that vice was the media equivalent of putting gold lettering on crumby condos which i think was a little too critical of it. but shane is has been out there kind of selling something, and i think to a certain degree, he believes it. like, and there s in some way in which vice has produced great things and has fulfilled what it has set out to do in certain ways, but ultimately you have to kind of deliver on the promises that you make. and it has to be more than just a story you re telling. so i guess the point is, selling this hard partying, edgy brand, getting advertisers to come on board, helping advertisers reach young people, all that works for a while, and to some extent you can create great journalism on the back of that ad agency, but there are limits to the growth and vice is experiencing those limits. they re definitely experiencing the limits, and i think that sales pitch doesn t work any more. you know, for one thing, shane himself is in his late 40s, he doesn t n
and possibilities of states opting out of minimum benefit guarantees like maternity coverage or mental health care. so it s hard to yes, you can say all of that. but already we had information indicating it was not on track for that at all. right. and that goes to where your health expertise meets the political side, which we can handle back in studio which is why the sales pitch doesn t seem to be on the level. and that s separate from ideology, whether you like obamacare or not, there seems to be a lot of lies about what the replacement would or wouldn t do. doctor and paul, i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you. up next, on that republican health care bill, now we re seeing campaign donations flooding towards house democrats. how do they turn all that money into a plan for victory in the mid terms? that s next.
guarantees like maternity coverage or mental health care. so it s hard to yes, you can say all of that. but already we had information indicating it was not on track for that at all. right. and that goes to where your health expertise meets the political side, which we can handle back in studio which is why the sales pitch doesn t seem to be on the level. and that s separate from ideology, whether you like obamacare or not, there seems to be a lot of lies about what the replacement would or wouldn t do. i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you. up next, on that republican health care bill, now we re seeing campaign donations flooding towards house democrats. how do they turn all that money into a plan for victory in the mid terms? that s next. with help from our advisor, we made it through many market swings. sure we could travel, take it easy. but we ve never been the type to just sit back.
insurance in the next decade. now the cbo will put more numbers on in the next couple of weeks, i suspect. so that we understand how much worse it got. because all that got added were loosened protections for people and possibilities of states opting out of minimum benefit guarantees like maternity coverage or mental health care. so it s hard to yes, you can say all of that. but already we had information indicating it was not on track for that at all. right. and that goes to where your health expertise meets the political side, which we can handle back in studio which is why the sales pitch doesn t seem to be on the level. and that s separate from ideology, whether you like obamacare or not, there seems to be a lot of lies about what the replacement would or wouldn t do. i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you. up next, on that republican health care bill, now we re
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