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This is the Tom Hartman program.

I was on Karen Hutter's show and I got an inquiry from reporter for the Grio,

and there've been a bunch of inquiries and whatnot that I've been getting

over the last week or so about racism and health care in the United States.

And the reason why a year and a half ago, two years ago, I published the Hidden History of

American Health Care, one of the books in the Hidden History series. There will be ten of them when

we're done next year. In that book, there's a rather, actually it's about three chapters, it runs

across about three chapters. The story of Frederick Hoffman. What it happened was last year when I was

doing the virtual book tour for that book, Cenk Yuger had me on his program. Cenk's an old friend

and colleague with the young Turks, he started. And I did a little riff about how racism was

why we don't have an actual health care system. And maybe as Junk, I'm not sure, somebody reposted

on TikTok and it went absolutely viral. And so I've been getting all these pressing inquiries.

So I thought, well, you know, let's just pull this stuff out and lay it down. So I pulled out of

my book on health care, the story of Frederick Hoffman and how scientific racism, and I put that

in scare quotes, is responsible for America not having a universal health care system. It's a

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