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So I am here today with my co-hosts, Phil Rocco.

Hey.

And Abby Cardis.

Yo.

And today, the three of us are going to be checking back in once again on the largest single

concentration of insurance loss in the history of the United States,

which is currently in progress ongoing.

And we've been reminding people of this fact every time that we talk about it.

It's just this sheer scale of what is being called the quote unquote Medicaid unwinding.

Now, this is something that we've talked about for what, the last

two and a half years, Phil? Yeah, two and a half years. We talked about it before it started

happening as it was ramping up. And now we are on month seven of it actually taking place.

And we've been reminding people, you know, this is the largest single

concentration of insurance loss in U.S. history. And, you know, we're starting to see that

framing reproduced in other media outlets and coverage of the unwinding, which is great.

But I also want to acknowledge the fact that this specific point, we have received so much pushback on.

Mostly people just saying, like, well, that can't possibly be true, right?

Well, it is.

So, yeah, unfortunately it is.

You know, already the 10 million people and counting who have lost their Medicaid so far since April 1st, vastly outnumber any other large

moments of insurance loss in U.S. history.

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