During his campaign, President Trump wrote on social media, "Seniors should not pay tax on Social Security." He has doubled down on that promise since the election. In February, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Trump would implement the "largest tax cut in history," including the elimination of taxes on Social Security.

Social Security has long been in a fraught position. Here are three things President Donald Trump has discussed that would affect the program.

Social Security, the mainstay retirement program for millions of Americans, faces a financial countdown toward insolvency within the next decade. Questions swirl over whether policies introduced

There is a good chance someone you know will not get their Social Security check in the next one to three months.

President Donald Trump announced during his speech to Congress that his administration is looking into the "incompetence" of the Social Security with millions over the age of 100 allegedly getting benefits.

Trump reportedly cut about 7,000 jobs from the Social Security Administration and claimed during a March 4 address to Congress that his administration found "shocking levels of incompetence and probable fraud.

Whether you're a senior on Social Security or a worker paying into the program, the thought of rampant benefit fraud is a scary one. Social Security is already struggling financially, and no one wants to see that money stolen by thieves.