Welfare recipients receive food stamps and cash assistance under the federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program. Both benefits are accessed through an EBT card, but only cash assistance — meant for housing, utilities and household necessities — can be accessed at ATMs.
A single-person household could receive a maximum $200 in monthly food stamps plus $158 in cash assistance. A family of four could get as much as $668 in food stamps and $433 in cash.
The food-stamp program prohibits the purchase of booze, tobacco and lottery tickets with an EBT card. But with the cash-assistance program, users can blow money on strippers or a six-pack and to tap welfare dollars from liquor stores, casinos and adult-oriented establishments.
David Webb - Co-Founder "Teaparty 365", and Sirius XM Patriot Radio Host of David Webb Show sits down with FNC's Clayton Morris to discuss the rising evidence of massive Food Stamp Fraud taking place in this country and what can be done to stop the massive spending waste in the system.