paul: all right, alyssia, let s turn to medicare for all, single payer, a lot of democrats are supporting this but they say it s unfair to attack them for it because it s not a party position, what do you think of that? well, i think that leaders of the party are supporting it, california, candidate, also andrew gillum in florida, jared running for governor in colorado and his state rejected single payer a couple of years ago when it was on the ballot. paul: 15 or 16 senators? kamala harris, future candidates, they are all running for it. paul: is the criticism that it would cost 32-dollar is that accurate? i think that s right, i think that s allow ball. paul: you do? people end up utilizing more health care when it s free.
my opinion single payer is the way to go. socialize medicine and it would almost double the national debt. in my opinion single payer is the way to go. paul: back with dan henninger, kate and alyssia finley. accusing republicans of not wanting to ensure patients who have had cancer or other ailments, is that fair? given we had long debate last year about repealing obamacare and ultimately didn t. what republicans were proposing some version of what are called high-risk pools which is basically directly subsidizing instead of what obamacare does forcing everybody to pay higher premiums to care for the sick. the idea that mandates and regulations are the only way to care for people with preexisting conditions is just not true and