Speaker 1: Hour two Sean Hannity's show, Toll Free are numbers eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety four one, Sean, if you want to
Speaker 1: be a part of the program. So this Democratic Party
Speaker 1: civil war, political civil wars broken out, Calls now for
Speaker 1: Schumer's head getting louder and louder, as we've been discussing today.
Speaker 1: And if you listen to Democrats, you know you would
Speaker 1: think that this is all about the Affordable Care Act,
Speaker 1: better known as Obamacare, as our friend Mark Simone so
Speaker 1: so brilliantly categorized it yesterday. Well, if it's the Affordable
Speaker 1: Care Act, how come you need subsidies to be able
Speaker 1: to afford it? And remember the Democrats, they're the ones
Speaker 1: that put together this bill during COVID. They're the ones
Speaker 1: that designed these extra subsidies who expire to be temporary
Speaker 1: just to get through the pandemic. They're the ones that
Speaker 1: tried to die on this hill. But it was more
Speaker 1: than that. It was, you know, hundreds of billions of
Speaker 1: dollars for healthcare for illegals. It was funding MPR, it
Speaker 1: was funding PBS, that was funding DEI programs abroad one
Speaker 1: point five trillion dollars. Forty two days later, and they
Speaker 1: have nothing to show for. But what they're trying to
Speaker 1: now do is spin this into a narrative that is
Speaker 1: frankly false.
Speaker 2: In a moment, we'll be joined.
Speaker 1: By doctor Oz and he's just going to lay out
Speaker 1: the truth and the facts, something that just escapes this
Speaker 1: radical democratic socialist Party and why they'd want to double
Speaker 1: down on Obamacare. Millions lost their doctors, millions lost their plans.
Speaker 1: Fully forty percent of the country has one Obamacare exchange option,
Speaker 1: usually not very good if you look at the economics
Speaker 1: of it. And I explained this in some detail in
Speaker 1: the last hour. The reality is the people that got
Speaker 1: got rich, you know, are the insurance company and just
Speaker 1: Thenews dot Com at a big exposee on this, the
Speaker 1: subsidies greatly expanded by the Biden administration. But the the
Speaker 1: insurance companies, they're the ones that they've been four underd
Speaker 1: billion dollars on the shutdown of Democrats. Their stock has
Speaker 1: gone up one thousand percent plus since Obamacare has been
Speaker 1: in place.
Speaker 2: They're the ones that have benefited.
Speaker 1: Here's Hakim Jeffers talking about this issue because they want
Speaker 1: to make a pivot to this as though this is
Speaker 1: the defining issue of our time, and it is because
Speaker 1: we could do so much better, which we'll get into
Speaker 1: in a minute. Leader Jefferys just very quickly, yes or no?
Speaker 1: Do you rule out supporting a bill that would include
Speaker 1: a promise to vote on Obamacare subsidies?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: Or no.
Speaker 5: I don't think that.
Speaker 6: I don't think that the House Democratic Caucus is prepared
Speaker 6: to support a promise, a wing and a prayer from
Speaker 6: folks who have been devastating the healthcare of the American
Speaker 6: people for years.
Speaker 2: Now, what you just heard is an outright lie.
Speaker 1: Republicans have better solutions, better ideas, innovative, creative ideas. We've
Speaker 1: talked at length about them on the show. We'll get
Speaker 1: into it with doctor Oz. Here's Chucky Schumer, same topic.
Speaker 7: If you put forward a proposal that we can read
Speaker 7: that you reference in your speech which says a clean
Speaker 7: continued resolution with the extension of the ACA, Biden COVID.
Speaker 8: Credits Yes, as we spoke yesterday, so there is I
Speaker 8: will not be interrupted now.
Speaker 7: My question is there a proposal in writing that we
Speaker 7: can read.
Speaker 8: There is a proposal that is very simple. First, you
Speaker 8: haven't put your proposed AC your proposed fix to the ACA.
Speaker 8: The new one, which Leader through is spoken about on
Speaker 8: the floor, so we can't give you a counter in writing.
Speaker 8: But it's very simple because we have two sentences. We
Speaker 8: would add to any proposal which would extend the ACA
Speaker 8: benefits for one year. That's all plain and simple, and
Speaker 8: the Leader can put that in his proposal on opening
Speaker 8: up the government, so it doesn't need a vote. It
Speaker 8: can't be blocked by anybody. It's the right thing to do.
