Caleb Hammer

It's something that happened to someone that has nothing to do with their service.

So you don't think we should change those definitions at all?

Something that's absolutely ballooning in every way whatsoever.

And many people who deserve disability are getting denied, while some people who abuse it are getting approved.

And why are people who don't deserve it getting approved?

Why should we not question them at the same time?

Well, we would have to decide that as a society.

But I think if one person who was working his second job fell from like an electrical wiring thing, like we saw on this show, he fell from that, got injured, nothing to do with his service.

I don't think that person should get disability for the rest of his life.

Had nothing to do with his service.

I don't care what the intent is.

I care about the outcome.

The intent, I think we all agree on the intent.

The intent is to make sure that those who become any kind of disabled get the support from the system.

No one is against the intent.

I'm only talking about the outcome.

I suggested a pension plan for everyone.

Not everyone deserves it.

No, but they're military service members.

They obviously, if you work a job somewhere for four years, you don't get free college.