snap, to buy kiksing chips soda energy drinks, steak and seafood. uh-huh. opinion piece in the washington post notes, if the bill becomes law a missourian can t buy a can of tuna with an abt card. writer adds in america today being poor is tantamount to untold dignities including the ability to determine what foods you can put on your own dinner table. now matt, you said in the green room that the government knows best what you should put in your body, and what people should include in their diets, that actually surprised me about you. i never heard you articulate that position before. it s you know scott walker wants to drug test people who receive welfare benefits which is kind of a weird thing. we give the steinbrenner family $1 billion to build a stadium and no one talks about let s make sure they re spending the money only on nutritious hot
nutritious hot dogs. we give money to a poor person and everyone freaks out. that said the writer is very irritating. when you take your money and give it to other people you will be interested in how they spend it. it is human nature. and scott walker not only wants to drug test people on welfare he wants to accept subsidees for sports stadiums. he wants to build the bucs an arena. you exist on wine, kale smoothies and funyons. are you able to buy any of those things with your abt card? i cannot independently depend on myself. it is a conscious choice. i no longer lift my hands to my mouth. you think if the government is giving you money the
nutritious hot dogs. we give money to a poor person and everyone freaks out. that said the writer is very irritating. when you take your money and give it to other people you will be interested in how they spend it. it is human nature. and scott walker not only wants to drug test people on welfare he wants to accept subsidees for sports stadiums. he wants to build the bucs an arena. you exist on wine, kale smoothies and funyons. are you able to buy any of those things with your abt card? i cannot independently depend on myself. it is a conscious choice. i no longer lift my hands to my mouth. you think if the government
this large, some level of abuse. we found a guy in california i laugh, i oughtn t to, but he is also a comic character. this is a guy named jason the surfer guy who has no job and who, in fact, happily spends his day surfing. he wants to be a rock star, and he hangs out with his pals and has a snap card, an abt card, and on camera has a party. he takes his snap card and goes to a local food mart, snaps it through and buys lobster and says, thanks mr. and mrs. taxpayer. bill: wow. that is abuse. you mentioned an important point here because there are millions of americans, i mean, this is their lifeline. this is how they support themselves every day. how much fraud and abuse, however, did you find there actually is fraud and abuse. and we show that. but beyond that there is also, i