Speaker 7: It does still have no income caps, so people who
Speaker 7: make a million to two three million dollars, as you said,
Speaker 7: if you would.
Speaker 8: Have listened to my speech yesterday, once we passed the
Speaker 8: one year fix, so people right now aren't in difficulty,
Speaker 8: we would sit and negotiate that the Leader has said
Speaker 8: he won't negotiate before. We're willing to negotiate once the
Speaker 8: credits are extended, plain and simple, and we made that
Speaker 8: in our proposal yesterday.
Speaker 7: So for one year, people making millions of dollars would
Speaker 7: still receive these covid ear subsidies.
Speaker 8: The bottom line is the senator from Ohio ignores that
Speaker 8: ninety nine percent of people. You want to hurt people
Speaker 8: making ten thousand, fifty ninety thousand, and hold this up.
Speaker 8: We can fix what the gentleman said in a negotiation,
Speaker 8: but don't have people who are every day being hurt,
Speaker 8: hurt by paying thousands of dollars more that they can't afford.
Speaker 8: I know that the senator from Ohio cares about the billionaires.
Speaker 8: We care about average working people. I yield the floor.
Speaker 7: So just to be clear, just to be.
Speaker 1: All right, So, the nation's largest health care providers, they've
Speaker 1: seen nothing but great business and great profits because of
Speaker 1: all of the Democrats. When insurance companies found net earnings
Speaker 1: ballooning over two hundred and sixteen percent, and Americans that
Speaker 1: not only did the average family not save twenty five
Speaker 1: hundred dollars on average per year as promised, they're paying
Speaker 1: anywhere from two hundred and twenty five percent to three
Speaker 1: hundred percent more, and their coverage is lousy. One study
Speaker 1: found weighted average of health insurance stock prices has grown
Speaker 1: a whopping one thoy thirty two percent four hundred and
Speaker 1: forty eight percent from twenty thirteen, in a massive amount
Speaker 1: of money.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Joining us now is our friend doctor Oz, seventeenth administrator
Speaker 1: for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. He has
Speaker 1: been immersed in all of this for the longest time.
Speaker 1: He belie leaves in healthcare innovation, he believes in modernization,
Speaker 1: he believes in telemedicine, health savings accounts. He believes in
Speaker 1: healthcare cooperatives. Doctor Oiz, welcome back.
Speaker 3: Thank you for having me Sean. You know, just to
Speaker 3: comment on Senator Schumer's oratory. You know what he's talking
Speaker 3: about is not happening the marketplace. On average, the average
Speaker 3: person's premiums next year, if nothing is done, is going
Speaker 3: to be about fifty dollars on average for the original
Speaker 3: Obamacare population. That's thirteen dollars more on average than this year.
Speaker 3: So when he's insulting the senator for Ohio and saying
Speaker 3: he only cares about millionaires, the reason the millionaire is
Speaker 3: should comes up is because when thesessay for articles talk
Speaker 3: about all these huge premium increases, they're often talking about
Speaker 3: a sixty two year old with one hundred and twenty
Speaker 3: five to thirty thousand dollars pension, and because of that
Speaker 3: amount of money that's coming in passively, they don't get
Speaker 3: to have free healthcare insurance in the original Obamacare. But
Speaker 3: let's just take a step back for a second, because
Speaker 3: this is really criticals. You laid it out brilliantly as always,
Speaker 3: when Obamacare was passed, it was addressing people making one
Speaker 3: and four times to poverty level. Let's just say a
Speaker 3: property level sixteen thousand dollars, so people make it under
Speaker 3: sixty sixty five thousand dollars. That's what was designed for
Speaker 3: the COVID era additions the Democrats made added additional subsidies
Speaker 3: beyond the eighty percent subsidy that already existed. So you're
Speaker 3: already getting eight out of ten dollars paid for by
Speaker 3: the government. Now you're getting the ninth dollar paid for
Speaker 3: by the government, and they gave it to people who
Speaker 3: were making more than four times property. In fact, there
Speaker 3: was no cap. You can make as much money as
Speaker 3: you want, as long as you meet their criteria, you
Speaker 3: could get subsidies. So there's a lot of people who
Speaker 3: are making pretty good money.
