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Hello, my friends. I'm Dennis Prager. There is a piece, believe it or not. I actually just checked again, because it's a little unexpected to place the proper word in its place.

From the CBC, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and the CBC, I'll never forget Prime Minister Harper said to me, at a Prager U Gailup, where I interviewed him, or had a dialogue with him to be more precise.

Both are true. It's interview and dialogue. He said the CBC, he said, Dennis, you must understand, is worse than CNN.

Okay, I have no comment, but I'm just telling you why I'm surprised that the woke CBC would have this report.

Here is the title. It's from Nova Scotia. It's one of the provinces of Canada. I may be the only American in America who can name all 10 provinces.

No, even those there are 10 provinces. And I've been to nine of them. I can't tell you, what is it? What is it? Something in my crawl sticks in my crawl? Is that the proverb? What's a crawl?

Okay, that I have not been to, what is it? I printed Rhode Island. Okay, be that as it may. I have a fair acquaintance with Canada. There's Nova Scotia on the east side of the country.

The system is obviously broken, says NS man whose wife died in ER. Again, I need you to understand this is a CBC report that just came out.

CBC, what is it? I said Canadian Broadcasting Company. I did say it. Yeah, it's okay.

For the Hathoth, for the, excuse me, Hothoth family, a trip to the emergency room at the Cumberland Regional Healthcare Center on New Year's Eve turned into a nightmare.

Gunter Hothoth of Tidnish Nova Scotia. It's a very unhappy article, but I'm sorry. I just have to reflect for one moment.

Sean, would you please put Tidnish down on the list? It is a word I would have made up if it didn't exist already.

Said his wife, Allison, began feeling sick the morning of December 31st, but thought she had just had an upset stomach.

When it worsened throughout the morning, Hothoth drove his wife to the nearest emergency department in Amherst Nova Scotia around 11 a.m.

He said he carried Allison into the hospital on his back. She was obviously in pain. He told CBC News in an interview Sunday.

I was rolling her in the wheelchair, and she could hardly sit up. The pair waited more than six hours in the emergency department waiting room.

All right. I want that to sink in, ladies and gentlemen. The vaunted social list care system.

If somebody were in the distress that this woman was in in the United States, is there anywhere where what happened to her would happen?

It's an open question. So listen. They waited more than six hours in the emergency department waiting room, and then in a room inside the unit as Allison's pain worsened.

Hothoth said it was after six p.m. before they saw a doctor and Allison received any treatment. By then he said it was too late.

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