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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

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Oct 26, 2026

Dave RubinHOST
47:45
Then there's net interest, health, national defense, income.
Dave RubinHOST
47:48
So we're spending huge amounts on Medicare, social programs, SNAP, all of these things.
Dave RubinHOST
47:53
And to connect that to where we started at the top of the show, remember, France, huge programs.
Dave RubinHOST
47:59
Huge, bigger percentage of their GDP on that stuff than even us.
Dave RubinHOST
50:00
These work requirements,
Zohran MamdaniSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:02
though they are described as work requirements, though they are often defended in the language of trying to connect people with jobs, what we have found time and again is the underlying interest is to remove people from the things that can keep them healthy and that can keep them safe.
Zohran MamdaniSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:22
The idea of success from this is a smaller Medicaid program, a smaller SNAP program.
Zohran MamdaniSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
50:28
That is the issue that we have with these programs.
Matthew DominguezGUEST
5:24
So what we have been fighting over the course of the last year, primarily on the Save Our Bacon Act, is to prevent it from being included in the U.S. Farm Bill.
Matthew DominguezGUEST
5:33
And the Farm Bill is this massive billions and billions of dollar bill, thousands of pages long, that is supposed to be passed every five years, that has everything from subsidies to SNAP, which is the food assistance program, and a whole host of everything that touches the animal agriculture and agricultural industry.
Matthew DominguezGUEST
5:53
It's this massive bill that's passed every five years.
Matthew DominguezGUEST
5:56
And what they're trying to do is sneak the language of the Save Our Bacon Act into the farm bill in order to sneak it through Congress.
Terry McCreadyHOST
0:58
President Trump and former President Obama making campaign stops in Michigan.
Terry McCreadyHOST
1:03
Snap enrollment has plummeted since last year.
Terry McCreadyHOST
1:06
But first, here's BIN News Now.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
1:08
The NYPD is searching for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in Central Park.
Alex HagerCORRESPONDENT
5:52
Alex Hager, KJCC News, Phoenix.
Phil LatzmanHOST
5:55
Well, since federal changes to SNAP took effect last year, Arizona has cut a greater share of participants from the program than any other state.
Phil LatzmanHOST
6:03
Now, the city of Phoenix is offering support to families who've lost those benefits.
Phil LatzmanHOST
6:07
Here's Catherine Davis-Young telling us how.
Catherine Davis-YoungCORRESPONDENT
6:10
The City of Phoenix doesn't administer SNAP or approve benefits, but the city's Human Services Department wants to lend a hand to help people navigate recent SNAP changes.
Catherine Davis-YoungCORRESPONDENT
6:20
The department is offering one-on-one assistance to help families complete SNAP applications and understand work requirements for the program.
Catherine Davis-YoungCORRESPONDENT
6:29
In a statement, Mayor Kate Gallego said too many Phoenix families have been losing benefits just because of paperwork and red tape.
Catherine Davis-YoungCORRESPONDENT
6:35
Residents can book an appointment online or they can get walk-in assistance during normal business hours at City of Phoenix Family Services Centers.
Ron CorningHOST
2:47
Yeah, I hadn't realized that either.
Ron CorningHOST
2:50
You've seen also, I know, SNAP benefits, which seniors rely on to some degree, be cut over the last six months or so.
Ron CorningHOST
3:00
Are people openly talking about that? When they call you, are they speaking specifically to how it is they've ended up here? You mentioned high utility bills.
Ron CorningHOST
3:10
That combined with a lack of benefits is sort of a perfect storm, is it not?
Shannon MillerGUEST
3:14
Sure, SNAP is often part of a much larger struggle to cover basic living expenses.
Shannon MillerGUEST
3:20
On a fixed income, even a modest reduction in food assistance can force difficult choices between necessities.
Shannon MillerGUEST
3:26
For an older adult living primarily on Social Security, losing $20, $30, $50 a month can mean buying less fresh produce, choosing less expensive foods, or stretching groceries further between benefit payments.
Ron CorningHOST
4:44
And are these seniors willing to acknowledge that they're isolated or lonely when they call you?
Colin McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
110:12
It's not an exaggeration to say that President Trump has uncovered the greatest heist in human history, and it was the taxpayer getting fooled and getting robbed.
Colin McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
110:22
This most recent surge that you've just discussed there, the snap surge, this was a 50-day surge where we focused on those who were defrauding snap.
Colin McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
110:33
And Laura, if there was ever a program that a fraudster might say, that's too noble, that's too compassionate, it helps too many people, I'm not going to take from it, it would be SNAP.
Colin McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
110:44
This is a program that makes sure that food gets on the table of our needy families tonight in America.
Colin McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
110:50
These are crimes that result in a mother in the grocery store trying to buy milk and eggs, swiping her card with her SNAP benefits to find that a fraudster has depleted her account by stealing her account.
Colin McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
111:04
So there she is in line with her kids with no money trying to bring home her milk and eggs.
Colin McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
111:10
But a fraudster has taken them.
Colin McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
115:07
Let's say that you have broken your arm and you go to the emergency room needing urgent care, but there are 20 people ahead of you in line.
Elvis DuranHOST
46:17
Gandhi, what's going on?
GandhiPANELIST
46:18
All right, enrollment in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP, has dropped over the last year due to restrictions set by the Trump administration.
GandhiPANELIST
46:28
Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows the number of people who received food stamps fell from 42 million in July of 2025 to around 36 million in June of 2026.
GandhiPANELIST
46:37
That is a 13% decrease.
Chris CoragioHOST
3:34
Netanyahu is Israel's longest-serving prime minister, who has headed up the government through wars and the October 2023 Hamas attack.
Chris CoragioHOST
3:42
Enrollment in SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, has dropped over the last year following restrictions set by the Trump administration.
Chris CoragioHOST
3:50
Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows the number of people who receive food stamps fell from nearly 42 million in July of last year to about 36 million in June of this year.
Chris CoragioHOST
4:00
That's a 13 percent decrease.
Mary InmanGUEST
22:05
First, federal health care offenses and related crimes involving health care benefit programs or fraud against patients or other in the health care industry.
Mary InmanGUEST
22:14
And second, fraud on programs or benefits administered by the Department of Agriculture, including the SNAP program.
Mary InmanGUEST
22:22
The Department of Labor, Department of Health and Human Services, HUD, Department of Education, including student aid fraud, Department of Veterans Affairs and the SBA.
Mary InmanGUEST
22:31
According to the press release, the program places a particular emphasis on submissions involving hospice, health care, home health care, daycare and special services fraud.
Bhau KotechaGUEST
10:36
Now, if you look at the payment side of it, and if you accept there will at least be a few, you know, one of the things we talked about a lot when I was at Square was, well, we want merchants to be able to get paid in any way that their customers want to pay.
Bhau KotechaGUEST
10:50
So, hey, it's really important for the mom and pop shop to be able to accept Amex as well as Visa, as well as Snap EBT benefits.
Bhau KotechaGUEST
10:58
And how do we make it easy for them to do that? So on the payment side, it's the same problem, right? If you're a merchant and agents are paying with stable coins and your agent's like, hey, I can only buy these shoes with USDG, that merchant doesn't want to turn that agent or person away, right? And so again, you're going to need to accept those assets.
Bhau KotechaGUEST
11:16
Now, from the consumer standpoint, right? I think it's clear why enterprises would either accept or want their own stable coin from a consumer standpoint.

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