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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
CORRECT. IT'S A DISTRACTION FROM PEOPLE'S NEEDS. HOST: PUT A LITTLE
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Swain, Susan - Host
MORE MEET MAYWEATHER ON THE OPINION. HOW NEW AN IDEA IS THIS AND HOW DID IT FIRST GET STARTED? GUEST: THE IDEA HAS
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
TOSSED AROUND FOR A WHILE AND UNDER THE WELFARE LAW THAT WAS PASSED BACK IN 1996 BUT MICHIGAN WAS DOING IT FOR A WHILE AFTER THE LAW WAS PASSED AND...
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Swain, Susan - Host
PRIVACY? GUEST: YEAH. THAT STARTS WITHOUT REASONABLE CAUSE. YOU CAN'T ASSUME JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE IS APPLYING FOR BENEFIT, THAT'S THE BASIS OF SUSPECTING...
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Swain, Susan - Host
23 STATES ARE CONSIDERING DOING THIS. SO WHAT'S HAPPENING HERE AROUND THE COUNTRY THAT YOU SEE? GUEST: OH, I THINK
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
IT'S PART OF A TREND TO TRY TO BLAME POOR PEOPLE FOR THEIR SITUATION AND SAY IF YOU'RE POOR, IF YOU'RE RECEIVING WEAMBLING IT MUST BE BECAUSE OF SOMETHING...
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Swain, Susan - Host
WE LIKE TO INVOLVE YOU IN THIS DISCUSSION ABOUT DRUG TESTING FOR WELFARE CITIZENSHIP -- PRECIP YENS. DO YOU THINK IT'S A GOOD IDEA? ADD NOT OUR DISCUSSION...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
STATE BUDGETS ARE IN TERRIBLE SITUATIONS. MANY OF THESE PROGRAMS FOR LOW INCOME PEOPLE ARE BEING CUT FROM CALIFORNIA TO ALABAMA. MOST PEOPLE WHO WANT...
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Swain, Susan - Host
EXPENSIVE IS TESTING? WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THAT? GUEST: YOU SPEND
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
12-18 DOLLARS PER TEST. I'VE HEARD MORE IN THE $ 30 RANGE AND THAT'S ALSO A TEST. THERE'S ALSO BUREAUCRACY SOME LEGAL PRESCRIPTION DRUGS WILL SHOW UP...
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Swain, Susan - Host
VERSION IS THE INDIVIDUALS PAY FOR IT BUT IF THEY TEST NEGATIVE, IF THEY'RE CLEAN, NOT USING DRUGS, THAT THIS IS REIMBURSED. GUEST: THAT'S CORRECT,
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
BUT I THINK THAT MAY SOUND REASONABLE TO A MIDDLE CLASS PERSON WHO LAYING OUT $10 OR $30 IS NOT A BIG DEAL. PEOPLE DON'T WALK TO A WELFARE OFFICE BECAUSE...
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Swain, Susan - Host
KNOW WHAT HAPPENS TO THE PEOPLE WHO DON'T APPLY FOR WELFARE ALTHOUGH THEY MAY BE IN CIRCUMSTANCES THAT WOULD QUALIFY THEM BECAUSE OF THIS TEST OR PEOPLE...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
IT. FLORIDA'S PROGRAM WAS ONLY IN PLACE FOR A FEW MONTHS BUT IN GENERAL, DEPENDING ON THEIR SITUATION, THEY MAY COME BACK AND REAPPLY IN A FEW MONTHS....
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Swain, Susan - Host
ARGUING IN FAVOR OF IT MAKE THE POINT LOOK, THIS IS PUBLIC FUND. THESE ARE PUBLIC FUNDS. DRUG TESTING IS COMMON WHEN PEOPLE ARE APPLYING FOR JOBS....
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
TOO? GUEST: OK. FIRST, THERE IS A LEGAL ISSUE THAT WE DO HAVE PROTECTIONS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT THAT WE DON'T HAVE AGAINST PRIVATE EMPLOYERS. BUT...
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| 00:05:29 |
Swain, Susan - Host
VIEWERS' CALLS. PHONE LINES ARE OPEN FOR DRUG TESTING FOR WELFARE RECIPIENTS. AS MANY AS 23 STATES ARE REQUIRING DRUG TESTING -- FOR RECIPIENTS OF...