Speaker 1: Well by no cap, does that mean a wealthy person
Speaker 1: could have gotten on if they didn't have insurance with
Speaker 1: their retirement plan, they could have gotten on, and even
Speaker 1: though they were worth millions, not.
Speaker 3: Could have That's what's happening now. It's not common, but
Speaker 3: it definitely happens and if you're making you know, one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year, and again as
Speaker 3: a pensioner, so your public pension pays for you, and
Speaker 3: you're getting healthcare from that public union. Guess what the
Speaker 3: public unions do. They say, you know what, get the
Speaker 3: insurance from the government. We don't have to pay for it.
Speaker 3: We'll save our money and put it into pensions. Well,
Speaker 3: you know, we'll give you money in other ways. You
Speaker 3: just go ahead and move on to the government because
Speaker 3: it's so lucrative and the government's paying for it. But
Speaker 3: what that does is cheat the system. Here's what the
Speaker 3: Republicans stand for. Because I don't think we should spend
Speaker 3: our time talking about how crazy bad a system was
Speaker 3: created by the Obamacare model that with the added COVID subsidies.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about what the Republican Party can do if
Speaker 3: we open government and we can bring back all the
Speaker 3: actual areas and the insurance experts that work in government.
Speaker 3: The people who know this business realized what was done
Speaker 3: by the Democrats is bad policy. It stimulates fraud. And
Speaker 3: I'll give you one bit of information if you remember
Speaker 3: nothing else from this interview. For all the listeners, out there.
Speaker 3: Remember this, If you had insurance, would you use it? Sean,
Speaker 3: that's a question for you. If you had insurance what
Speaker 3: you have now, if you went to a drug store
Speaker 3: for medication or to a doctor for a procedure, would
Speaker 3: you use Okay. So it turns out that of the
Speaker 3: twenty four million people who are on the Obamacare role
Speaker 3: right now, last year, twelve million people did not file
Speaker 3: a claim. Is that a little surprising? And here's the
Speaker 3: part that stuns me. Historically, historically there was always going
Speaker 3: to be some people who didn't file claims, let's just say,
Speaker 3: and the number happens to be around four million people
Speaker 3: a year nine twenty nineteen, twenty twenty, twenty twenty one,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two, it was, you know, four million. Roughly
Speaker 3: last year eleven million people filed no claims. What happened,
Speaker 3: Here's what happened. As part of the covid era subsidies.
Speaker 3: The Democrats said, from now on, no premium. Forget about
Speaker 3: a low premium or twenty five dollars premium, or have
Speaker 3: been a five dollar premium, zero nada. You don't have
Speaker 3: to pay anything. It's yours for free. When you do that,
Speaker 3: people who don't realize they have insurance are getting signed up.
Speaker 3: You literally have people who the first time they find
Speaker 3: out they had insurance is the next year when their
Speaker 3: tax bill comes due, because you know, these are subsidies
Speaker 3: off your taxing because you're getting you getting taxed on,
Speaker 3: you're on the money you're making because you're working. Theoretically,
Speaker 3: they get a build the taxi iOS sends them, but
Speaker 3: notes say hey, by the way, you had insurance last year.
Speaker 3: We're going to charge you for that. And they said,
Speaker 3: what are you talking about, I never had insurance. That
Speaker 3: turns out, just that little phenomenon hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 3: people in that group, but we think total four point
Speaker 3: four million people were improperly enrolled, which means you, the
Speaker 3: federal taxpayer, are paying full freight insurance top dollar to
Speaker 3: all these insurance companies, which, as you point out, are
Speaker 3: doing really well. Because if you give an insurance company
Speaker 3: money for insurance and nobody picks up the phone and
Speaker 3: calls to get the money because they're not they don't
Speaker 3: know they have the insurance. Guess what happens to the money.
Speaker 3: It goes to the bottom line of the insurance company,
Speaker 3: and they're therefore worth more. And this is the hypocrisy
Speaker 3: of the Democratic Party. They pretend day care. They their
Speaker 3: instinctive have Lovan response to a problem is to throw
Speaker 3: money at it. And so during COVID, the Democrats threw
Speaker 3: money at a system that did not need more money,
Speaker 3: or if it did need it, they needed it for
Speaker 3: a year. Here we are three years later. They decided,
Speaker 3: the Democrats decided this is not a good idea long term.
