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Handel On The Law

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🗓️ 23 March 2019

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Handel on the Law, Marginal Legal Advice

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0:00.0	Swigger!
0:08.5	Hi!
0:10.8	Swigard!
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0:19.8	Oh, di hoi, oh. Hii, oh. Hi honey, hi.
0:30.6	This is Handel on the law.
0:33.6	Marginal legal advice, where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.
0:40.7	Alabama's a weird state.
0:42.9	There's a bill in Alabama.
0:44.6	You think it's conservative?
0:46.0	It would require people to pass a drug test before they could receive food stamps.
0:53.3	Now, there isn't the law currently requiring Alabama residents to pass the drug test to get the SNAP benefits, supplemental nutrition assistance program food stamps.
1:04.7	But Representative James Haynes just introduced House Bill 3, which would require anyone applying for the SNAP benefits, to be drug tested if there is a reasonable suspicion that the person uses or is under the influence of a drug.
1:22.8	Since I have balance issues, they'd be testing me every single day, right? And anyone who test positive for a drug
1:31.2	they're not prescribed would be ineligible for SNAP benefits upon a second failed drug test.
1:37.9	And anyone who refuses or delays the drug test would be ineligible. That's going to be a little
1:41.9	problem because this is a SNAP is a federal program. Now Now it's administered through the states in many cases, but it's a federal program. So I
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