tanf is working exactly as the republican tanf system was designed. democrats absolutely think tanf needs a fundamental overhaul, but any reform should start with improving family stability by reducing burdensome requirements and providing sufficient access to financial support, child care, education, and career pathways to help families strive. families need stability before parents can be reliable workers, and reliable workers need quality jobs to escape poverty. predictable financial assistance is central to stability for parents to hold self-sustaining jobs. we saw during the pandemic that reliable financial assistance via the child tax credit help cut child poverty by 40%. further, a recent report by chapin hall details how state policies that increase access to tanf and cash assistance are associated with a decreased child maltreatment. for example, a $100 increase in tanf cash benefits is associated with reduction in maternal self-reported physical child maltreatment. in contrast for families receiving tanf who experience maternal hardship such

to let us declare tanf was used as them tanf system was designe. any reform should start with the improvement of family stability by reducing burdensome requirements and providing sufficient access to financial support, childcare, education and career pathways to help families thrive. reliable work will escape poverty. predictable financial systems are centeral to stability for a parent to hold a self-sustaining job at reset during a pandemic by the child tax credit that helped uplift child poverty by 40%. further reports detail how policies gave increased access to tanf and tax assistance are associated with decreased child maltreatment. a 100-dollar increase in child benefits is associated with a reduction in maternal self-reported physical child malfeasance. in contrast the families receiving tanf who experienced internal hardship such as basic need they are three times more likely to neglect investigations in and four times more likely to experience the physical abuse investigation. tennis benefits in most cities remain at their lowest level si

some of the ships you're going to in the 1st customer, especially in a serious, closer look at the tanf too much that the show here. the 2nd image. before i shoot the question, you want to please give strength as a solar stuff. so if i miss task officer, yes, there's a song that sounds trustworthy. democracy performance are still covered in the yes from my supervisor, i suppose they're supposed to come have a key problem for some problem. as you probably know, federal tax here. i could imagine the usual so, but for my own personal sort of progress now people are says, you know, you were just not she can you send them because she the look forward to talking to you all about technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're so short or is it conflict with the 1st law? show you alignment as a patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to makes a truck rather than fit the job. i mean with the artificial intelligence, we have somebody in the team and the robot most protects this phone existen

ukraine should clearly be expecting those same salo might say it open that tanf forms themselves. where did all this come from? washington, of course, who is now holding briefings at the pencil, gone effectively bragging about their use. we have gotten some initial feedback from the ukrainians and they are using them quite effectively. well, president joe biden earlier this month, call this decision a hard one is not clear if he was just having a senior moment or was he concept played in the more they're unknown to kill and dismember civilians. long after the last shots in a conflict are fired and that are banned by america's closest allies, was a very difficult decision on my part. and by the way, i discuss this with our allies, discuss this with our friends up on the hill. so the question still remains. why has washington come to this last resort? i, let's, is it out of options. this is a war relating to munitions of those and that emulation and were low on it. but the main thing is they are, have a weapon to stop the rushes. now from there, a search to keep them from stopping t

clearly be expecting those same sol, those coming back to hit them as some might say it open that tanf forms themselves . where did all this come from? washington, of course, who is now holding briefings at the pencil, gone effectively bragging about their use. we've got in some initial feedback from the ukrainians, and they are using them quite to effectively. well, president joe biden earlier this month, call this decision a hard one is not clear if he was just having a senior moment or was he concept played in the moral question of deploying weapons . they're unknown to kill and dismember civilians longed after the last shots in a conflict are fired and that are banned by america's closest allies with a very difficult decision on my part. and by the way, i discuss this with our allies. discuss this with our friends up on the hill. so the question still remains. why has washington come to this last resort? i, let's, is it out of options. this is a war relating to munitions and they're running out of those and that emulation and we're low on it. but the main thing is either have a wea