Speaker 3: We're going to have it go away. They thought they
Speaker 3: were going to win the election last year. They figured
Speaker 3: they deal with it. No one can plain because, oh
Speaker 3: my gosh, it's so lucrative. Now they're using it as
Speaker 3: a weapon. They don't care at all about this ICA
Speaker 3: issue aside from its political value. That's why when they
Speaker 3: started barking up the tree of repealing the one Big
Speaker 3: Beautiful Bill. And last week we identified that our claims
Speaker 3: that illegal immigrants are pulling down federal tax dollars over
Speaker 3: a billion dollars. We identified that we released last week.
Speaker 3: As soon as we said that, they stopped talking about
Speaker 3: that because he caught them, you know, they were lying
Speaker 3: and saying, well, there's no illegal immigrants getting health care.
Speaker 3: There's absolutely legal immigrants. A lot of them still pulling
Speaker 3: down healthcare and they're not putting on any old healthcare.
Speaker 1: Do we have the number of people and how much
Speaker 1: did you say? They're getting one.
Speaker 3: Point three billion dollars. There are six states were analyzing,
Speaker 3: you know, California, Illinois, New York, Oregon, and Washington. They're
Speaker 3: six states and we're just starting only over a couple
Speaker 3: of months. But again, why does this have to be done?
Speaker 3: We know what's happening. If you give people a governor
Speaker 3: of money from the federal government and say, hey, you
Speaker 3: know what, I don't know. I'm not going to check.
Speaker 3: So if you happen to give it the illegal immigrants,
Speaker 3: you know, we're not going to you know, make a
Speaker 3: big deal about it. And you literally sort of telegraph that.
Speaker 3: What happens it all of a sudden it finds its
Speaker 3: way into the illegal immigrant healthcare and Sean, the problem is,
Speaker 3: you know you live in Florida. Why are federal attached
Speaker 3: payers in Florida who are not obliged in Florida to
Speaker 3: pay for legal immigrants? Why is that money being shunted
Speaker 3: to California so you can pick up illegal immigrant health
Speaker 3: care costs. It's not right, It's it's not the law,
Speaker 3: one big beautiful bill.
Speaker 5: Stop that.
Speaker 3: When the Democrats are realizing they're getting caught, they're just
Speaker 3: jumping to the next told stool so they can just
Speaker 3: keep me progging ahead of us. That's why as soon
Speaker 3: as this shutdown is, I'm praying averted, and you know
Speaker 3: we not averted ended tomorrow. Now we're going to get
Speaker 3: ayone back to work again. We have tons of ideas.
Speaker 3: Let's put them together. The President's been reviewing them. Let's
Speaker 3: get the ones that make the most sense from a
Speaker 3: business perspective and a society perspective. I want to help people.
Speaker 3: I don't want to pretend that I'm helping people or
Speaker 3: you're a pontificate about helping people. We want to create
Speaker 3: programs that are viable. Otherwise Obamacare will implode under its
Speaker 3: weight from poor policies.
Speaker 1: Quick break more with our friend doctor oz. He is
Speaker 1: the administrator for the Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services. What
Speaker 1: is the right healthcare plan? What should you be looking
Speaker 1: at for you? You and your family will get to
Speaker 1: that on the other side, and your calls coming up
Speaker 1: eight hundred and nine to four one, Shawn. As we continue,
Speaker 1: we held over our friend, doctor oz He is now
Speaker 1: the administrator for the Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services, and
Speaker 1: you know, all of the lining that's gone on about healthcare,
Speaker 1: he's basically set the record straight. So I think it's
Speaker 1: a fair question that most people have on their mind
Speaker 1: because a lot of people, you know, they're busy with
Speaker 1: their day to day lives. They're not getting into the
Speaker 1: weeds of reading about different healthcare options and plans. For example,
Speaker 1: like young people, I would recommend, you know, they get,
Speaker 1: you know, a plan that has included in it a
Speaker 1: check up every year if God forbid they need stitches
Speaker 1: or you know, they break a leg or have an accident.
Speaker 1: You know, you can get catastrophic insurance with as high
Speaker 1: deductible as you can afford. And guess what, You're going
Speaker 1: to pay a lot less for insurance and you're going
Speaker 1: to be fully covered, especially for somebody that you know
Speaker 1: is generally in good health. But telemedicine is also the future.
