Youngβs proposal offers a bold, techno-optimist vision for radical fiscal transparency by replacing bureaucratic opacity with blockchain traceability. However, it arguably oversimplifies the IRS's complex regulatory and social roles into a mere technical accounting problem.
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[music] [music] [music] [music] >> [music] >> Hi, this is Dr. Scott Young and today we're going to get into is the IRS going to be the Doge agent for the government?
And you're going, well, isn't Doge the agent for the government? In the future, I believe the IRS is going to be looking at the rest of the of the government agencies. Let me explain kind of thing. I'm going to give you some couple background things. We kind of see some things like this. You know, we see the national debt over the years and this is just in a percentage kind of thing. So, US debt held um as a share of the government um of the GDP.
Okay. So, it's it's a percentage basis, right? And obviously during World War II, we had a massive share. Why did we care about why did we not care about this? because what what FDR did and I'm by the way [clears throat] some of you are going to have already will see have seen this some of you have not you're going to see this on the YouTube channel and by the way that's a good time to kind of say like and subscribe go to the YouTube channel you're going to be seeing uh that one about the history of the FDR stealing kind of thing is really powerful kind of thing that you can kind of watch but during the FDR um time frame he didn't care about his and in his four terms he didn't care about Lynn lease and what he wanted to do is keep the world upon this u this idea that through oil he wanted to keep the world under lock and chain okay now so that that you know reduced the debt for for America but kept the world under lock and chain now in 71 won, they started to uh said, "No, we're going to we're going to reduce the the gold uh we're going to ask for our gold back." And then the the the debt started to rise, right? Started to come back down in 2000, right? Right around uh you know, the the the uh time frame where we started to see a changeover. Obviously, this is Bush time frame. And ever since um Obama started jumping in office, this massive GDP issue, the national debt goes into just unbelievable numbers. Now, you say, "Well, it's just like it's just like in uh World War II." Yeah, but with levels that were unbelievable levels that are unpayable. You think it was unpayable in this time frame. Now, it's just un unknowable. Okay. So it it the the amount the amounts of of GDP. For instance, we're spending 13% of every dollar that we bring in just to pay on the interest for $39 trillion. It's an unpayable number that no one can possibly do. And it's because idiots like this come on the the stage and tell you that they're going to do this, right? And this is this is an idiot from California, right? and and and listen to his speech, the way that he talks and and you're going to you're going to hear this kind of stuff. These are people that we don't even believe anymore, right?
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>> This is the kind of idiots that that think that they're going to come in and tell you lies and then we get, you know, they can get away with it, right? This is the kind of stuff that we deal with, right? Okay. So, let's let's talk about what we're going to see um what I believe that we're going to see on the back end when the flip occurs. Okay.
So, I've been I've kind of prepared this for you and to show you a little bit about what I think is going to happen when we see the IRS go away. And you're going to go, "Some of you have a black pill mentality. You just believe this is never going to happen." Well, guess what? It's coming, boys and girls. You don't want to believe it. Guess what?
Get in line. You are unbelievers, and that's just unfortunate for you, but it's going to happen. So remember, go to drscottyou young.com. You can kind of, you know, likes and subscribe. You can find the right channels. Don't find the wrong channels. Okay. All right.
So, let's talk a little bit about that.
Let me show you some some interesting information that's out there. I have to use the screen because it's harder for me to see on that side. Um Elon M Doge presents um his presence at the IRS raises concerns about taxpayer data.
This is what they said in the beginning of Trump's term that they were absolutely freaking out that that someone would come into the IRS and and most of us were like wait a second we don't care if they're in the IRS poking around. They were upset that they that they might be watching over the IRS, the integrated data retrieval system, right? My response is, you guys have been screwing with us over and over again. We want to make sure that you guys are telling us, I mean, doing the right thing. I mean, many of us have have been putting in, you know, our tax returns and then you come turn around and say, "Well, you didn't pay enough."
Well, you didn't tell us what we were supposed to pay in the first place.
Right? This is the stupidity of the system, right? Waste, fraud, and abuse have been uh deeply entrenched in a broken system for long far too long.
Doge will continue to shine a light on the fraud they uncover the American people to deserve uh who deserve to know what government has been spending on their hard-earned tax dollars. Okay. All right. Another kind of thing, software engineers working from us seek to gain the tax uh return have no right to hoover um to hover over tax. So Hoover, sorry, hover over taxpayer data and send that data back to other parts of the government. Like wait a second, they wouldn't be doing that. That's ridiculous, right? This is what this is how the the deep state is doing it.
Okay. The swamp is absolutely terrified that they would find him out about their own fraud issues. Uh yeah, this is what they've been doing for generations.
Um the tax cuts, the Doge tax cuts are are so scary to them.
