I discuss the killing of Kathryn Steinle, the death of Len Bias, and the idea of passing legislation as a response to tragedy.

I discuss the changes the Senate bill would make to the way Medicaid is funded. I show that funding will be even lower after 2025.

I use fictitious neighbors to demonstrate the problem with individuals choosing what they want to pay for in their insurance plan.

This episode discusses life expectancy, maternal mortality, and infant mortality.. It then demonstrates how much many nations pay for health care.

I discuss the research I did in the aftermath of the Congressional shooting and how it convinced me America needs to ban guns.

I discuss Jeff Session's recusal from the Russia investigation and his involvement in James Comey's firing.