Speaker 1: It's happening now. Health care savings accounts. I always love
Speaker 1: that idea, and you accumulate money throughout your young years
Speaker 1: and you take it into your older years when most
Speaker 1: people need the money for health care or you know,
Speaker 1: if you die quickly, that money goes to your family.
Speaker 1: The other thing is healthcare cooperatives. Our friend, doctor Josh
Speaker 1: Umber fifty bucks a month for adults unlimited care doctors
Speaker 1: available twenty four to seven. He negotiated at Atlas MD
Speaker 1: for health care prescriptions with directly with pharmaceutical companies ninety
Speaker 1: percent discount. Leave the doctor's office with the medicine you need.
Speaker 1: Where do you see healthcare going? And what should people
Speaker 1: be looking for for their family's healthcare?
Speaker 3: You need a coach the number one most important thing,
Speaker 3: and we're trying to do this at CMS, which is
Speaker 3: the centers for Medicare and Medicaid that I administered. Last week,
Speaker 3: we put a rule out because is you know, when
Speaker 3: you change policies, how you do it, And we said
Speaker 3: we're going to take two and a half percent from
Speaker 3: all the specialists like me, you know, my heart surgeon,
Speaker 3: and give that two and a half percent salary to
Speaker 3: all the primary care doctors, the general practitioners, the guys
Speaker 3: who on the street corner who you can actually go
Speaker 3: get advice from about day to day issues, including the
Speaker 3: ones you mentioned, the ones Josh for example, takes care
Speaker 3: of and so by getting a coach in your life
Speaker 3: who's got enough expertise to help you in a bind
Speaker 3: when you have a problem, it's not some abstract concept.
Speaker 3: He can holistically begin to manage you. Hey, you know, Sean,
Speaker 3: I know you like to work out every day, and
Speaker 3: I think your back pay might be from the working out.
Speaker 3: Maybe you can change that a little bit litt a
Speaker 3: little less jujitsu, a little more on peloton. I mean,
Speaker 3: whatever the advice is, it's customized to you. But you
Speaker 3: said something really important that you can actually negotiate drug prices.
Speaker 3: That's what we've been doing. I bet you when we
Speaker 3: look forward to the biggest health issue in the next election,
Speaker 3: it's going to be the fact that that Trump RX
Speaker 3: is a transparent, easy way for every American, every American
Speaker 3: to see the actual best price for the drugs you're taking.
Speaker 3: The sticker shock that afflicts one in three people prescribe
Speaker 3: the medication from a doctor like me, and they go
Speaker 3: to the pharmacy and I don't know what it costs.
Speaker 3: When I literally write the prescription, the patient doesn't find
Speaker 3: out that they're trying to pay and pick it up,
Speaker 3: and all of a sudden they think, oh my gosh,
Speaker 3: a thousand bucks. I can't afford that. And they run
Speaker 3: away and they can't tell anybody because they're embarrassed right
Speaker 3: now in Shawn in America. And the President goes crazy
Speaker 3: with this, and he is a fantastic leader, I mean
Speaker 3: just spectacular with this kind of stuff. He sees a
Speaker 3: problem as a businessman, he says, you got to negotiate
Speaker 3: to fix it. So he says, every American on average,
Speaker 3: is paying three times more for the exact same drug
Speaker 3: and the same bottle made the same fact actually as
Speaker 3: they pay in Europe. Wrong should not happen. Global freeloading
Speaker 3: has to stop. So he charged us. And as you know,
Speaker 3: because he does this to you, he calls you, calls you,
Speaker 3: called you because you've got ideas and concepts. He wants
Speaker 3: to check in so with me, Secretary Kennedy.
Speaker 1: He calls all right, all hours of the day and night.
Speaker 1: You never know when that call is coming.
Speaker 3: In when the odd hour call comes, it's from him. Anyway,
Speaker 3: So the President, you know, I've got on this. And
Speaker 3: as you know, last week we did the fourth of
Speaker 3: these big announcements that with the leading US company, leading
Speaker 3: European company, the all the fertility drugs. And now last week,
Speaker 3: all the weight loss drugs will be sold at a
Speaker 3: price that is dramatically lower. It's probably one fifth price
Speaker 3: the actual list price of these drugs, and that's the
Speaker 3: price they sold for in Europe. So now, and I'll
Speaker 3: tell you that that announcement is really important for two reasons.
