Speaker 1: The former mayor of Chicago. Ram Emanuel has a brother,
Speaker 1: Ezekiel nicknamed Zeke. He's a medical doctor. He was one
Speaker 1: of the chief arkansacts of Obamacare. Zeke chairs the Department
Speaker 1: of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at the University of Pennsylvania. Now.
Speaker 1: Five years ago, the Atlantic Magazine published an article that
Speaker 1: he wrote. It was entitled Why I Hope to die
Speaker 1: at seventy He said Americans lived too long in a
Speaker 1: diminished state. He doubted what are older americans consumption of
Speaker 1: resources is worth their meager contribution to society. Well, now
Speaker 1: that he's sixty two, Dr Emmanuel was asked what he
Speaker 1: thinks now, and he says he's not changed his mind.
Speaker 1: He says only a very small number of people over
Speaker 1: seventy five are active, engaged, and creative. He criticizes Americans
Speaker 1: for claiming that children are our most valuable resource when
Speaker 1: we don't act that way. He thinks it's terrible that
Speaker 1: the government spends way more on the health needs of
Speaker 1: senior citizens none kids. Well, the kids don't get sick.
Speaker 1: Zeke intends to practice what he preaches. When he turned
Speaker 1: seventy five, he's planning to call Bernie Sanders and say hey,
Speaker 1: can you abort me? He wishes more of you would
Speaker 1: do the same after seventy five, skip medical care, go
Speaker 1: away somewhere and die after calling a Democrat president or
Speaker 1: candidate quickly so more tax money can be used for
Speaker 1: the children. Now you know what passes for medical ethics
Speaker 1: on the left these days. You have been warned