See, they could go in there and and here's what was actually occurring. they started to lay off workers left and right. Um, and these these supposed free market conservatives were complaining about it less uh, you know, and result in less legitimate tax revenue. Wait a second. Really, what happened is no one was no one was bugging people about it.
Okay. IRS workers seek to eradicate false negatives.
Uh but but way but but the way the IRS um agents obtain the revenue is usually through conducting audits of taxpayers many of whom were investigated despite paying the correct taxes which is called a false positive. Um, and and here's the thing. As my KO colleague Chris Edwards has pointed out, ramping up audits without reform risks inflicting the serious inefficiencies.
The IRS owned tax gap estimated has remained stable over uh decades. You know what? This is the sick way that they want to talk about. They have they have protected their own thing. See, this is what they want to talk about, that they love their IRS, and no one loves the IRS.
No one protects the IRS other than the media, which tells you their own uh purple cap that they want to that they want to deal with. Okay. So, what could the IRS um be on the people with that, too?
Instead of focusing on the American people as an IRS internal revenue agency, Trump's brilliant plan that I was actually just completely unaware of when I was talking about this, he talked about an external revenue agency. When he brought it out in 2024, I was like, "What? I I didn't get it."
utilizing something called the longstanding of tariffs and people started to bring up the EAS which um is something that was in HR 7739 that was done in um I'm I'm pulling it out of the top of my head. It's uh I want to say it's March 9th uh of 1933. I'm trying to bring it out of my head. Um, but basically what happens in there is that that is just one revenue source that I mean one source that he could have done. By the way, there's just a ton of different ways that he could actually go. He's basically saying I could drive one.
That's one route that I could get the tariffs from, but I have a ton of different ways to get the tariffs. And they were freaking out because they're like, "Wait, we thought we stopped him."
No, you just you just divert. You know, it's just like when you go down a road route and you go, "Oh, that route's closed. Well, we'll just go this way, right? That's just how he did it." So, the in the supposedly though the Office of Inspector General is supposed to do that, but in um its main folk eye is actually upon Medicare and Medicaid. And they've always failed miserably. If you if you watch any of the Nick Shirley stuff, why are they not the main people who are stamping on um what what Nick Shirley's found in in in uh the LA areas in Minnesota stuff. They're not out there. The Office of Inspector General is not doing anything about all the all the Medicaid fraud. They have done zero to this. So they're utter failures because they're actually getting paid in this thing. So they can't do it. So that's why I that's why I say people go, "Well, there's they're they're the answer." No, they're not the answer.
They're the fakers. The ERS imply would imply that the agency would track the money on itself.
the ERS would then be able to do something called the quantum block uh the quantum financial uh system blockchain upon itself. So what would happen is in the QFS the quantum financial system it would take that thing and apply it through the blockchain which I believe is already existent inside of it. So, and I believe it's already occurred. So it would happen internally and it would run inside of itself which has already done and then start to look all the different focuses upon or folky along all the levels of anyone who has a government contract which means all the different three-letter agencies all the agencies until it wipes them out.
Now, here's the interesting part. Um, HIPPA um really protects those who have governmental contracts. So, ERS then applies HIPPA to only those who wish to have a governmental contract. So, for instance, let me kind of pull this off the screen for a second. So, let's just say you have um you have a private business and I'm just making up a kind of a statement here. you have a private business and and you have you want to be able to jump in into this into the realm here for a sec.
Um what would occur is that you would be protected of outside of the possibility you want to get into a government contract. Well, the government contract would be the thing that would be the the part that would be seen in the level here. Okay? So you would only that only the portion of the monies that you would receive. So if you're a fencing company in Dallas, all of your private contracts would be fine. So if you have private contracts with other people, no problem.
But as soon as you open yourself up to governmental monies, then it would be dogeable in essence. That's a new word.
I'm I'm making up a new word, right?
Dogeable. Let's show you what I mean.
So here's what would happen in in in essence here. Okay. So businesses would apply for a government contract then it would move along and then that business the HIPPA laws do not apply to those business funds because here's what happens. HIPPO privacy laws would apply to other circumstances that they do, but as long as they are doing government contracts, boop, no one else gets to be a part of that one.
You see, HIPPA always applies to me as a business doing to you the person. Okay?
Um, so it always applies in that that kind of way. But but they have allowed HIPPA is such a sick entity that came around in Obama's time frame and they always they always claim HIPPA uh to cover themselves. HIPPA as a privacy thing will not and actually does not in true essence will not in the future and um does not now apply to businesses to the government or in internal to the government and see they have they've applied it liberally to themselves and it will not so what would happen is it would be open to anyone in the media or Nick Shirley types See, one of the things that that that LA um or excuse me, the government of California is trying to do is penalize Nick Shirley, which is going to which is going to fail miserably in that way. No one can penalize the Nick Shirley types from from covering this kind of thing. This is why I'm talking about this situation.