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CALLER, -
THAT DRUG TESTING THING ALWAYS RUINS IT. UNCONSTITUTIONAL. HOST:
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Swain, Susan - Host
SO WE SHOULD LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE? IS THAT YOUR POINT? CALLER:
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CALLER, -
YEAH. YOU SIGN UP FOR A JOB OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT BUT JIF, YOU KNOW, A JOB LIKE IN THE OIL FIELD OR STUFF LIKE THAT, BUT JUST UNCONSTITUTIONAL...
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Swain, Susan - Host
GETTING IT. HOST: OK. THANK YOU. THEY ALWAYS END UP BEING SOUND CONSTITUTIONAL. GUEST: I THINK
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
FRANKLY WHILE ALL THESE STATES STILL HAVE LEGISLATION PENDING A LOT OF THEM HAVE A PASS AND STATES ARE LOOKING AT FLORIDA VERY CLOSELY AND WAITING TO...
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Swain, Susan - Host
MASSACHUSETTS. VINCE? HIT THAT MUTE BUTTON REAL QUICKLY, PLEASE. WE'RE GETTING FEEDBACK. CALLER:
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CALLER, -
OK. I'LL TURN THAT DIAL IN NOW. I ONLY GOT ONE HAND HERE. HOST:
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Swain, Susan - Host
OK, VINCE. ARE YOU
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CALLER, -
READY? CALLER: OK. YEAH. OK. HOST: NO, SIR, IT'S TOO
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Swain, Susan - Host
LOUD. I APOLOGIZE. I'M GOING TO PUT YOU ON HOLD UNLESS YOU CAN TURN IT DOWN REAL QUICK. CALLER: I CAN'T TURN IT DOWN ENOUGH? HOST: IT'S GIVING
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Swain, Susan - Host
US ECHOS. TRY BACK CALLING IN AGAIN AND GET THAT TELEVISION ALL THE WAY DOWN SINCE WE CAN'T HEAR YOU WITH THE DELAY IN THE BACK. NEXT UP IS FROM GEORGIA,...
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CALLER, -
CALLER: YES. TO THE ARGUMENT ABOUT IT BEING PUBLIC FUNDS, IN ENGLAND, I UNDERSTAND THAT ALL OF THE BENEFITS COME IN THIS WAY. REGARDED AS UNEMPLOYMENT...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
HAVE HEARD IN THE UNEMPLOYMENT EXTENSION BILL, THERE WAS A PROPOSING THERE TO ALLOW DRUG TESTING FOR UNEMPLOYMENT DRUG BENEFIT AND THIS IS SORT...
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| 00:08:27 |
Swain, Susan - Host
HAVE SOME STATISTICS ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SPENDS ON UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS SINCE THAT WAS THAT CALLER'S QUESTION. IN 2013,...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
WHAT PROGRAMS ARE INCLUDING. THE FEDERAL FUNDING IS ABOUT $16 BILLION A YEAR. THAT'S INCLUDING SOME OTHER PROGRAMS. I'M NOT QUITE SURE WHAT THEY'VE...
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Swain, Susan - Host
U.S. GOVERNMENT SPENDING DOT-COM. GUEST: WORLD FAIR
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
ISN'T A TECHNICAL FORM IN THE FEDERAL BUDGET. MOST PEOPLE THINK ABOUT CASH ASSISTANCE. I'M NOT QUITE SURE WHAT ELSE IS IN THERE. HOST: COULD YOU
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Swain, Susan - Host
EXPLAIN HOW THE WELFARE PROGRAMS GENERALLY WORK? THE MONEY THAT -- WHATEVER THE NUMBER IS, $16 BILLION OR SO FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GETS THE STATE...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
GUEST: RIGHT. SINCE 1996, IT'S BEEN A BLOCKED GROUND WHICH MEANS STATES GET A FIXED AMOUNT AND HAVE A LOT OF FLEXIBILITY AND HOW THEY SPEND IT BUT ALL...
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CALLER, -
CALLER: GOOD MORNING. CAN YOU HEAR ME? HOST: YES. CALLER: I THINK DRUG TESTING
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CALLER, -
IS A GOOD IDEA OF. WE NEED TO MAKE A LOT IN CONGRESS TO SEE IF THEY ARE ON ANY TYPE OF DRUGS AT ALL. WHEN YOU ARE LIVING IN A GLASS HOUSE, YOU DO NOT...
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| 00:12:08 |
Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
HAS BEEN A SUGGESTION IN SEVERAL STATES THAT STATE LEGISLATURES SHOULD HAVE TO MEET SIMILAR TEST. I THINK IT IS AN AMUSING RESPONSE. I AM NOT SURE A...
