alexandra pelosi, that documentary filmmaker, joins us right now.lex, thank you so much for being here. first question, the house budget committee chairman, paul ryan, released today a new report where he says, "in some significant respects, making it worse" is his assessment of programs designed to combat poverty. did you find that to be the case, being in these soup kitchens? >> here's the thing, i'm not really a politician. i can't get into the politics of it. i'm more like a political tourist, like i go check stuff out to see what's going on. they cut food stamps. i wanted to see what the impact of that was going to be. >> right. >> so i went to food kitchens around new york city to check it out, and what you see is, if you go from 9:00 to 5:00, they're empty. you know why? because people are at work. at 5:00, there's a rush of people called the working poor. and if paul ryan wants to cut food stamps, he wants to cut unemployment benefits, he wants to cut -- all the cuts they want to make, they have to find a way for people to actually be able t