The Tom Woods Show, episode 1351.

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Hello, everybody. Tom Woods here. Dr. Jane Orient joins us once again. She's executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. And I wanted to ask her just some questions about health care and the market economy and Medicare for all and what the experiences of other countries have been because she's an authority on

all these questions and they need answers and libertarians sometimes kind of flounder when it

comes to the question of health care and I'm hopeful that Dr. Orient can help clear up some

issues for us. Dr. Orient, welcome.

Thank you.

I have several things I want to ask you about

that I think you're the best person to answer. And in particular, I want to get to Medicare for all.

I want to talk about pre-existing conditions because I remember you gave me a very interesting answer

I'd never heard before. And now for the life of me, I can't remember what it was.

And then after that, well, then after that, we'll kind of look at what your wish list would be if you could have health delivery the way you like it.

So let's start with the proposal for Medicare for all, which we see a number of Democratic candidates advancing, and which seems to be very

popular in the polls when nothing about it is actually spelled out to the people being surveyed.

What exactly would this proposal look like?

I guess to see what it would look like, you'd have to see the bill, and I don't think that

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