And I think for those of us who served during the GWAT, when we all knew we were fighting around the whole time, this had to happen. This should have been dealt with a long time ago. We did not start this war. They started this war, and it was a one-sided war from 1979 to 1983 of the Cobar Towers, the USS Coal and everything in between. They have been murdering our people ruthlessly and savagely, and the only response America's had has been sanctions.

Yeah. It just strikes me that that is potentially one of the most dangerous things that we're

facing right now is the possibility of radicalize people in this country who are here with a mission to try to

mess things up in America and terrorize our country in a way that we've not seen before.

This is the right thing to do.

It's the right time to do it.

And we're not starting on war with anyone.

I have been a physician for 35 years and sadly have had a front seat to witness the decay

and decline of the health insurance industry.

There has been systematic denial and delay of care.

There's been abuse with the Medicare Advantage plans, deceiving and extorting taxpayer dollars.

You guys own PBMs. You own pharmacies. You own health agencies. Physician groups.

Good God, you own a bank.

I have had patients cry in my room.

I have had physicians cry to me, throw up their hands in disgust and quit

because of actions of our health insurance industry. You are killing people who are trying to

get health care. You have put profits above patients and you have put profits above those who care

for patients.

Learn more at Americans for OpenGovernment.com.

Well, you saved up your money and bought a new car.

You drove it off the lot and parked it at your house, and you probably think you own it.

Not so fast, my friend, because the manufacturers claim they own every piece of data your car generates. They track where you work,

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