Dr. Mehmet Oz

And there isn't support for doing that at this point.

As I've said, and we will, we will get on it and we will have a vote on the SAVE Act.

But it sounds like that vote might be subject to a 60-vote threshold.

Is that what you're saying?

Look, I get it.

The Senate rules are complicated.

They're intimidating to some people, but it's all the more reason why you should be deeply suspicious of

of senators telling you, sorry, we can't get the Save America Act passed because the Senate rules won't allow it.

And then you ask the follow-up question, what about the talking filibuster?

If they then say, sorry, it won't work, make them show their work.

Make them establish why it is that it can't be done.

It's awfully easy for somebody who can hide behind the complexity of the Senate rules

to tell you that they don't want to do something by claiming that they can't do something.

So make them show their work.

The truth is this could work and it needs to work.

We got to get this done.

We are going to start very aggressively in the administration cracking down on the people and the organizations that are defrauding Americans.

As head of Medicare and Medicaid, Dr. Mehmet Oz has been pitching the idea as a way to address chronic staffing shortages in rural communities.

Matt Falsman is the co-founder of HoneyHealth, a company that builds AI tools for companies.

He says AI could help by taking the pressure off doctors and nurses.