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Ron Philipowski (0:46)
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Laura Ingraham (0:54)
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Midas (0:59)
See Mintmobile do state regime media known as Fox News was stunned and I mean they were in collapse mode. Throughout all of yesterday, Donald Trump gave the most disastrous interview. Think of his entire presidency. But before that, and it happened on Fox, that was on Laura Ingraham show. But before that you had Democratic Congress member Ro Khanna go on Laura Ingram and he schooled her on the fact that in Donald Trump's books from about a decade, two decades ago, Donald Trump said that he, he supported basically universal health care. And Ro Khanna's like, hey, maybe we should do that. I'm open to that. Let's have that discussion. And Laura Ingraham's like, who really knows what people write two decades ago. Here, watch this clip.
Ron Philipowski (1:47)
Well, precisely because we have these rising stars, we need new fresh blood. But Laura, look, Donald Trump in 2015 was right about health care. He in the Republican debate said that single payer worked in Canada, single pair worked in Scotland. In 2000 he wrote a book saying that we should look at national health insurance in the United States. I've supported Donald Trump when it comes to his prescription drug plan. I actually introduced his executive order, his legislation. And if he wants to talk about his own ideas about expanding Medicare, I'd be happy to have that conversation.
