Wake up and smell the coffee generation

Celebrating corporation round and round we thought stirring up another cup of too many wrongs to mention

When greed is hurting you to world war freak and you're labeled truth that conspiracy round around go, so you better take them up for a moment of

clarity.

Welcome to Redact to Tonight, VIP. I'm Lee Camp.

Today I talk with Areseli Jimenez, the digital media manager for the sunrise movement, a group of young people who have decided not to wait around and simply, you know, accept human extinction due to climate change.

I'll be talking with her in the second half.

But first, CNN had an exclusive the other day.

And for a change, it was actually an important topic,

and they actually weren't lying about it either.

Exciting!

California is investigating insurance giant Etna

following a stunning admission by one former medical director.

The doctor admitting under oath that he never looked at patients' records when deciding whether to approve or deny care.

Dr. J. Kenanuma is a former medical director at Etna.

Did you ever look at medical records or basically whenever?

No, I did not.

So the medical director for Southern California for the third largest insurance provider in the country that has 23 million customers,

said under oath that he denied coverage without ever looking at medical records.

He's making life and death decisions for people every day, all day, without ever looking at their medical records.

Not even a glance, not even like a peak.

Not even the kind of glance when you're in a gym locker room and you don't expect to see

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