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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2024 · 2H 29M

Cryptic Messages on Bullets Reflect Widespread Frustration With American Healthcare 12/6/24

from The Mark Thompson Show · host The Mark Thompson Show

Americans are increasingly frustrated with the cost of health Insurance - from out of pocket costs to prescribed treatments not being covered. The reaction to the killing of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson highlights the anger boiling toward companies making billions off the backs of people who feel they are being treated unfairly and with an utter lack of empathy. We’ll talk about it with journalist Michael Shure. We’ll also ask him about rumblings that President Biden could issue preemptive pardons to protect targets of Trump’s retribution campaign. It’s not Friday without Friday Fabulous Florida. We’ll check in on the nation’s wildest state to see what they’ve been up to. The Culture Blaster will join us to look at the best movie and streaming options for the weekend ahead. Movie critic Michael Snyder always leaves us with great ideas.

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