Speaker 3: It takes care of a moral hazard. Now poor people
Speaker 3: who are gaining weight and having problems have the opportunity
Speaker 3: if they wish to get this drug. The number one place,
Speaker 3: number one zip code for these drugs being used as
Speaker 3: the upper East side of Manhattan. Not where the obesity
Speaker 3: epidemic is crushing us. It's crushing us an Appalachia, Mississippian
Speaker 3: rural parts of the country. So now we have a
Speaker 3: pathway to giving medications to all those folks. And this
Speaker 3: is a really good part. It saves us so much
Speaker 3: by reducing diabetes and high pertension and all the downstream
Speaker 3: problems gidney failure, heart attacks, throw a kidney, the liver problems.
Speaker 3: They all get better, or at least they don't get worse.
Speaker 3: And that actually will save us so much money that
Speaker 3: we're actually the federal taxpayer is going to save money
Speaker 3: with this deal within the next two years and over time,
Speaker 3: it's going to be a massive benefit. So when you
Speaker 3: look at the overall architecture of the healthcare landscape, the
Speaker 3: most important thing we need to do as your guardians
Speaker 3: of the taxpayer dollar and you need to do as
Speaker 3: an individual is negotiate, ask, and we're insisting on transparency
Speaker 3: now and within the next six to eight months, you'll
Speaker 3: have tools that will give you complete transparency and the
Speaker 3: cost of drugs, the cost of hospital, the hospital, your
Speaker 3: doctors bill everything, so you don't get surprised, and then
Speaker 3: you should be a smart user of the system. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to pay you XYZ for an set
Speaker 3: scan when it's half the price across town. I'm not
Speaker 3: going to pay three times more than the Europeace run
Speaker 3: weight loss drug Trump all x has it for the
Speaker 3: actual price that they negotiated for me. And this is
Speaker 3: something that we've really struggled with in this country. We've
Speaker 3: not had business people running these agencies. And now because
Speaker 3: of the President attracting in top kit talent, you have
Speaker 3: folks who made a lot of money negotiating because that's
Speaker 3: what you do when you're making money. Now using that
Speaker 3: same insight those same talents to protect the American taxpayer dollars.
Speaker 1: Okay, now let me ask you if you've brought up
Speaker 1: weight loss drugs. I guess that's o Zepic and Manchuro
Speaker 1: and I don't know the names of all of them.
Speaker 1: Zep Bound is that one of them? And I know
Speaker 1: a number of people that have gotten on these medications.
Speaker 1: I can name three of them that lost over one
Speaker 1: hundred pounds. You know, I'm not a doctor, but everything
Speaker 1: I read about him is it's heart healthy.
Speaker 2: To me, it's common sense.
Speaker 1: One of the best things you can do for your
Speaker 1: health is have a healthy weight. Are they how do
Speaker 1: you feel about them as a medical doctor.
Speaker 5: Well, I want.
Speaker 3: To emphasize that obesity is not a deficiency of JLP
Speaker 3: one drugs in your bloodstream, So medications are not essential.
Speaker 3: Like you're very fit person, you work out all the time,
Speaker 3: you watch what you eat, and so those are the
Speaker 3: main ways that you.
Speaker 2: Bi the way.
Speaker 1: I hate that part of my life watching what I eat.
Speaker 1: I hate the fact that I can't eat everything that
Speaker 1: I want. I hate it. I want to eat everything.
Speaker 3: Well, in your case, is you know what's the last
Speaker 3: thing you eat before you fall sep at two in
Speaker 3: the morning. That's the one that gets you. But for
Speaker 3: a lot of people, they know where their weaknesses are
Speaker 3: and they have to work every day to guard against it,
Speaker 3: and that's how they stay fit. But there are some
Speaker 3: people shown, for whatever reason, are hardwired to keep going,
Speaker 3: keep eating when they shouldn't, and they put on a
Speaker 3: lot of weight and their body gets inflamed, as you know,
Speaker 3: and they paid the price for those people. These drugs
Speaker 3: are spectacularly effective, as you point out, twenty weight loss
Speaker 3: on average on average, so people lose more than that.
