3686: MANDATE w/ Dave Stone
New guest Dave Stone joins KATG and seamlessly fits in as the trio revisits the viral Roseanne Barr and Theo Von clip, Ryan Seacrest being the new
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New guest Dave Stone joins KATG and seamlessly fits in as the trio revisits the viral Roseanne Barr and Theo Von clip, Ryan Seacrest being the new
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To 12.3%. in 2010, it reached a record high. the high level of 18.3%, after beginning a sharp increase since 2008. now, we can look at government payments and dollar amounts as well. in 2010, the average federal benefit per person was 7400, up from 4700 in 2000, and 3686 in 199o as you can see it more than doubled in 20 years. this year, total benefits being paid by the government are holding steady at $2.3 billion so far. unemployment benefits have dropped, but that's made up for by increases in retirement and health care programs, jon. jon: all right steve centanni, live in washington, thank...