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company can t comment specifically on the employment matters, but noted some of the reporting is not accurate and said there s a provision that allows students to get free lunch and that employees know the correct way to facilitate that. she noted if there s a situation where company policies are not followed, then the company puts together corrective action. this story breaks on the heels of something you may remember which just recently happened with something called a lunch shaming story out of rhode island. public schools recently walking back a short list policy in which students who didn t have their bills paid off or owed money on their lunches were only allowed a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. following public outcry that idea was rolled back and students are allowed their choice of lunch. dana: molly line, thank you. now with more on this, let s bring in tyrus, fox news
ball. thanks for having us, rev. what did you think when you heard about senator puckett s resignation. did he make a deal with the republicans? well, rev, i was shocked when i found out last night around 7:00 reading the paper. it s been pretty well known that senator puckett has been getting he s been wanting his daughter to get a full appointment on the juvenile domestic relations court down there and senator republicans have been telling him it isn t going to happen as long as he s been serving on the state senate. that s been happening for a while. this state tobacco commission came out of the blue. they scheduled a meeting to consider employment on friday. within 24 hours of that, the resignation letter had been delivered to the clerk of the senate. you know, as of today, the senator is now saying he doesn t want the job and the meeting has been canceled that was scheduled for wednesday to consider employment matters. so it looks like everybody is backtracking from this,