When you run into these kinds of situations, and folks start saying, 'Well, I'm more loyal to my own personal principle,' meanwhile, they're not maxed out on their credit cards, they're not waiting in line for a job.
Meek criticizes those prioritizing personal principles over addressing unemployment struggles.
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