So I just found out Bill Clinton's net worth is around $120 million, yet there's this whole mystery about whether he actually collects Social Security. Like, the guy made $200k/year as President, gets a $205k annual pension, and earned $30 million in just 16 months after leaving office—mostly from speaking gigs. His tax returns from 2015 don't even show Social Security income, which is wild. The max monthly benefit for a couple in 2023 was like $9k if you wait until 70, but honestly when you're worth that much, who needs it? Clinton literally told CNN he had no money until after the White House, then made bank on speeches and book deals. The real question is whether ultra-wealthy ex-presidents even bother claiming benefits or just let it sit. Pretty interesting how someone's net worth can be so massive that Social Security becomes basically irrelevant. You think he takes it anyway or just leaves it?