claim: says he never said he wanted to move social security "back to the states."
author: rick perry
evidence_1: “save medicare, medicaid and social security without cuts. have to do it. get rid  of the fraud. get rid of the waste and abuse, but save it. people have been paying  it for years. and now many of these candidates want to cut it. you save it by  making the united states, by making us rich again, by taking back all of the  money ...
evidence_2: oct 5, 2016 ... it is so painful to suggest that we go back to think about these days where an  african-american could not be a citizen of united states. and i can't imagine ....  kaine: donald trump wrote a book and he said social security is a ponzi  scheme and privatization would be good for all of us. pence's response:.
evidence_3: but he didn't pay much attention to social security as such; he sort of took it for  granted. he knew ... in the late 1970s and early 1980s, i would say he was the  most important defender of the program in the united states senate. he took ....  interviewer: he wanted to do this in order to move the program back to pay-as- you-go.
evidence_4: aug 8, 2016 ... when we say you are “outside the united states,” we mean you're not in one of  the 50 states, the district of columbia, puerto rico, the u.s. virgin ... tool to find  out if you can continue to receive your social security benefits if you are outside  the united states or are planning to go outside the united states at ...
evidence_5: if you check back you will be really interested to see how labor and social  legislation in these two states moved along almost identical parallel lines  throughout those early years and up to the time ... well, i started out to say the  president stipulated that he wanted something that would be sound from an  economic standpoint.