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a libertarian thermal bonita
and if you're not very political back-to-back or represent you know
libertarian
trying two o'clock benefit understand their is a role for government
the patriot retreating service socially liberal
okay um... so what do you think the role for government is
ballpark government probable
arm
if a lake
like uh... regulation
each year
a cake um... even though i do think e_p_a_ had done perhaps lady more
micromanaging of pets
that cater to her but i do think there's any company ph
i think you can get a captain said you know
america shut down the here needed
um...
and i think there is a well but just need to be
important they are not kato thank you
yeah big business eleven
well yeah i mean i think in fact deregulation should be stronger in some
respects uh...
but bledsoe tell me what it is that uh... so what uh... blue where would you
and i disagree that
worried arm
arguable how how big do you think government should be how much
you know do you think they should spent more than a lot of people company may
have been about forty percent of the economy include eight local
a big intricate should be
well i think that uh... government should be spending close to about uh...
i don't know uh...
uh... i mean i i don't have a specific number per se but i have no problem with
government
uh... spending
twenty four percent of g_d_p_ if they're spending that money wisely i don't
i think it's actually silly i think it's actually a silly question
uh... how big to government babies it should be as big as it dad takes two
do what involved want
would you be prepared anyway co everywhere that you would cut out thirty
ported bureaucracy
well i can tell you foreign aid represents maybe less than one percent
of our budget
uh... seria serve well when i cut out military spending of course
definitely and out i think we could uh... we could we could do ghetto close
to half our military budget
and
see actually no uh... implications in terms of uh... of national security
hi understand there in argument by some
that there is some notion out there that if we have two times
the military budget
of the rest of the world combined
uh... than what we are doing is in some way
discouraging other people from growing their their military budgets because
with it's impossible to catch up with this i'm not sure i'd buy into that but
we have eight hundred databases around the world there's actually no reason for
it
um... i would much rather have you ever yes i mean
so i mean you know as a liberal we i don't have any uh...
i don't have any uh... problem at all
uh... with massive cuts
to the defense budget
uh... not at all and fact uh... it but
the difference is i would like to see that money i would like to see that that
but budget cut
and then i would like to see it uh... put into government programs
i would like to see uh... universal health care which would probably end up
saving us money
um... but i would like to see uh... very robust
universal health care
uh... min i've only more infrastructure spending i would like to see
uh... mass transit expanded greatly
i'd like to see uh...
more direct funding of uh... broadbent
uh... across the country
there is a
i would like to see
better uh... urban planning
uh... about what people here look great repaired you know arctic
here you have there been a liberal
given the heart or libertarian take the fifth it
armpit that you want uh...
i agree that we would electrically eg delivered raptor
and it would be less i disagree on the boats uh...
i do think there is a vault government somewhat and uh... how do you think that
universal health care with what what what what what about the approach do you
focus groups
uh... aka i think reporters e-card
atlantic shihan change something but they are something called medicaid
but it can't go back to dislike disqualify me from being libertarian but
it's a mandatory savings account six to eight percent hearing com attachment i'm
not sure if the employer matches particularly about the medical field cap
pick up a little bit of pro-choice upload either a new tactics include
speaking at work here really poor
i'm not sure how it works but they have medicate if you ever arm
unchartered break an option technically government parker product at parker
but the people you know if you could think of that colonial with another
trick their family
but um... i think it's more of a hectic more the health care caught problems
copycats eliminating they want this
or fix the problem with republicans or won't
that and coliform but
i think third-party when we were not leaders were reforms geo
first of all that suggest it said there's no there's no documentation
anywhere
other by other than bus
by uh... insurance companies where you'll see annie argument that tore
reforms gonna save any money and i think taxes are california can r_t_c_ that
buddy but a mandatory savings account by the government
is made it seems to me uh... is uh...
it's just that
i mean and hurt
bargaining their money out of that
export only their third-party paid it became clear
enchant pool
and you know you
exposure to the idea that no one spent money more carefully and someone's and
zero i'm calling the some like over nineteen or twenty five percent of but
isn't administered by autumn urges managed by the government
larry i don't know how it's many of our account cat scan
it killed a cowbell put this savings account party joe the government may
just like your social security and that your own account
na na na ca ka security will be distributed
well like i mean you know there's like a pop
he pitched you're putting your al-mahdi into account the government just making
sure you do it
haircut having a cable pick out that you can't call up for anything back
in okay uh... you know a doctor appointment uh... yeah while you're
describing is the affordable care
medical required medical care recap it not be affordable care
i a newsletter if they hear good news for you it is
uh... when you look at these subsidies and you look at uh... price controls
um... it is a very similar to the world correct
and the alert in singapore is delivered to the ministry of health
uh... um... whether uh...