should clearly be expecting those same sol, those coming back to hit them a some might say it open that tanf forms themselves. where did all this come from? washington, of course, who is now holding briefings at the pencil, gone effectively bragging about their use. we've got in some initial feedback from the ukrainians and they are using them quite effectively. well, president joe biden earlier this month, call this decision a hard one is not clear if he was just having a senior moment or was he concept played in the moral question of deploying weapons . there are known to kill and dismember civilians. long after the last shots in a conflict are fired and that are banned by america's closest allies, was a very difficult decision on my part. and by the way, i discuss this with our allies discussions with our friends up on the hill. so the question still remains. why has washington come to this last resort? i, let's, is it out of options. this is a war relating to munitions and they're running out of those in that ammunition and we're low on it. but the main thing is they are having a weapon

a similar tanf in your opinions to the african population, especially the french speaking population, have about africa. what are their thoughts on russia to see on file? if we talk about the french speaking, positive africa, the media that have a lot of in fluids, listen to there at least 90 percent west and mediately. we wake up to the sound of our, if i bbc, voice of america, the stones towards corporation between europe and russia is of course, whole style. but the common man doesn't feel that hostility. it's surprising and lately i can't even say what explains it. given all the techniques of the west, however, there is sympathy for a symbol of the state, such as the president, an inexplicable sympathy for president boots in these we even have such a joke in africa, especially in congo almost every way you can encounter such a concept as seniority, right? so this is when you respect someone who is older, you have to listen to what they tell you be respectful. yes, you have to listen to them. even the address reflects this when you address and now that you say elder brother recentl

brandon live in non tanf. thank and as we heard from natasha story, the french national football team issued a statement calling for com. and a letter posted on the twitter page of captain kelly and bob paid the play and said they understood the range peoples out for the death of now. but added that the time for violence must stop to give way to that of morning dialogue and reconstruction shit. criminal geisha is a football journalist, she explains the impact of the teams. coal for pates. it is very significant because the football is a huge sport in france. the one to walk up, you know, 2018 and also a 1998. so people are really, you know, literally involved in this, and they have a big following across the country, but also across the world. and as a reason they easily with the, you know, the population and because they come from these neighborhoods, they understand what is going on. so it is very possible. but also just to help people understand that yes, you can protest. but when it comes down to, you know

so it reports from the north east and tanf mendera kline elders in mendera town meet to discuss, squeeze a detox in the county. kind of police officers are among at least 12 people killed in the past months. vices from the on group also bob mays, the somebody all blamed, sometimes we why didn't because even though there's a feeling and disability moving to somebody, i sent out a know they might have. i'm close the board. done to come to us on the tacos, often use improvise bombs as a move farther inland. yeah, for the, for the people also, you see that it's not that sophisticated, the gearing off visit assailants ambushed a team of police special forces. so let's with the funds comes on type the equipment as the hardware, they have helicopters, monday, guns and, and, and, you know, come at us so that they do surveillance. it is the cold rule intended is that is going to have the thing in the government defeat, anyone who wants to be civilized, as kenya says, an almost 900 to allow me to border with somebody a this is the official border crossing, but it has been closed for 12 years and a

the states that certainly provided very little of the multimillions of dollars they received through tanfams and through their own efforts, actually putting it into helping people. host: this is bill in new york, democrat line for gwen moore. caller: good morning. i am very interested in your approach to programs designed to help the poor, whether it was welfare to work program in wisconsin or president clinton's program or president johnson's program to give children pre-k instruction so they catch up with the majority. the biggest problem is the expended cost, the unnecessary cost put into these programs. in order to get the money to fund pre-k for minor children, have to pay off everybody -- you have to pay off everybody between the poor people and the people who live in the suburbs. they ended up with more of that pre-k money so a lot of women were able to go into the workforce and indeed become members of the upper-middle-class. guest: makes a point -- he makes a point that it costs money to put people into pre-k programs. the point that ought to be made is that kindergartners are ou