I Did A Deep Dive Into Our Welfare System, And It's WORSE Than I Thought

What you'll learn

• 1 (00:06) **The Tameka Good Squatter Case** - Matt Walsh introduces the case of a 40-year-old woman who squatted in a $2.3 million foreclosed Maryland mansion for months.
• 2 (03:37) **The Incompetent Lawyer Interview** - Walsh plays footage of Good’s lawyer failing to explain how she entered the property.
• 3 (06:23) **The Accomplice: Georgetown’s "Pivot" Program** - Good’s partner, Corey Pollard, had a long criminal record and was a graduate of a Georgetown University re-entry program for former offenders.
• 4 (10:50) **The History and Absurdity of Squatter Laws** - Walsh explains that 30-day squatter residency laws are a medieval holdover that has become a modern American phenomenon.
• 5 (13:37) **Homeowner Moves In With Squatters** - A Chicago man tried to outlast squatters by moving into his own property with his wife and friends on air mattresses.
• 6 (16:50) **The "Feeding Our Future" Fraud Case** - Walsh pivots to a massive $250 million pandemic meal fraud scheme in Minnesota, where the sentence was laughably light.
• 7 (20:29) **The Incentive to Steal** - Walsh argues that the legal system is offering criminals a deal: a few months in prison for millions of dollars.

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