Are you ready to come on and take a free ride and you won't believe to where?

This is Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and Stephen Green, and this is Right Angle brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.com.

And gentlemen, that free ride is going to be to Johns Hopkins University for a medical degree program made possible by a billion dollar donation from Michael Bloomberg,

whose Bloomberg News Service made him fabulously wealthy, who later served as mayor in New York City.

And this is not the first time that Bloomberg has made a contribution to Johns Hopkins University specifically. He's now given

some $4.55 billion to the university. But here's what it provides Stephen Green for a student

who's pursuing a medical degree. And it actually goes much broader than this, but the most,

the kind of the headline passage here is it costs about

$65,000 a year to pay tuition, and four years of that comes to about $260,000. But if your family

income is less than $300,000, you're going to get all of that covered.

In addition, if your family income is less than $175,000, the scholarship will also cover

living expenses and fees.

In effect, it is a free ride to one of the top medical schools in the country.

And you can also go for other things with lesser subsidies there.

But Bloomberg is a 1964 graduate of Johns Hopkins University and obviously has been faithful as a giver.

His previous donations to the university also were to help with tuition, including undergrad tuition.

Steve, honestly, I just did this story because I hear nothing in the news about wealthy people

other than those filthy millionaires and billionaires who are in it for themselves.

And the specific reason why Bloomberg and others do things like this is because

they want to make sure that money is not the obstacle that keeps bright students from being

able to go to a top-notch medical school. And then in many cases, return to places that

might not have ever had access to a Johns Hopkins

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