The Wall Street Journal's Steve Moore stops by.
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Even more Wall Street Journal are you don't state. Credit they the president is trying to slip a fast one bias and I didn't know until I watched your video. About welfare. He's trying it he has effectively made it a lot easier. For the states to distribute welfare to people that don't wanna go to work. Yeah that's the big problem and you know one of the great successes are part of that success does not. You know. 3040 years in Washington has the welfare reform bills that passed under belt on -- and Republican congress bipartisan achievement. We've reduced the well broke rules by about fifty to sixty purse out wobbly pass that Bob Herbert warm belt. And now pres Obama kinda got that belt by basically giving stage where it -- a bit of epic plywood to work requirement that. You know that's destructive to the taxpayer hurts people. It's about being -- people -- First Amendment -- up -- this morning. What's the motivation it almost sounds political to me. I think the motivation as to what love is never like work requirements. And I think they're basically. Try it and try to get these laws for. A long time and now based in the opportunity to do it and you know -- except this is something that was execs are -- You know I think I stopped all the debate -- percent of Americans support work for what department the certificate that people who worked for the best. You know get a inadvertently do was passed by -- democratic president right this is all done by Bill Clinton he passed it on yeah. To his credit he had a Republican congress but. I think a lot of people including myself applauded that legislation if you in -- Well I don't think there's any question about that I think that stepped up as Obama is. Is you know I'm not a new Democrat -- -- the Obama wants but what about. He's OK -- -- Sorry I mean I think that it's really you know a tragedy that Obama is not as accurate a new democratic policy. -- -- Yeah yeah I do to an -- I appreciate your highlighting that I'm I'm I'm I'm guessing you're gonna be writing on about about this pretty soon thank you very much Steve. That's Steve -- Wall Street Journal joining us today on the financial exchange.
