following that path. it can be increased fatigue. these are subtle clues. it prompted them to treat with antibiotics. he is on the mend now. it was days before we found out about this. what does this tell you about the possible significant concerns they had about the former president s health that he went into the hospital tuesday and we re just finding out about this now? vip care is sort of a special animal. i m not talking about the hospital, doctor, to be clear. but coming from, say, for instance, the clintons, that they could have said something about this and waited days to do so. what we forget is prominent
premiums, that we were going to be able to keep our doctor jenna: all right, so you disagree. so, karl, do you think then republicans just pedal to the metal go full force over the next pedal to the metal, pedal to the metal, but they have to offer up what they would do. think about this, in emanuel s article he talks about the six things that are going to happen as a result of the affordable care act. here are the megatrends in health care presumably brought on by obamacare. we re going to, quote, end insurance companies as you know them, they re going to be back room managers of government money. we re going to have vup cower for chronic vip care for chronic and mentally ill. we re going to close a thousand hospitals, he thinks that s a good thing. we re going to end employer-provided health insurance coverage, we re going to stop rises in health care costs jenna: all right, so you don t like anything about it. well, first of all, most of those things are not going to hap
technology that came about he was able to benefit from. implantable defibrillator. the pump has come a long way. and finally the heart transplant. he didn t get vip care. he waited on that 20 months, eric, which is twice as long as people usually wait. he didn t get vip care. of course he got very, very careful care. what can we learn from this? family history is a big deal when it comes to heart, which is what he did. and he started smoking the first time at the age of 12. and then when he was in politics, almost two to three packs a day. so that s a lot of smoking, which i m glad that he quit at the age of 37 when he had the first heart attack. what we are learning also is that we should commend his doctors. because the team of doctors that took care of him over the years, we re talking about over three
doctors to help him over the years so the latest technology that came about, he was able to benefit from. bypass surgery, stinting, implantable defibrillators. the ventricural pump, and finally, the heart transplant, and he didn t get vip care, either. he waited on the transplant list 20 months, which is twice as long as people normally wait. he got very careful care. dr. samadi, what can we learn the. what we can learn is family history is a big deal when it comes to the heart, which is what he had. the other mistake he made, he started smoking the first time at the age of 12. then when he was in politics, almost two to three packs a day. so that s a lot of smoking, which i m glad that he stopped, he quit at the age of 37 when he had the first heart attack. what we re learning also is we should commend his doctors because the team of doctors that