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Can qualified dependents collect benefits while the primary beneficiary delays collection?

Full question: I saw a video explaining that if a person has qualified dependents, and receiving monthly reduced early retirement benefits for less than x amount of time, the primary beneficiary could withdraw his/her benefits and wait until 67, probably would need to repay his/her benefits and meanwhile the children would continue to received their…

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