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Welcome to our program on the line with us, our buddy Christopher Armitage, host of the

Existatialist Republic on Substack, C. Armitage, excuse me, C.m.armatage.

Dot substack.com. Or you can just go over to to substack and plug in Existentialist Republic, and it'll pop right up.

Also, C. Armitage on Blue Sky. And Chris, welcome back to the program. I wanted to start with your piece, what would happen of states banned insurance

companies. It's one of the particularly shocking statistics that you point out in this is that

between 2022 and 2023 care denials rose an average by insurance companies, rose an average

of 20.2% for commercial insurance claims, and 55.7% for Medicare Advantage claims,

while the five largest publicly traded health insurers made $31 billion in profits.

Every penny of it came coming from saying, no, we will not pay for that procedure to the people that they are, quote, ensuring.

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