Nov. 13, 2025
The Bill Martinez Show 11 13 25
The Bill Martinez Show 11 13 25
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Are you ready?
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Yeah, okay, let's do an Ill Martinez Live, a program
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about current events.
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Our culture, our values, our politics, and our future.
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And now Bill Martinez, Well.
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Good morning, six minutes after the top of the hour,
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right now, welcome Bill Martinez here along with michael'eil from
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Landmark Leland. Hey, Mike, can't we done?
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I'm good Bill? How are you, buddy?
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Hey, I'm doing pretty good. I mean, you know, we
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had my Marine Corps two hundred and fiftieth birthday on Monday,
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Veterans Day, and show a good week. And also it
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looks like it might be capped off with a government
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opening up for business where it should have never closed
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to begin with.
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Right, absolutely, I mean it's first of all, simple five.
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That's yeah, two hundred and fifty years for the Marine
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Corps birthday. That is something that's amazing. My wife is
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a Marine Corps brat. My father in law was a
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career enlisted off enlisted man, got the gunnery sergeant, served
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in the Far East and everywhere. Her life was one
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of travel. She actually lived for three years in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Oh wow, yeah, yeah.
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That's always the interesting whenever somebody says name something interesting,
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and she always says, I lived from I think she
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was eight to eleven or seven to ten in Guantanamo
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Bay Cube. It was her happiest years of her of
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her youth. She loved living there.
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Really, Wow. Interesting, she liked living there.
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Was like small town anyway. Yeah, so that's great. It's amazing.
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Two hundred and fifty years in the Marine Corps. That's
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that's incredible. But yeah, with the government shutdown, lessons to
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be taken from it. I think the certainly it was
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just a waste of time and effort. We know that.
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But one of the important things to draw from it
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is the extent to which American taxpayers are paying for
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so many different things that we had no context for
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what we were paying for. When you see six and
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a half trillion dollars, seven trillion dollars whatever the government
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spends annually, you really it's hard to encapsulate and get
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your head around this. We've talked about this a lot,
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how much money that is and where does it all go? Well,
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you understand now that the American taxpayer is subsidizing recipients
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of Obamacare. I had no idea that we were paying
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I'm not enrolled in Obamacare, but I didn't know the
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extent to which we were underscoring we were providing tax
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credits to people to enroll in Obamacare because the Obamacare
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insurance are so expensive nobody can afford it.
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Yeah, so much for the Affordable Healthcare plan.
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Right, exactly. So we're learning, of course that the Affordable
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Care Act is not affordable and it's certainly not a
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care so I guess it is technically a loss, so
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that that is applicable, but it's nothing, it's not It's
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exactly what the Republicans had said it was going to
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be fifteen years ago, and exactly. So you saw that.
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And the also thing you saw is we didn't understand
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the extent to which that how much SNAP benefits had expanded.
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We've talked about this before. I had no concept that
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we were paying. You know, just a few short years ago,
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twenty nineteen, we were at sixty billion dollars in SNAP benefits,
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and now we're upwards around one hundred and twenty one
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hundred and thirty billion dollars.
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And so it's just, yeah, you've doubled recipients. I mean,
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we're up over forty million recipients million.
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Yeah, forty two million recipients. So you're just seeing this
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a massive, massive transfer of wealth from the taxpayers to others.
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I mean, whether it's the recipients of snap benefits or
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it's it's uh, you know, tax credits for individuals and
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rolling in Medicare. Now I don't I'm not saying I
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don't grudge people who are receiving their tax credits for
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enrolling in Medicare, but I what the problem, of course,
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is the fact that health insurance is so exceptionally expensive
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in this country that it's unaffordable that we need the
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government to incur more debt to simply subsidize the continuation
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of people having their health insurance. And that's clearly a
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problem that needs to be addressed by Congress and by
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the administration.
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Well, Obamacare was such a loser to begin with, Like
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you said, everything that Republicans, anybody that knew anything about
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common sense healthcare knew that this was a mess. And
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then the only way that they could really support it
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was kind of amazing. I mean almost immediately think about it, Mike,
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Obamacare went on life support from day one because it
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couldn't stand on its own. They had to marry it
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into Medicare, right, So what does that tell you right there?