Speaker 3: You have to keep working out. But I think of
Speaker 3: them as a crutch. They are a way to get
Speaker 3: you back to your fighting weight. It gets you gets
Speaker 3: you to a place where you have a better chance,
Speaker 3: because you know, when you're two hundred and seventy five pounds,
Speaker 3: losing the seventy five pounds is really hard, but once
Speaker 3: you're down to two hundred, the staying there is a
Speaker 3: lot easier. All of a sudden, you can walk, you
Speaker 3: sleep better, you know, a lot of things start to
Speaker 3: shape up in your life. You're not depressed about the
Speaker 3: weight you put on. So I see these a huge
Speaker 3: win and at the price we were able to negotiate, which
Speaker 3: was not easy. And you've got people at Chris Klomp
Speaker 3: and John Brooks and THENDEZ, you know, Steph Carlton are
Speaker 3: re top talent people fighting this battle. We were able
Speaker 3: to get prices that the President insisted on and.
Speaker 1: Those are the most he called the most favored nation
Speaker 1: pricing because all these countries that have socialized medicine were
Speaker 1: insisting on getting him for next to nothing or else
Speaker 1: they they wouldn't get them.
Speaker 3: And at the same time he did what he did
Speaker 3: with NATO. He said, we're not going to bankrupt these
Speaker 3: form of companies. We need them to be innovation, so
Speaker 3: we don't want to destroy American innovation. So we have
Speaker 3: to pay fair price, which means the Europeans have to
Speaker 3: pay more, and we got to pay less than in NATO.
Speaker 3: You know, you have an external threat Russia. We're going
Speaker 3: to go. We'll help. We'll pay extra, but not a
Speaker 3: lot extra. You got got to put in five percent
Speaker 3: of your GDP. You've got to contribute fair amounts of
Speaker 3: money so that we'll match you. And that's what we're
Speaker 3: doing with the drug companies. We're helping them overseas make
Speaker 3: sure they're fairly paid so they can stay innovative. American
Speaker 3: workers get well paid. The scientists can keep you know,
Speaker 3: finding new solutions to cancer cures and autoimmune catastrophes and
Speaker 3: all kinds of challenges that our nation and our people face.
Speaker 3: But other countries also benefit from US funding a lot
Speaker 3: of the research. They have to pay their fair share.
Speaker 1: Doctor Olisad. Now, we took a lot of extra time,
Speaker 1: but I think it's very helpful. It's everybody cares about it,
Speaker 1: everybody's impacted by it, and we appreciate your time, your
Speaker 1: hard work. I wish people would listen a little bit
Speaker 1: more to facts and truth than the lies and hyperbole
Speaker 1: of the left, because they just you know, they scare
Speaker 1: people just for the sake of of advancing a political agenda. Uh,
Speaker 1: doctor Oz, appreciate it. Thanks for the good work you're doing.
Speaker 1: Eight hundred nine one. Shawn is on number if you
Speaker 1: want to be a part of the program, My Free
Speaker 1: State of Florida. Pat next on the Sean Hannity Show.
Speaker 5: Hi, Yes, Sean. The reason I'm calling is that I
Speaker 5: remember years ago that you were you were discussing the
Speaker 5: ATA program, the Obamacare, and you articulated it so well
Speaker 5: it was. It was ridiculous. It was absolutely no brainer.
Speaker 5: Seventy percent of the country didn't want it, but we
Speaker 5: got it anyway. Okay, I just I really wanted you
Speaker 5: to really re reignite the conversation you obviously did. You
Speaker 5: were like sixteen steps ahead of me, like always. But
Speaker 5: I'm happy that you're you're doing so. And and the
Speaker 5: points that you made over the years about the program itself.
Speaker 5: People gotta really you got to you got to reignite
Speaker 5: those those those facts about the programs itself. And again
Speaker 5: it should be a no brainer considering we have a
Speaker 5: win at this point, we have like eight Democrats that
Speaker 5: are crossing the line now not looking for reelection, and
Speaker 5: I think we can we can manage something. Just get
Speaker 5: the government out of it, total repeal of the ACA.
Speaker 5: Every time the government touches something. You look at the
Speaker 5: post Office, they haven't made a penny profit in over
Speaker 5: fifty years. And you look at Amtrak, government subsidized in it.
