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This is John Batchel, colleague Veronique de Rijee, looking ahead to the 2028 campaign.

And what are the major candidates going to say in response to, what are you going to do about

the deadline, the drop deadline for Social Security, which is 2033 in your time zone?

What are you going to do about it?

And what we're looking at here is an answer that is not

obvious. However, Verenaic comes up with a presentation to the American people that she believes

would move. In other words, not inflation, not raising taxes, none of the demands that can be placed on the Social Security Fund when it runs out of money,

but an invitation to the American people to share in solving the problem from the rich to the poor.

Here's Verenique to regime, much more of this tonight.

The drop-dead date for social security is 2033 or

earlier on the basis of the big beautiful bill tax cuts it could be much earlier haven't calculated

that yet very neat so well i mean but they could say they could say this is this is a benefit

this is this is a system that doesn't make much sense today. Again, seniors are are doing so much better than when the program was created and we're going to cut benefits for the people who really actually mostly don't rely on the program.

And we don't have to cut them entirely out of the system.

We can cap the benefits.

It means that the biggest beneficiaries with the most money will actually get a bigger cut.

And then a lot of the people who actually really need the program will see no cuts. That's the kind of reform. I think that you can sell to the American

people very easily. The weather. Tomorrow, expect a biting cold front. Hmm, how naughty. I wonder what I'll be wearing or taking off.

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