But one of the ways, we can, I think, make good progress on cutting down on some of the excess spending that Washington seems to always fall into is by Implementing work requirements for able bodied adults without dependence for all means tested programs [can cut down on excess spending]. So, means tested programs, obviously that refers to the fact that at certain income levels, people can get access to certain benefits by the government. Medicaid is one example. (01:20–01:41)
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