, He claimed that the initial review of the Social Security Posts by the Government’s Efficiency (DOGE) did evidence that the net security program benefits benefits for 150 years old.
Musk also posted a picture of what he said about the Social Security Database, which shows the number of people in each age bucket, with death, which is intended for false. It showed more than 17 million such posts for people over 100 years.
Elon Musk is seen in US Capitol in Washington after meeting with Rs.D. (Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, Inc Via Getty Images / Getty Images)
After a tire that aims to eliminate $ 2 trillion in government expenses, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has said that the Congress said that the technological strike remains adhering to the maintenance of the system.
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In 2015, SSA and his inspector general The number of people in the system looked without death records listed over the age of 112.
From them, SSA has made payers to 266, although IG reviews include only 13 beneficiaries, probably during 112 years of age or older, SSA records were not really.
Fox Business’ Eric Revell and Landon Mion contributed to the report.
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