AOC is an interesting task case.

The Munich Security Conference was basically her coming out party on the world stage,

and boy, was it humiliating.

Look at this.

Would and should the U.S. actually commit U.S. troops to defend Taiwan?

You know, I think that this is such a, you know, I think that she has literally no idea what she's talking about.

We want to make sure that we are moving in all of our economic research and our global positions to avoid any such confrontation.

AOC has developed like a new strategy, and that is instead of answering the tough question,

you say, well, we're actually, we're never going to have to have that happen because we're going

to do things with the research and things to avoid that.

And it just becomes a disaster.

Let's talk about the cost of health insurance in America. United Health Group reported a profit of 12.1 billion in 2025,

while Americans from C to Shining C paid higher premiums were denied coverage or delayed treatments.

It's not fair. That's why Congress recently

held hearings with the CEOs, the big health insurance companies, at which Ways and Means

Chairman Jason Smith noted, the largest health companies are not just insurers. They're also

medical providers and pharmacies. They're also PBMs.

They are increasingly controlling every aspect of our health care system. President Trump recently

announced he would be calling a meeting of the health insurance CEOs to address higher health

insurance prices.

It's precisely the kind of action Americans need. To quote Congressman Smucker from Pennsylvania,

for health insurance companies, the margins are protected, but for patients, their experience is

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