Okay. So then what would happen is there would be watchdog agencies inside of the government, the the ERS. The media would then see it and oversee those funds.
They would find out if they're going in and doing um weird wacky lunches, going on vacations with that fencing kind of company.
Then what would happen is because the blockchain would actually make those funds um available, they would tattle upon that agency and the business would would then have those inappropriate funds usages and they would go well wait a second you've been doing you've been screwing around with the funds.
And so then what what happens, you know, when I've seen the the Doge funds, and I've I I've looked at them very deeply, more than most people. No one's almost no one's been spending time on the doge.org um page, and I've spent a lot of time looking at them. And what they do is they go in and they rip every dollar back from them and cancel the contract.
This is so fascinating. No one's taking time looking at them. And so what they would do is that same fencing company as we're we're talking about the fictional fencing company, they would rip away the whole contract because the guy went on vac, you know, these fictional vacations in that way. And they're like, boom, you're done. And then what would happen is the DOJ DOJ would get involved to arrest that business for the funds misuse.
and then there would be potential penalt penalties and and probably a bankruptcy of that business.
So, so what happens is that instead of seeing, you know, people like that you know, uh person out there telling you what he's going to do and, you know, some foreigner [snorts] like I was trying to show you that foreigner governor trying to be be out there. No one would ever be able to do that anymore because there would be terror in this kind of thing. So in that orange area, there would be penalties that would come up and that would be reported in the media, the new media, not the fake media that's going on right now. So what would happen there is government work projects like roads would be completed in record time.
city councils would lose that good old boy approach they've been doing for such a long time frame. Right down the street, right outside where I live, right where I have to go to work every single day, there is this you know project that is done just to move it from a two-lane with a middle uh you know turn area to and it's 18 months behind. They screw around every single day. If there's a little bit of rain, they don't even go to work. Like it's it's ridiculous. You could drain it out.
You could actually keep moving moving them, you know, the mud around. You can kind of get all this stuff done and they just never do this the work, right?
These this this kind of silliness and we actually know who is involved in this.
And it's and it's this it's a city outside of this area and it's just ridiculous, but it happens everywhere.
you know, one person is working, the other three are on on on a coffee break, right?
There'd be new innovative approaches to tackle the ills of the society. So, there would no be not be any more of these on the take issues. There'd be in um efficiency ways that be on the menu for the for these cities, right? The job growth would be exponential for these places. So instead of these crappy places that have been doing horrible contracts and frankly not really hiring very well, they would be gone. And so you'd see amazing cool contracts. They'd be doing projects like this, more and more and more projects. And that would expand the sales market. I mean the sales tax and the tariff funds and you would see huge growth that would happen for the state that would do more things more internal projects to be able to solve realities like homelessness solve the realities like uh like like fu uh food issues uh like hunger issues that we see I mean it's really simple to fix this kind of think and and and this is and if you believe you're going Scott you're just smoking up you know you're just smoking rope here. Let me just tell you and I know you you don't believe this but this is Howard Lutnik talking about >> I said I think we're going to cut a trillion dollars a year >> in expense and then I think we can through tariffs and other means we're going to get revenues of a trillion dollars >> incremental revenue >> incremental revenue and [clears throat] we're going to balance the budget >> but let's let's just finish let's just finish uh doge so >> I'm in the car with him right and I said we're going to balance the budget and I said I but I have one favor to ask him if we can balance the budget for you.
Will you agree to wave all income tax >> for every person who makes less than $150,000 a year for the United States of America, which by the way is about 85% of America.
>> Right. Right.
>> And the reason you want to work for Donald Trump is he looks at me, he goes, "Sure."
[laughter] You realize the president of United States said, "If you balance the budget, sure." And he's not lying. He's not kidding. He's like, "Yeah, in essence, you know, I mean, obviously there's ways more to the story. I think the whole thing is going to be gone."
And and the reality is you balance the budget, you'll wipe out this, you'll be on the ERS because he's already kind of doing this. If you have an ERS, you don't have an IRS.
That's what I keep I keep trying to tell you. When you don't have an IRS, you don't have an ERS. When you don't have an IRS, you don't have a Fed. When you don't have a Fed, you're on a gold back currency.
I'm telling you, they're all involved in this kind of way. They are going away.
And when you don't have an IRS and you don't have a Fed and you're on a goldback currency, you will see most of the people in government gone.
maybe 80 or 90% of them gone in seconds and the save act is going and you see people on term limits and you're going to say wait a second this whole whole thing changes in a very short time frame guys it will change and you will be surprised in what will happen it's just going to be fascinating you're going to see cool things going along and by the way guys to I just do me a favor.
I've written a book. It's called Tribulation. Um it's over at drscottyoung.com.
It's a really kind of fun book. Um I've I've updated the cover even further.
It's going to be a lot of fun. You can kind of read it. It's on on the website at drscottyoung.com.
Thanks so much.
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