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It tells me that the architects of it were intelligent
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people who saw this and understood that the way to
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get nationalized socialized healthcare in America was to start this
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long process and by getting their ultimate endgame is to
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get everyone into a single pair system and us all
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just on socialized medicare, some sort of socialized health insurance plan,
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and to do away with this and to make it
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so unaffordable that we had no choice but to rely
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on the government. I mean, that has to be the
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Machiabelian plan that was put into action fifteen years ago.
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We knew what it was back then. We called it
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for what it was. But Obama used all his political
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capital to get this through, and it's turning out to
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be a disaster. I mean, if you think about this now,
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if you look at the costs, and I don't have
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this one right in front of me, but a forty
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year old's monthly insurance payment has gone has gone from
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like three or four hundred dollars to like or two
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or three hundred dollars to like eight or nine hundred
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dollars a month. You have to pay for a family
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of four, it's like three thousand dollars a month. And again,
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the people who are paying the health these premiums aren't
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really aren't the people who are sick. You know, you
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have people working, say you're thirty five, forty years old,
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you have a family, you have a couple of little kids.
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You might have to use your health insurance for your
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well baby's visits or your well child's visits, or maybe
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your your wife has got head or baby through that.
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But generally speaking, you're paying three or four thousand dollars
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a month and you're not using that right. It's that
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that money is going to subsidize health care for the
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other people to pay for the health.
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Care, the people who didn't take care of themselves. And
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so the bleeding heart Democrats are going, well, you know
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these people here that And I'm not saying we should
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just you know, cut our losses and let them go
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out and die in the desert somewhere, but I mean,
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you know, to really what they did was they they
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just over low did this whole situation in terms of, hey,
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we're going to take care of these people that are
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you know, their health has declined. Uh, they're they're in
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a crisis. Uh, they've been in a crisis for a
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number of years because because of poor habits, and you know,
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I mean, you know, by and large, you know, I'm
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not saying that something's happened accidentally. And you know, something
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happens with our body that we can't control. But how
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much of it, you know, can we control when you've
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got obese levels where they are, diabetes levels where they are.
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You know what Robert Kennedy Junior has been bringing to
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the front to say, hey, you know we've been paid
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poisoning the populace all these years. You know, all these
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contributing factors that affect health. And when you look at
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universal health care, well you know, are you then you
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have to really do a deep dive on everything. And uh,
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it's I think it's impossible to get to right now.
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Yeah, there is no there is no easy solution. And
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this is this is I've dedicated some band to this
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over the years. You know, we talked about this, so
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you know, fixing social security on paper, the entitlements, fixing
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social security on paper is the solutions are obvious, you know,
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I mean, it's not these aren't good solutions. They're involved pain,
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but it's increasing the age of applicability, eligibility, increasing the
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removing the cap on income, and then decreasing benefits, and
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then you could you could kind of you know, these
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are painful things, but there's nothing I can't encapsulate a
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solution to the healthcare problems. Medicare, for example, in our country,
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the third party payer system, and this is the problem
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with it, right. It was envisioned as a back in
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the nineteen forties when people were coming back from war
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and corporate and the government wanted to provide tax breaks.
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So they said, okay, it's gonna make We're going to
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make health insurance pay costs deductible for corporations, incentivized in
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enrolling individuals in health insurance and health insurance, and so
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you had a third party payer system. Well, back then,
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they didn't the medical field. You got old and you died,
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maybe you got some extra raised, maybe there was this,
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but there wasn't. There wasn't the medical industrial complex you
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have now. And so the system as it was originally
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intended is not was never intended to handle the system
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we have now. And I don't know whether it involves,
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you know, migrating people. The health savings accounts, a pay
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as you go system, but then there's people who just
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can't afford that. It's just beyond anything. And again, medical medicare,
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I think, is just you know, you're importing millions and
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millions of illegal immigrants. You're putting them on the medical
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you know they have medicaid, they don't have Medicaid, but
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they go to ers, and so they're a strain on
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the system. And you have an elderly, aging population who
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are gonna who are gonna need what they need. It's
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just it's it's beguiling to try to get your head
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around the health health problem. Uh cost of medicare medical
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uh medicare cost of health care in this country. To
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get around that problem, I think we could spend hours
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talking about it.
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Well, like you said, it's a huge elephant in the room,
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and uh, but you got to start somewhere, and it's
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going to be a process a piece of a time,
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and there will be some pain, no doubt about it,
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because you know, to this point, America's Americans have been
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conditioned to accept a certain level right now and we've
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