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I'd like to start off by thanking the president for his tireless effort in running the country and what he's done across the country, meeting every commitment. And you know, I see it directly in the big beautiful bill, the opportunity that is brought to seniors, but his effort on every commitment delivering against it and delivering on world peace tirelessly. I'd like to also thank him for my opportunity. You know, he's teasing me, I'm teasing him about the economics of the job. But the reality is to serve 300 million Americans, which is what Social Security serves is a tremendous honor. And him putting that faith in me and building what I believe, what I believe and I think I have a right to say it, is the best leadership team ever assembled in the White House and in the Cabinet. So that's my great honor. So I come here and get the opportunity to serve the American public in a manner that I never imagined in my life. And what we found was the opportunity to fix a foundation. The reality is people talking about 72 beneficiaries, I talk about over 300 million Americans with a Social Security number that we must protect through the system. And when you look at what we talk about in eliminating Social Security numbers that were live in the system, they could carry fraud through the whole system. So the first thing was root out fraud, waste and abuse. But while doing it, the best way to be more efficient is provide more accurate payments and better service. And you're heard the numbers. I think the most staggering number is that we had a website that was down 29 hours. This will be a digital first agency. And we are building my SSA accounts. That's the digital account. And we have a bold goal of 200 million Americans to have a digital SSA account by the end of next year. It will happen. Just like we had a bold goal of single digit wait time on the calls when they were at 40 minutes. And we did that. This is my 100th day. We did that within 90 days, right? Get the web up and running, bring technology to our field offices, use digital presence to answer, and serve the American public. That's the job. When we do all that, then we'll really know the answer to if we have a hole, right? I was presented my second week on the job with $18 billion in errors by the Inspector General. It was public in less than a month. We solved $9 billion of it. So that's the type of swift action we can take, right? You see the things like the big beautiful bill for the seniors. You see better digital services. You see field office wait times down. If you make an appointment to have a field office, it now happens in six minutes. Unpresented. We are serving more people and delivering more than was ever delivered before in a manner with the highest possible quality, and we've just begun. You should expect this to be a great digital first agency. My commitment to make this happen is as deep as the President's commitment to make the world a great place, and you see the fabulous job happening here across America and what he's doing in the world. You should expect Social Security, just like the President. I thank him for making America great again. It's happening. Social Security will be great again. You have my commitment. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you very much.

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