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Hey, everybody, talking about health care today.

We've got this Republican plan. We've got

Obamacare. We've got Rand Paul's plan. And I thought I'd talk to somebody who can explain

the differences in all these different proposals to us. And that person is Dr. Jane Orient,

who is executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, which you can

visit at AAPSonline.org. Dr. Orient has been in solo practice of general internal medicine since

1981, and she holds her MD from the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. Orient,

welcome back to the show. Thank you. When healthcare came back into the news and I realized I had to

figure out what the deal is with the Paul Ryan Republican proposal and the Rand Paul proposal,

I thought, all right, forget it. I'm going to get Dr. Orient on here, and she's

going to do all the work for us. So I looked at Rand Paul's thing this morning. It's not very

long. I have not looked at the actual bill that the Republicans are proposing. But can you tell me,

we'll get to later what the ideal proposal would be. Tell me if there are any merits to the

proposal being pushed by the White House and Paul Ryan, what would they be? The main thing that I

think would be good is that it gets rid of the individual mandates and the employer mandates

to purchase insurance. But the CBO is

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