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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter on this Thursday, March 26.

And your host, Daniel Harwitz, back in the house here at Blaze TV, so much to focus on so many issues.

My gosh, there's so much in our AI stack in Congress, but none of that's going to go anywhere.

Nothing good.

I want to take a step back today and talk about health care.

March 23rd, 2010. Okay, that was the date that Obamacare was passed. We just marked the grim 16th anniversary of it. And I want to spend today

focusing on looking back on what it did and where we are in terms of

healthcare. That marked the death of health care in America. Endless debt destroyed the doctor

patient relationship, made it that no American can live with dignity without being dependent

upon government or a job employer plan that

increasingly is unaffordable, decreasing life expectancy, created a monopoly of providers where you

have health systems that own everything now and the death of private practice,

the monopoly of health insurers where there's only a few of them and they now control you

because government gave them a market share where they don't need to compete for your business.

And that's where you have all these denials and everything.

And of course, Medicaid Nation, where 75 million people

are on something that is for free, giving the administrators of those programs, again,

the same insurance companies, the market share that they already need so they can turn around

and screw you. So you now have to pay 20 times more than a Medicaid patient.

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