a wisconsin eye doctor, love this, now offering the refs free lasik surgery to improve their vision, surgery that costs roughly around $3,000. i don t get it here too. if you look at the background, some of these replacement refs, they re not qualified to officiate an nfl game. not at the pace of, you know, pro sports compared to collegiate, high school, some of the guys are, you know, that s what their background is in. but nothing kind of i spoke to the moment, one photo, one saying touchdown. ref to the left saying no it s not. that to me says it all about how the officiating has gone in the nfl this season. they have got to step in get it done. but you know what? you can t blame the replacement refs. they re put in a lose/lose situation. they re put in a bad situation. they re not prepared for the speed of the game. now the nflpa players union
a wisconsin eye doctor i love this is now offering the refs free lasik surgery to improve their vision, surgery that costs roughly around $3,000. i don t get it here too. if you look at the background, some of these replacement refs, they re not qualified to officiate an nfl game. not at the pace of, you know, pro sports compared to collegiate or high school where, you know, some of the guys are, you know, that s what their background is in. but nothing kind of i spoke to the moment, one photo, one saying touchdown. ref to the left saying no it s not. that to me says it all about how the officiating has gone in the nfl this season. they ve got to step in and get this done. but you know what? you can t blame the replacement refs. they re put in a lose/lose situation. they re put in a bad situation. they re not prepared, like you say, for the speed of the game. now the nflpa players union filed a grievance against owners
faith that people make sound choices about their lives and the economy shapes itself around this. if you want to look at something like lasik surgery it s more effective and cheaper because it s not tied to insurance. you can get your eyes fixed at fraction of the cost it used to be. we re fearful of the only engine that ever worked in our lives. that is capitalism. we want handle that. bob: i hate to step on the capitalist train but i got lasik and it was paid for by insurance. andrea: you didn t. bob: i did! andrea: i d love to know the plan. dana: i put mine in health savings account and obamacare eliminated those, too. coming up, obama campaign is now selling its version of american flag. greg has the story of ways obama supporters are pledging allegiance to the president. directly ahead.
faith that people make sound choices about their lives and the economy shapes itself around this. if you want to look at something like lasik surgery it s more effective and cheaper because it s not tied to insurance. you can get your eyes fixed at fraction of the cost it used to be. we re fearful of the only engine that ever worked in our lives. that is capitalism. we want handle that. bob: i hate to step on the capitalist train but i got lasik and it was paid for by insurance. andrea: you didn t. bob: i did! andrea: i d love to know the plan. dana: i put mine in health savings account and obamacare eliminated those, too. coming up, obama campaign is now selling its version of american flag. greg has the story of ways obama supporters are pledging allegiance to the president. directly ahead.
health care costs continue to climb. no other nation spends more than 12% of its economy on health care. america spends 17%. what is more, we really don t benefit from the huge price tag. our healthy life expectancy ranked only 29th in the world behind slovenia. our infant mortality rate ranks 30th and it s more than twice that of sweden and japan. so what is our problem? in this hour and time magazine essay, we will take you around the world to study health care systems it other countries to find out what lessons we can learn from others. we will visit great britain and taiwan and switzerland to find out what they are doing right and wrong. we will show you some interesting innovation going on back here in america in one of the poorest, most crime ridden cities in the nation. but, first, let s talk about the one thing americans are certain is bad. government-run health care across the atlantic in great britain. is the nation s health service an evil death panel as some say