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Swain, Susan - Host
OF WELFARE BEING HUMILIATED FOR MOST PEOPLE, THAT DOES THAT MEAN THE PROFILE OF WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT RECIPIENTS? GUEST: IT IS
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
A PROCESS DESIGNED TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT POSSIBLY HAVE ANY RESOURCES THAT YOU CAN POSSIBLY BE USING. TO MAKE YOU GO THROUGH ALL OF THESE STEPS...
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Swain, Susan - Host
OUT OF THE WELFARE REFORM LEGISLATION PASSED DURING THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION,
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
RIGHT? GUEST: YES. THIS IS DIFFERENT IN OTHER STATES. IN THOSE STAGES, THE EXPERIENCE IS-IT'S -- CASH.
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Swain, Susan - Host
HOST: GOOD MORNING. CORPORATES CHRISTI, TEXAS. CALLER: GOOD
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CALLER, -
MORNING. I HAVE A COUPLE OF QUICK COMMENTS. A LOT OF COMPANIES AND OTHER AGENCIES REQUIRE ALCOHOL INCLUDED IN THE DRUG TESTING. ALCOHOL IS LEGAL. AT...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
NOT HAVE AN ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION. I DO NOT KNOW WHY DRUG USE IS SO PREVALENT. STATISTICS SAY IT IS EQUALLY IN ALL PARTS OF SOCIETY. WELFARE RECIPIENTS...
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Swain, Susan - Host
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND DRUG TESTING, DO YOU HAVE COMMENTS? GUEST: THAT IS
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
ONE OF THE PROBLEMS WITH THIS CHEMICAL DRUG TESTING. IT DOES NOT ASK ABOUT PEOPLE BEING FUNCTIONAL. THE SCREENING TOOLS TO TREAT -- THAT TREATMENT PROVIDERS...
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Swain, Susan - Host
A DEMOCRAT, YOU ARE ON THE AIR. GOOD MORNING. I CALLER: GOOD MORNING. MY COMMENT IS, I BELIEVE TESTING SHOULD BE DONE. WHEN THEY STARTED AN HOUR ON IT...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
I AGREE IT IS THAT HELPFUL TO BE USING DRUGS. ADDING THERE ARE BETTER WAYS TO GO ABOUT IT THAT DRUG TESTING. HOST:
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Swain, Susan - Host
IS THERE A DISCUSSION ABOUT THIS BEING PROPOSED AT A GUEST: NATIONAL: -- AT A NATIONAL LEVEL? GUEST: IT HAS NOT GONE VERY
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
FAR. I.S.M. WE WILL -- I.S.M. WELCOME BACK TO IT. THINGS THAT BUBBLE UP FROM THE STATE'S WILL USUALLY COME UP AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL. HOST: THIS IS JIM,...
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CALLER, -
CALLER: GOOD MORNING. I HAVE A PERSONAL SAYING HERE. I HAD A NEIGHBOR WHO WAS AN ALCOHOLIC, BUT HE GOT INVOLVED WITH A WOMAN WHO GOT HIM HOOKED ON CRACK...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
SOUNDS LIKE THIS MAN WAS PRETTY CLEAR. YOU DID NOT DRUG TEST HIM, BUT YOU KNEW HE WAS USING DRUGS. THESE WORKERS CAN MAKE THOSE JUDGMENTS, POSSIBLY WITH...
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| 00:18:41 |
Swain, Susan - Host
TWEETS BECAUSE WE HAVE SO MANY COMING IN, BUT SOMEONE ASKED ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO -- THE CHILDREN OF PEOPLE WHO ARE FOUND POSITIVE. GUEST: I DO NOT...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
THE STATE'S TEST CHILDREN. IT IS NOT CLEAR WHAT HAPPENED -- WHAT HAPPENS TO THE CHILDREN. IN THEORY, THEY CAN BE TAKEN IN BY ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER WHO...
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Swain, Susan - Host
AN INDEPENDENT, YOU ARE ON THE AIR. CALLER: THANK YOU FOR TAKING
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CALLER, -
MY CALL. I WOULD LIKE TO COMPLEMENT THIS PROGRAM FOR BEING ONE OF THE BEST PROGRAMS IN THE COUNTRY. I SALUTE YOU AND YOUR BRETHREN MODERATOR'S ON THE...
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Swain, Susan - Host
THE NICE WORDS. -- THANK YOU FOR ALL THE NICE WORDS. GUEST: I WOULD
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
BE LESS FUNCTIONAL WITHOUT MY -- CAFFEINE. ALL OF THE BANKS THAT ARE SEEING BAILOUT MONEY, WE DID NOT ASK THEIR EXECUTIVES TO BE DRUG TESTED. THE GOVERNMENT...
