Can taxpayer funded programs to reduce poverty or homelessness be considered a public good? What is your reasoning?

Part B:Watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fc-8E6n3vXYA Christian response to poverty and economic inequalityby Anne Bradley. This is a long video, so you can skip the first part and go to 43:16" minute. Watch the rest of her talk (no need to watch the Q&A part.) Provide a short summary of the talk. Why does Bradley think that embracing economic freedom is the right response to poverty? Do you agree with her interpretation of Biblical principles on the role of government, and helping the poor? How does these ideas relate to poverty alleviation policies that were discussed in class?