plan good afternoon as you know are you watching thirty frames a nd now is the last thing you saw on the screen today the subject is health care and it's a very very important subject for the voters god knows the opinions are all over the place and to help us break this down in and make it understandable to to break it down and get some understanding of all of the words that are going by the position of the different people taking not just across parties but within the democratic accident you know you want to talk about medicare for all i want to talk about expensive approved medicare for all but before we get into it i just want to talk about two concepts that we should talk about you know do you want our taxes to go to pay for health care or what are taxes to go for health insurance they're not the same health care is what happens when you see your doctor your nurse your physical therapist you can pay for it with health insurance or you can pay for with what i advocate expanded it approved medicare for all expanded improve medicare for all is getting rid of all health insurance is it medicare we all have medicare from the time we're ball and the time we make the transition i just like to bring your attention to slide number one you know talking about the fact that the united states that money makes money no matter how much they tell you that they cannot they're not supposed to invest your money today as money goes in it's diverted in that and a number of ways said they are actually medicare is only one point five percent you know the rest of the body goes towards paying that doctor that verse physical therapist the pharmacist ok ok ok ok the the bulk of money that you pay for your insurance premium that's where investments come in and it sure as companies look at your premium as being something that they want states are well over one hundred thousand dollars in treatment costs sometimes quite of a one million dollars in treatment cause whereas in places like india those same pills that cost you one hundred thousand dollars dollars four might cost you t shipped to england which had a national health insurance transportation costs a cost of the drug it cost the english government twenty six dollars per month for united states why you're black president was not so loved by insurance companies is that he put a cap on how much of the health care premium actually went to paying for  out in your taxes goes towards administrative costs night right when president obama said ok you can only get to know more than twenty percent of your premium can go towards administrative costs he was cutting people's is is generated for the politicians for the political structure itself especially in the congress and the senate millions and millions of dollars of lobbyist money goes to pot go to  politicians from the insurance companies from the health care industry it is a gigantic cash cow to the tune of billions so you are going to get resistance because about maybe fifteen trillion dollars which is what we're going to spend anyhow right right right you know and again you know we have to clear up things thing we see medicare people think of a better cure as it exists right now eighty percent of your  medicare bill of your hospital to medicare is paid for by the government run twenty percent as a couple of your pocket right ok when we talk about expanded approved medicare for all we're talking about the total  in the senate and in congress if you increase it by one percent my social security i have to shell out one for the two percent of my social security and that by increasing the by one percent said you pay two dollars out of one hundred dollars they pay three dollars of one hundred dollars ok which everybody is covered you know so if you like me i have high blood pressure you know and my high blood pressure but even those cause even those cause it based on the reality that we have and the reality that we have about costs is completely off kilter i mean if  i don't even need health insurance if my life my life extending medications are equal or not greater than they are in say any you know at it pull that out of my excess of what a normal person can make during their life tap accrue do in their lifetime so much money that if you get sick you could work all your life and get a little three dollars per hour in wages health care costs and benefits you know if they were fighting if you a double other unions decided we're going to fight for unions were there going to tax the unions cadillac plan i was auto workers ran great insurance right i had created sure and when i was working for the university right on a fixed income ranks right that is a they sark right and i try to tell everybody before to retire i asked him about drug costs right once you retire rand you know you've got a good plan working and having exceptional health care benefits while they're working and something happens to them while they're working with their you might find out that you you can you can be laid off from your job from your employer might lay you off because treating whatever illness a take a detracts from your ability to work every single day  ok and that was supposed to be a step towards universal health care ever since nine hundred and sixty five dollars insurance industries have been fighting so do we have this is what we have no about is your taxes going to the federal government and the government paying into the medicare trust fund the medicare trust fund here's your providers you know this is simple this is what we're talking about single doctors who i know and trust and they know their work you know the public option of law with all of these other insurance options that are being offered you know i know doctor a used to take suffer a greater mortality rate or mortality at a much younger age in spite of the circumstances then then white people the same don't die as young or suffer the same percentage of consequence is that that black and brown women have they don't have as many strokes  you know when there's a gun violence in our schools what happens to our kids they go to school the next day when those put kids were killed in a bastard thinks you know there's a whole a ray of psychiatr y and people who are going to help those little kids deal with the stress of having their friends be killed you know in the bronx or the south bronx today kid just seeing so involved and we have a couple of things we have to do today we have we have someone else that we have to bring on but we really need to get you back because we really have to get involved in this and educate especially black people to what is going on with their health care and what is in our best interest because we do not know we have a whole lot of slogans and phrases that shoot our heads they still got the camera on me so they're confused but if you can see this have them young  confinement because they organized prisoners and i mean not because not because they they were they were like framed of of murder like they was   they had this thing called a squirrel cage that they would put you in if if they said you were crazy and using they said you were crazy because you were a protest in young people become literate and knowledgeable d and read and learn and i can even get i can't even get like people who are not in pennsylvania with have a tie to see but if you but if you look at that all across the country then you really have an issue so the fight for me to get that medica talked about this this in some of this in the beginning of this show the issue of health care especially as it relates to us and a lot of people don't understand how far reaching this is because  right right right and then and as you said that is a big big big problem it is an epidemic because liberation of black people who have been in prison so long right that they were vibrant young people when they went in and now they are there all and their h