Name: Sanders says coronavirus crisis highlights dysfunction of health care system | ABC News
Uploaded: 2020-03-20T19:50:15.000Z
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yesterday, former vice president Biden issued a Corona virus response plan, and within it he said that the United States should spend whatever it takes to address the outbreak.

Is it frustrating to you at the former vice president criticized the cost of Medicare for all.

And now he's saying in the midst of this outbreak that the country needs to spend whatever it takes.

Um, what I would say is that Oh, right now, the absurdity of dysfunctionality off the current health care system is becoming apparent to everybody.

And maybe this isn't a shoe that your bike that I will be discussing on Sunday night.

But the idea that people announcing well, we should spend as much as it takes when in fact, in normal times, we're spending twice as much per capita on health care is any other people.

While the health care industry made $100 billion last year in profits and the pharmaceutical industry makes huge profits as well.

So as I said earlier, I think maybe maybe Mr like maybe thought the people this is the time to think about our current health care system.

And how does it happen that after we spend so much, so many of us are uninsured or underinsured?

Justin made huge profits for the insurance industry and the drug companies.

What should it be to provide quality cattle?

And it's not even just the uninsured uninsured under Richard, it's parts of this country, As you all know in rural America, with hospitals have shut down.

What do you do when there are no doctors?