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| 00:22:16 |
Swain, Susan - Host
THIS VIEWER HAS A DIFFERENT PROCESS HE SUGGESTS. WHAT DID NOT BE CHEAPER RATHER THAN TEST FOR DRUG USAGE TO SEE IF ONE HAD BEEN ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
THAT CUTS PEOPLE OFF IF THEY HAVE BEEN CONVICTED OF A DRUG-RELATED FELONY. THAT IS IN PLACE. STATES HAVE THE OPTION TO DO DIFFERENT THINGS WITH THAT....
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Swain, Susan - Host
YOUR ASKS, CAN YOU SPEAK TO THE ECONOMIC RESULTS OF FLORIDA'S TESTING FOR THE TAXPAYERS? GUEST: ID
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
WAS ONLY IN PLACE FOR A FEW MONTHS. -- IT WAS ONLY IN PLACE FOR A FEW MONTHS. MOST PEOPLE TESTED CLEAN AND WERE ELIGIBLE FOR REIMBURSEMENT. THE LAST I...
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CALLER, -
GOOD MORNING. THANK YOU FOR TAKING MY CALL. I AM INTERESTED IN WHAT THE STATE IS TRYING TO DO BY TESTING THE RECIPIENTS OF WELFARE. I REALLY CANNOT SEE...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
GUEST: THE BROADER QUESTION OF AMERICA I'S DRUG PROBLEM IS BEYOND WHAT I CAN ADDRESS. HOST: THIS
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Swain, Susan - Host
IS AN ABSURD GENERALIZATION. WE DRUG TEST THE SEGMENT THAT HAS NO VOICE, HAS NO LOBBY IS, HAS NO LOBBY IS ADVOCATING FOR IN. -- FOR THEM. I HAVE BEEN...
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CALLER, -
OF OTHER PEOPLE STATING THAT WE HAVE TO BE DRUG TESTED IN ORDER TO GET A JOB. IF WE HAVE TO DO IT, I DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE THAT ARE RECEIVING...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
WAS RECEIVING SOCIAL SECURITY. DID SHE CONSIDER THAT A GOVERNMENT BENEFIT AND SHE SHOULD TAKE A DRUG TEST? HOST: THAT WOULD
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| 00:27:17 |
Swain, Susan - Host
BE YOUR ARGUMENT? LET'S GO TO A REPUBLICAN IN TEXAS. LAST MONTH, HE TALKED ABOUT HIS VIEWS ON DRUG TESTING FOR WELFARE RECIPIENTS. >> I DO NOT THINK...
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Unidentified Speaker, -
TIME -- I THINK IT IS TIME TO STOP SUCH AS DEVISING DRUG USE. I WONDER HOW MANY PEOPLE WENT TO WORK IN THE DARK. HOW MANY SINGLE MOTHER STRUGGLED TO...
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| 00:28:52 |
Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
ABOUT UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AND I THINK THIS ILLUSTRATES THE THINGS THAT HE SAYS. HE IS TRYING THIS CORRELATION BETWEEN THE GOOD PEOPLE WHO ARE WORKING...
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| 00:29:18 |
Swain, Susan - Host
ONCE DEPLOYED, THIS WILL LEAD TO OTHERS? WE ARE ALREADY TALKING ABOUT UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS, ARE THERE OTHER POSSIBLE BENEFITS THAT ARE BEING DISCUSSED...
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Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
ABOUT REACHING OUT BEYOND CASH ASSISTANCE. MOSTLY FOR PROGRAMS LIKE FOOD STAMPS. THIS IS ONLY THE PEOPLE WHO THEY DO NOT LIKE. I DO NOT THINK PEOPLE ARE...
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| 00:30:05 |
Swain, Susan - Host
TO SNAP BENEFITS. WHAT IS THAT? GUEST: FOOD STAMPS. HOST: 8 YOU
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| 00:30:11 |
Swain, Susan - Host
WERE SAYS I WOULD RATHER HAVE MY TAXPAYERS GO TO A LIE-DETECTOR TESTS FOR POLITICIANS. PLEASE EXPLAIN EXACTLY HOW DRUG- TESTING IS BAD FOR ANYONE? IF...
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| 00:30:37 |
Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
DRUG TESTING THAT FOR ANYONE? -- BAD FOR ANYONE? SOME PEOPLE FIND IT HUMILIATING. PEOPLE GO THROUGH IT ALL THE TIME. IT IS A WASTE OF MONEY. WHY DO IT...