i don't think that
medical savings account inc we'll go to let you pay urine check paper think like
doctor appointments and an ongoing meteor big impact the payout humanistic
it'd be co-payments and hospital think and hospital d x completely different
when you have to pay you know what your all among you you think and and that and
their belt the way back
you know insurance companies
who uh... alina for dr departments and things like that
saves saint anne's rafiq mandated government catastrophic health insurance
our winner here
i would do attitude mandatory spending caps you keep a habitat for catastrophic
emergency insurance which would be privatized open i would like to know
what case it out at lots of people
apparent sharon program uh... lecture
i wasn't here that we have a
a slight difference and i don't know that this is uh... ideological per se
u_s_ uh... we've do you know
a policy
uh... mechanism debate the your you're talking about different model but i mean
he portable characters is such a lead the same neighborhood where you are
going to use the private industry
uh... it mandates that people have insurance in this case in singapore it
mandates
you have a health savings account uh... presumably to buy health care
uh...
in singapore they offer subsidies and price controls
in the affordable care act they are for subsidies impress contracts
for me it doesn't go far enough
uh... i don't go out luck
community housing authorities are arguably laughingly affordable care
but the plight of the medical character would attract third-party eight reading
market forces have become a participant on we can chat come people charge
cupping
you don't know how much a co-worker to do bloodwork or go for a doctor's
appointment on the how much caught company
two hundred about
issue will cost how much it probably cost sixty two hundred dollars right now
there's no competition
now let me ask you this let me i don't know yet let me ask you this
why is it can you explain to me
why it is and i'm not talking administrative cost everybody knows that
medicare is far cheaper to administer
by the tune of about twenty to twenty five cents on the dollar than private
insurance
that's obviously 'cause they have no profit in the motive and they don't have
the same sort of uh... marketing expenses
you know the shareholder up profits at set aside
d growth of cost of medicine
under medicare is slower
than the growth of cost of medicine
improper in the private insurance industry
can you explain that to me
well with market forces equal political
it's market forces
are met
to decrease costs in in medicine
why is it not working in this country
uh...
but what medical costs are going up well under medicare
private care solvent
um...
apartment
add up
but i i i didn't but i don't know i will pay that
if your car armed
if you had a actor in your paper retired your account
yeah amazing online health and savings accounts is
now i'm going to shop around for the doctor but like you just said
unite
not only don't know
what a blood test should cost
we don't even know if we should have
i mean i don't pay my
*** right now literally i'm not going to see ships
and i don't know what it is and i'm gonna go to the doctor in the doctor to
say to me you got kidney stones
reached akram
you need to go into more tests or you just gotta go home and uh... put some
uh... ban gaye on either side i don't know
it's not like me buying a scenario don't like
you know you wanna even back in the day when you buy a stereo when they had a
mom all nothing recorded tweeter you know whatever it was tweeter accelerant
when that was uh... actually stereo place
we had to try and sell your stuff
but i can go and i can listen to a stereo it as a that sounds ok for me i'm
gonna buy that one
the idea that patients are consumers
and can actually be educated consumers
is completely ridiculous
i mean yes if you know i am catastrophic as easy to fight cancer
i'm going to dedicate my uh... a lot more time to learn about cancer
but i can't diagnose myself i can't tell whether or not this doctor ivy the ideas
that we're supposed to trust these doctors
and
the reason why medicare
the rate of medical of of medical
um...
