Several Blaze readers commented that the rebroadcast of John Stossel's little documentary, showing how he posed as a homeless panhandler and raked in $11 per hour in New York, is old news...
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/john-stossel-poses-as-a-homeless-man-in-nyc-and-guess-how-much-he-made/
Oh, let's look on the bright side: If you watch this documentary, you'll be able to recognize one bogus panhandler, because apparently Stossel plans to make this a recurring theme on his show. Also, some people like looking at Stossel, while others like looking at the token female panelist on the video.
Who must live in New York. I'm not saying there's anything inherently wrong with what she's wearing. I'd wear it myself--only in any place less barren than New York, whether other humans were present or not, I'd put a skirt over it after climbing out of the pool. But in Washington, a woman wearing what appears to be a nice, modest swimsuit, in a room full of men wearing suits and ties, is understood to be on active duty in the profession of which she's wearing the uniform.
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