Speaker 1: There's nothing that government does efficiently. This is what I
Speaker 1: don't understand why the left, you know, clings to the
Speaker 1: notion of the idea. You know that that of of
Speaker 1: you know, government schools are horrible. Government health care. They
Speaker 1: not only broke every promise, they they've made healthcare dramatically worse,
Speaker 1: fewer options, paying more money than anyone ever dreamed. And
Speaker 1: then they want to blame Republicans and throw more money
Speaker 1: at what is a failed system. And you know, we
Speaker 1: have something now called artificial intelligence. You know, for example,
Speaker 1: radiologists are not going to exist in the future in
Speaker 1: the sense that you know, there will be some but fewer,
Speaker 1: but you're going to take scans and you're going to
Speaker 1: give a hand them over to artificial intelligence. And I've
Speaker 1: talked to radiologists that say, you know, they can pick
Speaker 1: up things that no human eye can pick up in
Speaker 1: terms of early detection of disease. I means that's the
Speaker 1: longevity question, right, you know, health, wellness, fitness, nutrition, all
Speaker 1: those things. I don't want to sound preachy or proselytizing,
Speaker 1: but man, I mean the world's changing, Yes.
Speaker 5: Indeed it is, and the government cannot well. The way
Speaker 5: the government keeps up with the change rate is probably
Speaker 5: twenty years behind time. If you go to free markets,
Speaker 5: free markets are fluid. Free markets will will will resonate
Speaker 5: with people because it would be able to produce success
Speaker 5: so much faster, and that in itself will convince the
Speaker 5: people at Bay that are against that, meaning the government.
Speaker 5: Some of the government. They want to have control, Okay,
Speaker 5: and I understand that, and that's that's basically why there
Speaker 5: there's professional politicians. They want control, They enrich.
Speaker 1: Themselves, they want the power that comes along with you
Speaker 1: being dependent. Anyway, Pat, good call, my friend, God bless you.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break, one more quick call on the
Speaker 1: other side than We've got to honor our vets. This
Speaker 1: is Veterans Day today. The President was at Arlington earlier.
Speaker 1: Eight nine one, Shawn is a number if you want
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Speaker 4: Unmasking the left and holding the right accountable for their promises.
Speaker 4: America needs Hannity now more than ever. This is a
Speaker 4: Sean Hannity show.
Speaker 1: I'll get back to our busy phones. Eight hundred and
Speaker 1: nine one. Steven Manhattan will get you in quick. We
Speaker 1: have about a minute of twenty. It's all yours, gho, sir.
Speaker 9: As it going, Sean. And I'll tell you something. If
Speaker 9: Papuchana would have became president, Midandi would be in Uganda
Speaker 9: selling cheeseburgers today. Look, the left wing Democrats wanted to
Speaker 9: basically make people get disturbed or the shutdown and really
Speaker 9: went after everybody with this. They wanted to rev up
Speaker 9: support for the election. But people should know the illegals
Speaker 9: get healthcare through our emergencies rooms. They get it for
Speaker 9: free and they also use nine to one.
Speaker 5: One as a cost service.
Speaker 9: So this is basically a scam that's done by the
Speaker 9: Marxist Democrats now who are taking power. I mean listen,
Speaker 9: Omar and all of them, and to lead and Alice
Speaker 9: Cortez over in New York.
Speaker 5: These people are.
Speaker 9: Taking power in the Democratic Party. Does not spell good
Speaker 9: for America. We have a healthcare system that was never fixed.
Speaker 9: They kept throwing money at Medicare and Medicaid. They inflated
Speaker 9: the system, and they kept adding more people through immigration,
Speaker 9: and that's what caused it.
Speaker 5: Americans.
Speaker 9: Coverage went down and the quality of medical services went
Speaker 9: down for a lot of Americans. We got to get
Speaker 9: rid of the nineteen sixty five Immigration Act. Sean and
Speaker 9: great talking to.
Speaker 2: You, all right, my friend, God bless you. Listen.
Speaker 1: We just need to vet people. I don't care where
Speaker 1: you come from. We need to do a background check.
Speaker 1: No radical associations, A health check and you can't be
Speaker 1: a financial burden on the American people. Go through that,
Speaker 1: pay your way in and then welcome to our country.
Speaker 1: Don't care where you come from. Don't there's not an
Speaker 1: issue for me. Eight hundred and nine point one Sean.
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