Dr. John Ertle
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first heard Aug 2026
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Hang on, hang on, before hang on,
What I mean by that is the it's it's you know, it's what Donald Trump always talks about, President Trump talks about it's the unaffordable care act, because it really is the unaffordable care act that when it was designed to fail, what you've seen is is that people think your insurance company is is out for the people that they insure.
And and I think people feel this is that it's really not about transparency, it's not about taking care of the people that they insure.
What you see is that it's about their shareholders, and so uh
President Trump has done a great job in the ability to communicate this as well.
But since the start of the Affordable Care Act, the big insurance companies have increased their share prices 400% greater than the SP 500.
And so this is where when you start to be able to see this, that the insurance companies have continually have lack of transparency of where those profits are going.
We have this with the big pharmacy, and uh President Trump is tackling the actual pharmacy issues.
We've been doing this with America's HealthShare and tackling those pharmacy issues ever since our inception.
And so I commend and support uh President Trump and what he's doing with the actual the pharmacy and bringing pricing down, but we've been fighting that on the pharmacy end, and we've also been doing a similar model when it comes to doing this on the high.
Hospital end to be able to drive down and negotiate pricing on the hospital end because there's a lot of price gouging within the big hospital system as well.
Now, when you pair this together, you see the shareholder prices continue to go up for the insurance companies.
And yet it's putting this premium burden back on the actual back of the actual of Americans.
And so this is where you start to see what's built.
Is that ratio of profitability to an insurance company to what they pay out in claims?
And with Obamacare, this is one of the one one of the reasons why I say it's designed to fail is because.
That they were um
Yeah, within that piece of legislation.
They mandated that twenty percent of insurance companies could go that premium could go to profit.
What this means is that if you're then limited on your profitability of an insurance company, well, you have to increase that premium.
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