of of medicine essentially
is growing slower than under private insurance because
they do more best practices
is is that they have the the they not only by in balk
but they also do best practices in the affordable care act
one of things that they put him in a better things is uh... you know
comparative uh... studies
his dash was say we're going to find things that are
officiant not verses doing nothing but uh... against are there are many medical
services
and so the argument you're making
uh... that the fact is that the the
the private market the the the the so-called free market to the extent that
there is one in medicine
uh... doesn't keep down costs there's a reason why
all the industrialized western countries
pay a fraction of
of what our government never mind what we as per capita hehe
or helped health coverage in health care
and that's not because they're all depending on the free market is all
because they have far more socialize
systems of medical medicine delivery than we do
that's just a fact
robert ko our help crap yes i did and they do not exceed any correlation
between the fact that we pay
what everybody else pays for medicine
and by medicine i mean all
or army reserve grasp of the fact that really hurt unnecessarily worker
the contract with but i think
i think we have quick bite
petrov every day i got a lot of i caught on audio
i mean i can help getting sharper hurt motor company took note that that jerk
third-party payment we will have a huge issue do not like
you know you like
for example
expect while not you know
i have before congress come in and out popped open it up to go to the doctor
about technical three times before
i'd like to go on to the doctor
you know i think what have you ever seen anywhere you know you use
with your tooth is hurting
and you don't have that hundred dollars to going to see the dentist
and you just hoping that maybe i can treat it with orajel for five bucks over
the counter
and i and i used that example only because there was a story of uh... the
young kid
who amuse mother made that decision because she didn't have the money
indicate that
now i'm sure there's more also right there
with with with his pain in my ***
is in fact a kidney stone
or what if it's uh... would have been skinny cancer
and i decide i'm not gonna go away because i don't wanna pay the copay i'm
gonna be a smart consumer i've had *** in my dad uh... pain a mass is before
going to do it
and at what point will do it there if there's a guy who did you know you are
lamar so it's time for me to go into the doctor
that could be bumper or about economic alec accordingly
even if you do if you make undoubtedly first doesn't have to be a personal
responsibility to be able to diagnose yourself
as a doctor who goes to school for eight years what what
arab talking about provider our experience we don't know what is minor
not accept only
tell me what scheck lucky
tell me why walla walla yes you say there has to be personal responsibility
for that
oh show operable
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electrochem disposed to accept that they won't
why people blow for
while at
plot no telling how you good morning to get more only
morally
people have the a responsibility to know
whether or not they perhaps a serious ailment
or a non serious ailment i want to know
where you get the justification for them around
i mean if i had no option talking about
if i have no options then i have no options
but i mean if we live in a civilized theoretically evolves society why should
that be a moral content
that i had a personal responsibility to know whether or not my ailment is minor
or significant and could be worse in the future five the if i don't go to the
doctor
why should that be a more often
welfare
well here's what he called her kettle creek checkup
jessica cooper checkups every year maybe a week ago for check up every year maybe
it's what every two years maybe it's what the victory is depending on a house
in their personal robot enough spare what they wanted to double shot not
dislocated oberstar not attracted much may be able to find out if you're not
because they don't know what to take away from the medical clinic
if you're sick
photograph doctor
we can play all right if you think you're not sure if barbara boxer
go ahead
expelled responsibility
art abstraction locusts are not if the government gonna pay for market share
but i want to get their trying you know
or anti-democrat there some way or
why should i have to pay somewhat katie
it lacks everyday we'll have that right at the time finally we hope will not
we have that right now
you're a smoker your health insurance goes i don't know i talk about
economically i don't like the workbook
but that's not right market
some private market
thus the private market broker
if you have to go or waco suction issue art
i'm not sure and alcatraz entry-level architect mad
artwork him under which which well had universal health care paperwork hopeless
would i
now nonetheless it was medically sa levy
and end
okay the whole week
if you don't ever saw how tired you know do you know what you know it's
single-payer healthcare would provide
you know what it is you know time talking about
while quarter order canadian system medicare or work
medicare for all itself insurance
that is just simply administered by the government
it's just bought in bulk
what's problematic with that
well because we create what louis it would be incorrect
you can either
in eaten at government fractured here working more
idiot indictable
hypothetically approximate fifteen eighteen twenty percent g_d_p_ or it
will just choose not to pay band woking rationing some very good care that we
are seeing rationing in canada it's called it's common sense
pride have insurance rations care at all the time
you go in for certain procedures the dime they they have insurance companies
are going to pay for that
team rationing of care all the time overpay large use account would rather
do it
like talking about it
you're talking about rationing of care because you only get so much for your
health savings account
everything's rationed
well i can't
barbara individual trees were traction and not the government and what the
government to do dot what i don't know why i want i want a bill i want a panel
of experts
of doctors who are going to tell me
whether or not the care that i'm getting from eye dr is legitimate that's what i
want
okay but you know
you don't trust her doctor like you ten point zero trust your doctor
the couple
before about um... our trust in the final i trust my daughter
rallies shopping i don't i don't want to try to help rescue dog i'll tell you why
i trust my dog
i trust my doctor
because high-end surrounded bike very wealthy people
who are and i have relatives who are doctors
and
i live in new york city
and why
i have
all of these cute
around the to allow me to trust my doctor
my insurance company they don't necessarily trust my doctor
because they don't pay for everything that my doctor says that i need
their rationing my care
but i certainly
uh...
about living in that back in western
i might be interested in having uh... some outside uh...
outside confirmation that my doctor is he's using the most effect uh...
of fact of
uh... of forms of madison and swim dot please let me go to look at our allergy
i had gone through childbirth with my wife
also understand that you know doctors are not infallible
and there's a little bit more at uh... riskier and whether or not my
twenty-year or my hofer whatever the hell it is a my speaker is gonna deliver
the base i wanted to
the water
the idea the point is that patients are not consumers and to reduce them to
consumers is not only i think
uh... bad for people's health
i think it's awesome really bad for society
but uh... let's continue this another date is a because i've got a job
i drive issue gone
colin anytime