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| 00:31:09 |
Swain, Susan - Host
FROM SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. HAVE THERE IS AN INDEPENDENT. YOU ARE ON.
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CALLER, -
CALLER: HELLO. THANK YOU. I AM ORIGINALLY A NATIVE OF FLORIDA. I LIVED THERE FOR 28 YEARS. MY MOM WORKED IN THE SOCIAL SERVICES DOWN THERE. SHE RETIRED...
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| 00:33:23 |
Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
HIS COLLAR, I APPRECIATE IT BECAUSE WE DO NOT HEAR ENOUGH ABOUT PEOPLE WHO RECEIVE PUBLIC BENEFITS. THEY GET JOBS AND THEIR SELF SUPPORTING. IF PEOPLE...
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| 00:34:06 |
Swain, Susan - Host
DRUG-TESTING WELFARE RECIPIENTS, LOOKING AT CONTINUING CONTROVERSIES IN RECENT PROPOSALS. WE HAVE TALKED A BIT ABOUT COSTS IN ADMINISTERING THESE TESTS....
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Unidentified Speaker, -
THINK THIS WAS A LOT OF MONEY BECAUSE THE TESTING COST MONEY AND ALSO THE TESTS NEEDS TO BE BUILT AROUND -- PEOPLE DO NOT REALIZE HOW LOW CASH BENEFITS...
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| 00:36:00 |
Swain, Susan - Host
HOST: WHY ARE PEOPLE ON FOOD STAMPS SUPPORTING A SHADY LIFESTYLE? THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE ON FOOD STAMPS AND HAVE JOBS. ONE BAD THING ABOUT DRUG TESTING...
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| 00:36:19 |
Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
IT IS NOW 100 PERCENT ACCURATE. THIS NEEDS TO HAVE AN ABILITY TO RETEST TO PROVE. THIS IS ONE OF THE PERPLEXITIES OF THE NATURE OF CHEMICAL DRUG TESTING...
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| 00:36:48 |
Swain, Susan - Host
MORNING, YOUR HONOR. - YOU AR ON. -- YOU ARE ON. CALLER: I GET MY PENSION
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CALLER, -
FROM THE AIR FORCE. I HAVE ALWAYS NOTICED THAT THE GOVERNMENT ALWAYS SPENDS $10,000 TO TRY TO SAVE OR RETRIEVE $10 $10 -- THAT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THAT WAY....
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| 00:38:17 |
Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
COMMENT ABOUT SPENDING $10,000 TO SAVE $10 IS A GOOD ONE. THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE WHO HAVE ISSUES AND IT WOULD BE GOOD FOR CASEWORKERS TO BE TRAINED TO...
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| 00:38:44 |
Swain, Susan - Host
RATES OF POSITIVE GUEST: FINDINGS 45 ABOUT 2% -- FLORIDA FOUND ABOUT 2%. SOCIAL SCIENTISTS FOUND MORE LESS AROUND THE SAME RATES AS THE OVERALL POPULATION,...
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| 00:39:09 |
Swain, Susan - Host
HEAT -- WHY DO PEOPLE TAKE UP MORE INTRIGUE AND SO DIFFERENTLY? MANY WEALTHY PEOPLE USE DRUGS AND RECEIVED GRANTS. OUR NEXT CALL IS FROM ST. LOUIS. THIS...
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CALLER, -
MY CALL. THERE ARE GENERATIONS OF FAMILIES THAT HAVE BEEN ON WELFARE. THIS THERE ALSO GENERATIONS OF FARMERS WHO HAVE RECEIVED SUBSIDIES. IF YOU ARE...
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| 00:40:42 |
Swain, Susan - Host
WHETHER PEOPLE AGREE OR DISAGREE, IF THEY ARE LIVING IN ONE OF THE STATES WHERE THE PROPOSAL IS BEING CONSIDERED, IS THERE ARE RESOURCES OR DATABASE...
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| 00:40:56 |
Lower-Basch, Elizabeth - Senior Analyst
THERE IS A UNIFYING DATABASE. DHHS BRIEF TALKS ABOUT LEGISLATION THAT WAS ENACTED AT TIME. IT IS ACTIVE IN MANY STATES, AND IF YOU SEARCH ON THE INTERNET,...
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| 00:41:28 |
Swain, Susan - Host
FOR BEING HERE TO EXPLAIN THE LEGISLATION BEING CONSIDERED IN MANY STATES ACROSS THE COUNTRY, DRUG-TESTING FOCUSING ON PEOPLE RECEIVING WELFARE AND...
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