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What podcasts say about Social Security

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What experts have said about Social Security

6 statements · 2 positive · 4 negative

  1. U.S. Social Security will become insolvent.

    “Social Security is going to go bankrupt.”

    Listen at 1:46:14

    Open the episode · David Friedberg: The US Empire Is Declining And Socialism Is Coming Next!
  2. The U.S. Social Security system will become insolvent.

    “Social Security's gonna go bankrupt.”

    Listen at 1:46:14

    Open the episode · Top White House Advisor: The US Empire Is DYING And Socialism Is Coming Next! | David Friedberg
  3. Caleb HammerNegativeJul 13, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Social Security benefits are projected to face a roughly 25% cut by 2032.

    “Social Security is going to have a mandatory 25 cut in 2032 is what's projected.”

    Listen at 1:22:21

    Open the episode · Why Everyone Is Drowning In Debt (and how to get out) - Caleb Hammer - #1123
  4. Social Security should become an actively managed sovereign wealth fund investing in AI companies.

    “Social Security should be reformed into a sovereign wealth fund. It should be actively managed. It should make investments in AI companies”

    Listen at 45:54

    Open the episode · Anthropic's Fable Backlash, Nationalizing AI, Inflation Heats Up & California's Broken Elections
  5. Social Security payments are projected to fall 25% when trust funds are depleted in 2033.

    “Social Security. 2033, that's when the funds dry. So payments get cut by 25%.”

    Listen at 8:16

    Open the episode · #2509 - Caleb Hammer
  6. Small actuarial changes could extend Social Security solvency into the 2070s or 2080s.

    “they just need to make some small, small adjustments for actual. On the actuarial kinds of things. And that could extend it well into the 20 to 20 70s to the 28s.”

    Listen at 33:52

    Open the episode · John Fetterman: The Rogue Democrat Who Broke Party Ranks

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