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Not a fair nation, that the deck is stacked against minorities, women, the poor, gays, atheists, muslims, you name it. and the bad guys are white males, the republican party, and anybody who doesn't buy into the grievance industry. >> the grievance industry. there is nothing conservatives hate more than some freeloader whining about his lot in life and wanting something for nothing at the expense of john q. taxpayer. meet jason greenslate. food stamp recipient. >> thank you, taxpayers. thanks. >> you see, these takers have no respect. and when you have no respect, you get chaos. >> it is much ...

Chris, one of the things about "the new york times" piece is that it doesn't tell all of the story. and it didn't include all of the story and walt knew that he couldn't include all of the story because the university is under certain privacy obligations with respect to both jameis and the young lady. but let me just say this. listen, i'm a father, a son, and a brother. so sexual assault is a vicious crime. but the only thing that's equally vicious is a false accusation of sexual assault. there are facts -- >> are you saying there's a false accusation in this case? you're saying the accusation...

Assault. he's found not to -- he wasn't even charged. but based on what goes on at the university of california berkeley. that's just irresponsible. >> no, i'm -- >> statistics are what they are. but that doesn't mean that jameis sexually assaulted this young lady. >> i don't think anybody here -- >> i agree with that. >> no one here knows what happened. but what we're saying is when someone comes forward with serious allegations of a crime that the police are supposed to investigate. they didn't even look at the surveillance video to find out who she left with. and they would have been able t...

Talking to him. in fact, i was very pleased at the end of this. i was really surprised at this. and what really surprised me is he really sort of responded to the economic benefits of the food stamp program. and so the economic benefits here, for an additional $3.2 million it would bring an additional $172 million into the economy of new jersey. so i'm really surprised that he wouldn't do this. >> the state would pony up an extra 3.2 million, it would bring in about $172 million in economic activity. >> add that multiplier effect, you have about $300 million into the economy of new jersey. so ...

Because they sought it for their whole lives, right? and all they want is more status and power. and it doesn't matter to them how they get it. if government is an instrument of advancing that status and power, then they'll be for it. and if it is an instrument of resisting their status and power, then they hate it. and it is simply -- >> take a look at wall street. i mean, wall street, not a day goes by that wall street doesn't complain about more regulations but actually what wall street is not talking about and nobody can focus on because wall street is so loud is the fact that because ever...